it is basically from the pentagon's perspective, the, the ultimate quote, threat and quote. and in the, in the, in the years to come, because it has ramped up its military development programs. and it has greater numbers of ships than the united states does right now. and i think that between now and 2050 it is projected by the mil assessment office at the pentagon that it's going to be china, that the u. s. is going to have to deal with as the competitive world power. but the chinese are taking a different tat, which is more like construction and in under developed countries of the world that by itself is a challenge to you as a dominance in the world. so we're going to see this as a prolong conflict competitively, at least for years to come. and finally, i'd like to ask you, well, what place to have in the pentagon's new strategy and how do you think we can expect russia to react and to respond? well, i think at the pentagon regards, russia, even though as more nukes as, as less of a threat than china will be in terms of our influence in the world. dominance. and, and i th

the 2005 agreement between the pentagon and the minister of health of ukraine to corporate on prevent the dissemination of technology as pathogens and information which can be used to develop biological weapons. the agreement from here on out pentagon can extend assistance to the ministry of health of ukraine in the area of joint biological investigations defining the threat from biological asians and of determining the reaction to it. as regards of the other dangerous pathogens which are on the objects in ukraine, that's article 3. article 4 of the agreement staves of the pathogens can only be held in those laboratories were assisted by the pentagon. and also that the m, the samples of stamps, collect any grain, have to be sent to the united states as well as lee, as of the survey data on the spread of infectious diseases in ukraine. the result of the work of this agreement by default is sir, is closed in nature under article 7. at the same time, the representative of pentagon or it's so sub contractors under article 5 can participate in any an activity having to do with implementati

almost 700 participants even climbed inside the pentagon building were arrested the campaign against the pentagon was the first in the united states action against the vietnam war, followed by others like this was this day in history during a special military operation, our unit managed to capture unmanned aerial vehicles at a ukrainian military base for spraying liquids over the ground is such a way of biological warfare, ukrainians. suggested by curators americans the main task of the american colleagues is to study pathogens in these places using the forces of local specialists, without involving their own, studied their future bridgeheads. please note the last day of work on february 23, a natural test on humans is not proven, which by and large in the united states was safe to do, because we call laboratories. actually. this is the value of the military biological import structure of the united states on the territory of ukraine , which means ukraine always wondering where it all starts now? the 141 states that dispersed after the end of the cold war are gathering again. he in t

will get a steady rate of production of munitions both for ourselves and for the ukrainians, the pentagontes and nato countries have taken the leading role in providing ukrainian soldiers with winter equipment, and we are making sure that they, that is, ukrainian soldiers, have everything they need for this period, because the supply of warm equipment is no less important than ammunition on the battlefield such conclusions were drawn by the pentagon and they are absolutely correct. and by the way, ped riders , who commented on this situation regarding equipment , said that in fact we know that the ukrainians will have warm clothes, but about the russians, he said the following an interesting phrase that he is not at all sure about the readiness of the russian troops to conduct combat operations in winter, and this is true. because the winter uniform of the russian soldiers is katma, and that is actually good. deoccupation of the territories, it was again mentioned about the preparation of the ukrainian army for winter, and it was also said about the need to counter the news of the types o

hundreds of thousands of users, the businessman confirmed it, the company spacex appealed to the pentagonrce the american government to pay for the provision of services to ukrainians on the front lines, tsn correspondent yana slyusarchuk investigated connections between the scandalous flowers of elon mask and his business interests elon mask's twitter has been around for a long time his favorite weapon is more than 100 million followers, that's where he arranges scandalous survey and offers ukraine to permanently give up crimea and other territories occupied by russia in response to the ex-ambassador of the country melnyk sends ilon mask on the course of a russian ship and now declares to us that he can unlock the old woman to the ukrainian military because no one pays for it he was offended by ungrateful ukrainians that's right the posts of the mask on twitter look like, but the facts speak about something else, first of all, according to the documents that got to ructionen, spaceyk wrote off the pentagon about money for starlinks back in september, that is, to everyone of peaceful plan

