all things are considered on peter labelle. is this the beginning of the end or the end of the beginning? russian nato are at an impasse. both have presented their visions of pan european security. needless to say, there is no meeting of minds has diplomacy been exhausted? ah, to discuss these issues and more on joined by my guess, glen deason, and also he is a professor at the university of se or norway as well as author of the book, great power politics in the port industrial revolution. and in budapest we have george samuel eli. he's a podcast to read the goggle, which can be found on youtube and locals. are gentlemen cross up rules and effect, that means you can jump any time you want, and i would appreciate it. okay, let's start out with glen glen. as i said in my introduction, are we at the end of diplomacy here at the end of negotiations, or is at the beginning of something because we are obviously at an impasse. we have leaked reaction to russia's proposal through a spanish media, which probably was intentional. the rus

hello and welcome the crosstalk where all things are considered on peter labelle. apparently, russia's invasion of ukraine is not so imminent. after all, none the less washington in london continued to beat the drums of war. many europeans think otherwise. they are the ones with the most to lose in any conflict . they are also the ones pushing diplomacy. ah, to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess, url rasmussen in washington. he's the executive vice president of the racial center in new york. we have medea benjamin. she is an authoring co founder of coat paint. and in london we crossed to marcus papadopoulos. he's an historian analyst, an author of the book, arise, rossi, and the return of russia to world politics are cross stop rules. and that means you can jump in in time, you want and i would appreciate it. okay, let's start with media. let's start off with you. or you have a fascinating article in anti war dot com and in common dreams. and it's, it's very sanctum su hours support everyone reading a memo to congress, diplomacy for ukraine is sp

i and peter labelle talking at cross purposes. this is at the heart of the wes narrative, claiming russia plans to invade ukraine. from the russian perspective, ukraine is a symptom of a much larger issue. nato is relentless drive, east work. there is a solution though. security for all the to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess peter comes make into says he is a professor of history at american university as well as co author with oliver stone of the untold history of the united states in jersey city. we have sarah flounder. she is co director of the international action center, as well as an author and an anti war activist. and in told to be cross to jeremy whose motto he is managing editor of covert action magazine or across the rules. and that means he can jump at anytime you want, and i always appreciate it. well, let's start out with peter. i guess like waiting for it to go. this invasion is something that you get to using an atomic calendar for i suppose. it was never going to happen the least under the co

i'm peter labelle. is this the beginning of the end or the end of the beginning? russian nato are at an impasse. both have presented their visions of pan european security. needless to say, there is no meeting of minds as diplomacy been exhausted. ah, to discuss these issues and more on joined by my guess, glen deason in oslo. he's a professor at the university of se or norway, as well as author of the book, great power politics in the 4th industrial revolution. and in budapest we have george samuel eli. he's a podcast to read the goggle, which can be found on youtube and locals. are a gentleman, cross up rules in effect, that means you can jump any time you want and i was appreciate it. ok, let's start out with glen glen. as i said in my introduction, um, are we at the end of diplomacy here at the end of the negotiations or at the beginning of something? because we are obviously at an impasse. we have the leaked reaction to.

i'm peter labelle. this is the home addition to remind you. we're discussing some rumors. ah, story gentlemen. i want to read a quote from a politician of the last few days. the quote is the geopolitical objective of russia today is clearly not ukraine, but to clarify the rules of cohabitation with nato in the e. u. we don't have any buzzers, genuine, but it's jeremy chancellor. no, not nadia. demetrius never kissinger la chrome in many? well, ma chrome, i was thinking, wow gentlemen, isn't it interesting? it sounds like he's speaking, cram one, talking points here to meet her. you're laughing. why? well, i think the right of the said, yeah, i can do that and i'm using it as multiple. if you grade, this is the fundamental issues of principles of rules or european security. ok? but you know, it's important to understand the macro now wants to make something your wants to deliver something because course your faces elections 1st and 2nd live before you positions itself. as the political leader of the statement also reflects the traditional desire or wrong which started which

i'm peter labelle. is this the beginning of the end or the end of the beginning? russian nato are at an impasse. both have presented their visions of pan european security. needless to say, there is no meeting of minds as diplomacy been exhausted. ah .

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i'm peter labelle. apparently, russia's invasion of ukraine is not so eminent. after all, none the less, washington in london continued to beat the drums of war. many europeans think otherwise, they are the ones with the most to lose in any conflict. they are also the ones pushing diplomacy. ah, to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guest, earl rasmussen in washing he's the executive vice president of the racial center in new york. we have medea benjamin. she is an authoring co founder of coat pink.

i'm peter labelle . is this the beginning of the end or the end of the beginning? russian nato are at an impasse. both have presented their visions of pan european security. needless to say, there is no meeting of minds as diplomacy been exhausted. ah, to discuss these issues and more on joined by my guess, glen deason in offload. he's a professor at the university of se or norway, as well as author of the book, great power politics in the 4th industrial revolution. and in budapest, we have jordan, samuel only is a podcast or at the gavel, which can be done on youtube and locals. gentleman cross type rules and effect, that means you can jump anytime you want, and i would appreciate it. okay, let's start out with glen glen. as i said in my introduction, are we at the end of diplomacy here at the end of negotiations, or is at the beginning of something because we are obviously at an impasse. we have the leaked reaction to russia's proposal through spanish media, which probably was intentional. the russians are not happy with it, at least as a reaction, not official r

i'm peter labelle, apparently rushes invasion of ukraine is not so eminent. after all, none the less washington in london continued to beat the drums of war. many europeans think otherwise. they are the ones with the most to lose in any conflict . they are also the ones pushing diplomacy. ah, to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess, earl rasmussen in washing he's the executive vice president of the racial center in new york. we have medea benjamin. she is an authoring co founder of coat pink. and in london we crossed to marcus papadopoulos. he's an historian, analysts, an author of the book, arise, receive the return of russia to world politics or acrosta's rules and effect. that means you get in jumping in time you want and i would appreciate it. okay, let's start with media. let's start off with you. and you have a fascinating article in anti war dot com and in common dreams. and it's, it's very sustained, honestly, our support everyone reading a memo to congress, diplomacy for ukraine is spelled m i n s k, which of course minsk, raggedly.

all things are considered on peter labelle. is this the beginning of the end or the end of the beginning? russian nato are at an impasse. both have presented their visions of pan european security. needless to say, there is no meeting of minds has diplomacy been exhausted? ah, to discuss these issues and more on joined by my guess, glen deason, and also he is a professor at the university of se or norway as well as author of the book, great power politics in the port industrial revolution. and in budapest we have george samuel eli. he's a podcast to read the goggle, which can be found on youtube and locals are gentlemen cross up rules and.

i'm peter labelle, talking at cross purposes. this is at the heart of the west narrative, claiming russia plans to invade ukraine. from the russian perspective, ukraine is a symptom of a much larger issue. nato's relentless, dr. east work, there is a solution though, security for all. ah, to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess, peter cousin, akin to says that he is a professor of history at american university as well as co authored with all brazil.

i'm peter labelle. this is the home addition to remind you were discussing some real news. ah hey, let's go back to alexander alexander before we went to the break, you are trying to finish your point, the opportunity to do that right now, please do. yes, i will say it's better for you. crane, especially if it doesn't join nato for the reason i wish i outline, but i also should just mentioned that the point about native know being a threat to rush. i mean here, not a lot of among so circles now. what is that a false actually, you know, it doesn't really make