at a closed telephone briefing, pentagon officials did not comment, they only noted that they continued while everyone is distracted, the twitter company in social networks, in which stormy dialogues are unfolding, the mask with politicians and ordinary users, announced that the businessman is being prosecuted because of his behavior in the negotiations on the agreement to buy this very social network yana sakharchuk oleksandr shiyan tsn one plus one marathon single news and then about the wonderful gift for the day of defenders of ukraine, president zelenskyi called it so and thanked his american colleague and the people of the united states for the new package of military aid stated in the decree signed by joe biden the day before, the total amount of aid will be 725 million dollars , they will purchase and send additional ammunition for himers systems - 23,000 artillery shells, shells for remote anti-tank mine systems, high-speed anti-radar missiles, as well as medical small arms means and multi-purpose wheeled vehicles plans to increase military aid to our country and the european

jennifer griffin has details from the pentagon. and jen, how is the biden national security strategy different than president trump's? >> not that different. it sounds similar to the trump administration focus on china and russia in 2017. except that there is more focus this time on climate change as an threat, russia poses immediate threat to the system, prc is the only competitor with both intent to reshape the international order and increasingly the economic diplomatic military and technological power to advance that objective. at the communist party congress as greg mentioned, president xi will -- is expected to be handed a third term potentially setting him up as president for life. in a speech sunday, xi said china is intent on overtaking taiwan, enormous threat to u.s. national security, that is where most of the world's semi kubt tore chips are manufactured. >> peaceful reunification with the greatest sincerity and the greatest effort. however, we are not committed to abandoning the use of force and we reserve the option o

it seems that the pentagon was.ked missile is enough to look at the photographs of the damage on the facade of the pentagon building, 2977 people became victims of the attacks, including 343 firefighters and 60 policemen, not only us citizens, but also 92 states were killed. and after that, the americans began a brutal war against terrorists, as well as against those people who did not consider terrorists not necessarily all were terrorists and waged this war, the united states of america must be said without observing any rules using the most cruel methods of knocking out confessions with the most brutal interrogations and torture, which de facto, they were allowed in those prisons of the united states of america that were created for these very terrorists or islamist radicals within two days, large centers of afghanistan were bombed in afghanistan, and from sea ships they were released into afghanistan within two days. 55 cruise missiles, and cruise missiles are a missile with nuclear warheads, the americans said

this does not represent the view of the military or the pentagon.rallel to the problem we see in corporate america. i give a simple litmus test. if you could switch out the black for white or the white for brown, and it would still be racist to say it, then it's still racist to say it before you flip the words out around. and i think we have moved to a period in the anti-racism movement in our country, both in government and the private sector, where being race neutral or color blind in our judgments is actually viewed in the lens of the anti-racist movement as being racist. and i think we need to get rid of labels all together, whether you call it racist or anti-racist, in my opinion has very little meaning today. we need to go back to evaluating the content of what people say, decency express judgment as humans and evaluate if it's the wrong people in chief diversity officers of government branches or private sector. >> sandra: brings up the broader point the u.s. army and the ability to recruit, based on changes that have been made recently. the

most is going to the pentagon, pentagon gives it through the us defense industry, the fed's industryhains to the pentagon, give the iranians old stuff. let's get that clear, to the public mckevitt counted. the ukrainians have several more months before they can push the russians out. stuart: the first military priority is to stop those uranian drones, do something about them because they have an important impact on ukraine, watch out if uranian the spend ballistic missiles. >> that is right. uranian drones are interesting, not sophisticated, not fast, ukrainians shoot down 80% of them as it is but we help them get better and more sophisticated air defensees to protect cities even more. russians are using it to take out infrastructure in ukraine, trying to deprive the population, ukrainians doing a good job and the russians having to do this, they don't have their own missiles and bombs and precision guided munitions so having to go to iran to buy drones and get uranian's to put people in crimea to train the russians so this is a sign of desperation, ballistic missiles as well, that c

so apparently the you, as president, has changed his mind and pentagons new strategy in fact looks very similar to i used to be on the trump administration. interesting that the publication of this new strategy was expected 6 months ago. it was postponed, and we only saw it now published exactly after weimer putting speaking at val di, discussion club earlier and thursday, explicitly said no to using nuclear weapons. this is was library book. it had to say meet you when you can. you believe we have never said anything about the possible use of nuclear weapons by russia? good. only. hinton examines made by the leaders of western countries. finally, thrust back windless. trust was prime minister in the u. k. she told the program written as a nuclear power. am and it is the pm's job to use it and she would do so. no one is not verbatim, but closer. she said, i'm ready for regular majors and no one else. but a young woman was a big one out of her my union. how can one say such that isn't public when you just learn the u. s. president though question put in his words, claiming that talking a

and uh, this satellite will be taken away by the pentagon and mobilized and made me work for myself.ething to respond to the technological aggression of the west, russia also has missiles capable of destroying targets in equasive space and laser systems designed to blind spacecraft. ready to go if needed. well, all the same, i would like, uh, you not to bring out the confrontation. at this level, star wars is not ours. culture. alexey yes. thank you. vadim zavodchenkov. uh, in the war of satellites now a short advertisement. and here's what's next on our air. how it won't happen in berlin what is the law on banning lgbt propaganda which was adopted in the duma in the first reading? are gays or lesbians going to be persecuted for their secret sex life, as in soviet times? advantageous card for free forever gazprombank card diapers haggis pads codex and absorbent underwear defeng with a benefit of up to 50% on wildberriesta is dedicated to everyone who was chosen for, how to conduct team building? now you choose either a double cheeseburger for only 85 rubles. app only. tele2 presents

yeah, i don't think he checked with the pentagon there. if li, if washington wants to start attacking doha, clearly natural gas is behind again. his statement about human rights, human rights cannot be listened to about, from any european politician, specially during an energy crisis. britain is a country that sanctioned its own energy resources over its support for care of and the legacy co government in care of, of zalinski, in famous to britain. as i said earlier, england does respect b. it has a history of respecting football, footballing, nations. as i said, all you have to do is look up or not see england salute england football team. and you'll see the match played in england. when mean when team gave nazi salutes except one famous football or actually that scapes my name of the road. one principal said we shouldn't respect the views of german nazi culture. may. thanks for speaking to as independent journalist, ashley mckenzie. and thank you for joining us here in arty international. we're back in the top of the hour with the very l

i'm right, well, there is a representative of the pentagon, literally verbatim.w smart we are, well, given that, uh, as the mask said, as they said recently, the attacks continue, and the pentagon has shut up in this area. as i understand it, it’s all the same about robbery, uh, it’s slowly going on, let’s listen, then we’ll discuss friends. my first of all we have just delivered two systems of us. so actually the national advanced earth air missile system, two of which we transferred government a couple of weeks ago. today they are being installed in ukraine. two na hams, what can they do? just like what areas they can close banking just to cover up some move they can't change. no. there's an area, defined, that they can cover. yes , they can change the course of the operation, of course, they cannot cover e, in this configuration, which, as i understand it, according to the statement of the risin concern, they will cover just the e circle in an area about 20 km around them in order to, for example, recapture. uh, the so-called star raid, when a blow is struck f

the atrocities of the pentagon in iraq are also a prison of mounds near baghdad . tv channel cbs. showed a story about bullying torture electric pyramids of people a day without food and killing just for fun, this will go down in the history of the us reign in iraq, especially the scandal of the statements of the military charles groener was added. i did my job, followed orders and got praise for it. at the trial, the man added that everything would end on a positive note and i would keep a smile on my face on the ground, but adam also began to use chemical weapons by the americans. in particular, white phosphorus and the combined uranium, the deadly disease was another blow to the local iraqi population. massive genetic damage has been inflicted on the population. according to numerous studies, the sharp increase in childhood deaths from cancer and leukemia in the iraqi city of elfoja, which was bombed by the united states in 2004, exceeds the rates reported by survivors of the atomic bombings of those dropped. on hiroshima and nagasaki in 1945 , in addition to white phosphorus i

. >> the pentagon has said it's still about a month before those come. let's talk about what we just heard on friday from russian president vladimir putin. he said that the mobilization drive to increase the number of soldiers will end in the next two weeks. and that massive strikes are n longer needed. what does your government assess he means by this? what are you preparing for? >> well, as we said, you know, 234 days, no limits and no moral restrictions from russian aggressor, so we should be prepared for everything. and it's actually irrelevant at this point what he says because partial mobilization has been a big failure. people in russia do not want to be mobilized. they're not equipped, they're not prepared, they're not motivated yet, a lot of them, but it has been a failure in russia. they are probably not forcing it because they will have the plant mobilization in the autumn. we don't know. all we -- all we are focused on, staying the course and defending our country every way and being prepared for anything that can come from the russian federa

we got some reaction and insight from former pentagon official, michael maloof. well, china is that has the 2nd largest economy in the world and it, it, it, it is basically from the pentagon's perspective, the, the ultimate quote, threat and quote. and in the, in the, in the years to come. because it has ramped up its military development programs and it has greater numbers of ships than the united states does right now. and i think that that is between now and 2050 it is projected by the myths estimate offsets pentagon, that it's going to be china, that the u. s. is going to have to deal with as the competitive world power. but the chinese are taking a different tat, which is more like construction and in under developed countries of the world that by itself is a challenge to you as dominance in the world. so we're going to see this as a prolonged conflict competitively, at least for years to come now to the latest and conflict, a mosque was caught under fire, falling ukrainian shelling of the russian city of done. net that's according to the local mer. here you

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even crawled inside the pentagon building, almost 700 participants were arrested. march on the pentagon was the first us action against the vietnam war, followed by others. this was such a day in history. remember in the film love and doves such a character, uncle, mitya says such a phrase, terrible news. i brought hope to your home. here is such a character, uncle mitya is in america, this is mccarthy, the leader of the republican ministry, who brought bad news to ukraine and why is there such a reaction? immediately arahamme, he says, i met with him. we agreed that two-party support guaranteed us. and i would say that everything is not so smooth there. the latest studies have shown that ukraine is somewhere in the fifth or fourth place. first. these are prices and inflation, the second is the question of fighting crime. it goes off scale there, the third is migration and there is somewhere ukraine and even biden, who told everyone that the us economy is a crypt, he ate ice cream like never before, but because if they said it is 13% more expensive, than last year

the pentagon called the baghdad bombing operation in march 2003 tens of thousands of soldiers invaded the country on a completely far-fetched pretext. from the impudence of the house of the brave , even the allies and other major countries of the un security council were taken aback, so the leaders of france, germany and russia opposed the war. and, of course , no one listened to the allied forces of the united states. great britain was noticeably bogged down in a positional struggle with the iraqi forces. the top of the pentagon could not even hide the scandal minister of defense us donald rumsfield and head of operations in iraq tommy franks publicly blamed each other for the failure of the lightning attacks. however, it was no longer important. washington won and installed his government. saddam hussein was publicly executed as a warning to others, virtually all infrastructure will be destroyed, people will be left without basic things for a long time - water, food, electricity and communications - they hoped that a civil democratic state would be created in iraq, but these hopes w

that the us should immediately launch missiles, fortunately the officer in the pentagon who received this information simply ignored it. khrushchev, of course, understood that after the first shot, diplomacy would go to war yesterday, and the generals were brought up differently. they will defend themselves in cuba with more than 60 tactical nukes bombing cruise missiles and the wrong conversation allowed them to be used. no, your connections are under attack. i'm being bombed. and you know, take everyone bomb. immediately, of course, in this case, they would have used this tactical nuclear weapon. on the night of october 24-25, khrushchev decided that the time had come to immediately stop this crazy run towards nuclear war. tomorrow may be too late. khrushchev began to dictate a new letter to kennedy . mr. president, you and i should not pull the rope by two ends now. the stronger we pull it, the stronger this knot of war will be tied. at this time, in cuba, fidel castro arrived at the soviet embassy, ​​he and the ussr ambassador aleksey alekseev sat down at the table, drank beer an

well, those analysts who are sitting there should take the pentagon's proposals and the pentagon's intelligence the pentagon's proposals as a basis, now this was it would be completely different. well, i really hope that in the usa , after all, the pentagon will always have more influence than some advisers in the very entourage of the president of the united states . he is allegedly being tortured now. this was reported by energoatom, and the day before, it was rafael mlizi, the ceo of megates, who met with volodymyr e-e putin in st. petersburg. this was happening. well, and putin said that, uh, putin told money about the elements of excessively dangerous politicization of everything related to nuclear activities, after which rafael money still has to meet with volodymyr zelensky. how do you assess the general attitude of the world community to the situation in the nuclear industry and , in general, to the situation with the energy system ukraine, which happened after the strikes of these missiles. can we count on any help ? this idea was finally rejected by you

further agreement, the pentagon may support the ministry of health of ukraine in the field of joint biological research to determine the threats of biological agents and develop a response to them in relation to the digging of a pathogen located at facilities on the territory of ukraine. u.s. agencies and send to the united states samples of all strains collected in ukraine and distribution surveillance data infectious disease in this country. result, the results of work within the framework of the agreement, as well as information on its implementation, becomes by default confidential, in accordance with article 7. at the same time, representatives of the pentagon or its contractors, in accordance with article 5, can take part in all activities related to the implementation of agreements. the direct participation of the us military department in financing military-biological ukraine is reflected in the plan for the provision of technical assistance to certain enterprises of the ministry of defense of ukraine from 2018 2005 agreement to actually receive funds is a laboratory of the ukrainian m

s. president has changed his mind and pentagons new strategy. in fact, looks very similar to what i used to be under trump administration. interesting that the publication of this new strategy was expected. 6 months ago. it was postponed and we only saw it now published exactly after weimer putting speaking at val di, discussion club earlier and thursday explicitly said no to using nuclear weapons. this is what library pollutant had to say which you when you go, then you go and we have never said anything about the possible use of nuclear weapons by russia, but only hinted at statements made by the leaders of western countries. liz truss. the recent u. k. prime minister told the press that britain is a nuclear power. it's the prime minister shop to use it. and she would do so. it's not verbatim, but close. she said, i'm ready for it. and no one reacted with the young woman is a bit out of her mind. how can one say such things in public school? so again, pentagon to answer to why roku, tim saying clearly that moscow is not considering the use of

this is the main tool of the comic development of the pentagon about him.he more so, you can’t look at it. when our satellite inspector approaches such an extremely precious object, he carefully and carefully approaches such an extremely expensive object, naturally. this raises, uh, some concern, uh, the us space force. naturally, such a satellite. right there, at the commands of the earth, he turns on the engines, or does not turn on the engine, but in any case, most often he maneuvers to get away to break away to change the orbit , and this can already be considered a huge success for the inspector. after all, running away from him, american reconnaissance observatories worth several billion dollars, spend the precious fuel that they need to adjust the orbit , such manners reduce the service time of the keyholes by several times, but the main goal of our satellites. still not a game in cat and mouse, the main task is to understand what the devices of unfriendly countries are capable of. what are the weaknesses and what are the threats? a to do this, they

secondly, private traders are not emptying the treasures of the pentagon already pretty much, they haveeen squirting for the help of ukraine. you are sure that it is necessary to invest in production today, indeed, the flow of weapons is at a high level, but the battles are being fought with high activity ukraine is moving forward. we are successfully ramping up production. and after a while we will be able to create a balance between our needs and those of the ukrainians. $1.5 billion has now been allocated to the pentagon to replenish the weapons sent to ukraine. and washington, meanwhile, has already announced new assistance to kiev for 625 million. it is necessary to act in two directions to give ukraine everything that is necessary to continue the struggle, since putin does not capitulate and at the same time push the ukrainians, as well as the russians, to negotiate. the new package will include four multiple launch rocket systems of tens of thousands of shells, and a lot of other things exploding and firing, which is unlikely to contribute to negotiations and peace in ukraine ale

it is basically from the pentagon's perspective, the ultimate quote, threat and quote. and in, in the, in the years to come. because it has ramped up its military development programs. and it has greater numbers of ships than the united states does right now. and i think that between now and 2050 it is projected by the mil sussman offsets pentagon, that it's going to be china, that the u. s. is going to have to deal with as the competitive world power and, but the chinese are taking a different tat which is more like construction and in under developed countries of the world that by itself it's a challenge to you as a dominance in the world. so we're going to see this as a prolonged conflict competitively, at least for years to come we will not to jeopardize our people's wealth. thus, the message from africa is that top to co produce is gone and ivory coast, a boy causing a co sustainability meeting in brussels. after accusing western companies of blocking opportunities to improve farmers incomes, antique correspondence, corrales hot lab rings as nor. this is not the 1s

well, the pentagon meanwhile published a new national defense strategy in which russia, germany as and china as a long-term threat and strategic, it is noted that the only competitor that has both the intention and the increasing ability to systematically challenge the united states in all directions, military, economic, technological, diplomatic, is china, the pentagon considers it the main challenge to russia in the document of the american ministry of defense, russia is called an acute threat, it is said that it poses serious risks that persist in key areas, which include nuclear threats to the united states and the threat of strikes by long-range cruise missiles to its allies, cyber information operations, as well as broad shadow war companies not specifically aimed at democratic institutions, which in practice means that the time of the us national security strategy directly describes russia as an acute threat, and we are cautious chose the word sharp unlike china russia can not systematically challenge the united state in the long term but russian aggression does pose a direct a

the pentagon communicates quite dryly about the fact that a-a laziness a-a emphasized the need to keep communication channels open a-a therefore, it is possible that this is another conversation that is often talked about by the united states the states that we believe that the military should talk to each other in order to avoid miscalculations, there were some data that russia is again rattling these nuclear weapons in the black sea. maybe they talked about this. yesterday was the statement of volodymyr zelensky before that, the publicists of the institute for the study of war about what russia is planning to do when it will make a gesture of goodwill in the south and blow up dam a at the kakhov hpp, turning it into a false flag operation. maybe they are the question, but i don’t think so. that this conversation will bring some results. that is, today we are definitely not at the stage a at which there may be some results on the part of the dsk of latsia, and therefore i would not expect so much from them. thank you, agia zagreb lawyer, state representative of the anti-monopoly commi

the pentagon had also sheltered several german, fascist. the removal of nancy criminals from the country was code named operation paperclip. it were thousands overall by one estimate as many as 10000. not just the scientists, the scientists totaled about 1600 or more. but there were also concentration camp guards from low to medium levels. there were even carboned dance at concentration camps or who in eastern europe. nazis really of all stripes, from scientists to spies who worked for the cia. ah eric little blue, an american journalist and pulitzer prize winner wrote the nazis next door, a book revealing the harrowing story of how america became a safe haven for thousands of nazi criminals. i think a lot of this is it was really a stain on the united states. it was a shameful period in which we allowed thousands and thousands of nazi persecutors who we have just defeated. we are just gone to war. we had lost just lost hundreds of thousands of men in battle and then allowed the them in despite their obvious ties to, to war crimes and perse

the pentagon called the baghdad bombing operation in march 2003 tens of thousands of soldiers invadedountry on a completely far-fetched pretext. from the impudence of the house of the brave, they were even taken aback allies and other major countries of the un security council so the leaders of france, germany and russia opposed the war. and, of course, no one listened to the allied forces of the united states. great britain was noticeably bogged down in a positional struggle with the iraqi forces. the top of the pentagon could not even hide the scandal, us secretary of defense donald rumsfield and the head of the operation in iraq , tommy franks, publicly accused each other of the failure of the lightning attacks. however, it was no longer important. washington won and installed his government. saddam hussein in public executed as a warning to others, virtually the entire infrastructure will be destroyed, people will be left without basic things for a long time - water, food, electricity and communications - they hoped that a civil democratic state would be created in iraq, but these

have denied that the pentagon is linked to bio labs in the country. ah, ah. since 2018 under order number 928, issued by ukraine's ministry of health. international pharmaceutical companies have had access to the country's hospital patients as a testing ground, including children. special safety measures in the handling of hazardous microorganisms are very expensive on a lot cheaper and easier to conduct that kind of research in countries where lives are of low value to the usa. the west, of course, does not care about the lives or the conditions of the grain of the population. it is also been historically i'd by people like adolf hitler and the german world war 2 strategic plans for defeating russia. ukraine was rich with oil and it was always i'd as a natural resource area that could be utilized most likely be was, would assume usually when we do it, we could do it was due to cost as well as the police. but then, you know, we need to list and you can course, that's what it is. but then, you know, you could take a paper out of course, when you, when you, but

and you say that he is simply bargaining with the pentagon for money.tical influence on the current pentagon is conditionally why it is minimal on the mask now on november 8, 2022. here are the midterm elections to the congress and until no one gives him a guarantee, and the guarantees may actually evaporate at some point. he, of course, will try to spin this story, by the way. in my opinion, the previous story about namaska ​​peace plan is exactly the same brilliant business scheme. yeah, this is not a story about the fact that he is a peacemaker and that he is really ready to do it. he just sees these weak ones. uh, means the processes that take place. yes, also a version, by the way, by the way, here, no matter how you believe it. eh, me, they won’t even have time to bring it before advertising. hey, this sheet. apparently they were watching our discussion with you and our versions of what he is doing in the pentagon and they say, well, come on guys, so to speak. it's on the air with a bullet. uh, so it's fried pulnuli 2 minutes ago, the pentagon mad

pentagon atrocities in iraq are also a prison of mounds near baghdad . tv channel cbs.howed the plot. bullying torture pyramids of people without food for a day and killing just for fun will go down in the history of the us reign in iraq, especially the scandal of the statements of the military charles groener was added. i am did his job, followed orders and received praise for it. at the trial, the man added that everything would end on a positive note and i would keep a smile on my face on the ground, but adam also became the use of chemical weapons by the americans. in particular, white phosphorus and merged uranus deadly diseases were another blow to the local population, the iraqi population suffered enormous genetic damage, according to numerous studies. a sharp increase in child mortality, cancer or leukemia. in the iraqi city of elfa luja, bombed by the united states in 2004 exceeds the rates reported by survivors of the a. the bombings dropped on hiroshima and nagasaki in 1945, in addition to white phosphorus in iraq , the depleted uranium radioactive element w

the pentagon had also sheltered several german, fascist. the removal of nazi criminals from the country was code named operation paperclip. there were thousands overall by one estimate as many as 10000. not just the scientist, the scientists total about $1600.00 or more. but there were also concentration camp guards from low to medium levels. there were even carbon dots at concentration camps or who in eastern europe. nazis really of all stripes, from scientists to spies who worked for the cia. ah eric little blow, an american journalist ent pulitzer prize winner wrote the nazis next door, a book revealing the harrowing story of how america became a safe haven for thousands of nazi criminals. i think a lot of this is it was really a stain on the united states. it was a shameful period in which we allowed thousands and thousands of nazi persecutors who we had just defeated. we had just gone to war. we had lost just lost hundreds of thousands of men in battle and then allowed the them in despite their obvious ties to, to war crimes and persec

jennifer griffin and the pentagon not changing fostering just a joke. general david perkins on whether we should all be wearing and whether we could revisit something very secluded 60 years ago. welcome, everybody, no caboodle and let's get with it with mark with the latest. >> good afternoon to you, there is no intelligence and russia to eminently use weapons and ukraine but the comments less than 24 hours ago sparking concerns about where the war is headed. the president did not speak to reporters today about ukraine but the white house facing a lot of questions about comments he made last night in new york city. the president was speaking off-camera at a fund-raiser and quoted as saying, "we have not faced armageddon since the cuban missile crisis but then talking about the russian president, "he is not joking when he talks about potential use of tactical weapons or biological weapons because as military is significantly underperforming." the president went on to see if russia were to use weapons even low yield device, impossible for the situation no

first of all, let me ask what this next weapons package from washington or the pentagon is filled withow how to say it more precisely. well, the fact is that it is quite the package is small in size. we have gotten used to the numbers, about a billion dollars more than accepted, but this time we are talking about 275 million dollars, and ammunition for highmars 500-20 accurate guided projectile activations is also included after all, we are talking about the excalibur and the named defense vehicles, humby vehicles. that is, of course, this is a quite useful suv for the armed forces of ukraine, which has been actively used in the armed forces for a long time. ramo shells have also been released for remote combination of the territory and samples of small arms, that is, well, 275 million dollars is far from a record package, but it is necessary to simply remember that it is only in october, the month that the united states handed over g3 defense packages to ukraine, and the total cost is more than 1.6 billion dollars, that is, when we talk about such things, it is necessary to simply rem

this is the main weapon of the pentagon's space intelligence about him.ould know anything and, all the more so, you can’t look at it. when our satellite inspector approaches such an extremely precious object, he carefully and carefully approaches such an extremely expensive object, naturally. this raises, uh, some concern, uh, the us space force. naturally, such a satellite. right there, on commands from the ground, he turns on the engines, or not turning on the engine, but in any case, most often he maneuvers to get away to break away to change the orbit , and this can already be considered a huge success for the inspector. after all, running away from him, american reconnaissance observatories worth several billion dollars, spend the precious fuel that they need to adjust the orbit , such manners reduce the service time of the keyholes by several times, but the main goal of our satellites. still not a game in cat and mouse, the main task is to understand what the devices of unfriendly countries are capable of. what are the weaknesses and what are the th

we lack leadership in the pentagon capable of bending the bureaucracy to their will.n service of a defense strategy that prioritizes hard power. and we lack leadership in the white house that understands the paradox at the heart of deterrence. that to avoid war, you must convince your adversaries that you are both capable and willing to wage war. if we ignore hard lessons about hard power, if we continue down this utopian path, or if we allow the fear of escalation to dominate our decisions, we will feedxi's appetite for conquest and we will invite war itself. by choosing instead to put the anti-navy in his path, we can deter war in the short term and buy time to build a navy that defeats communism over the long-term. thank you and i'm happy to entertain some questions. [applause] >> if you can identify yourself and any organizations you are affiliated with. microphone. >> congressman, i am a soldier no longer young. i recently celebrated with my family two then yes. one, i celebrated my 80th birthday, and i told my family of eight grandsons and granddaughters that i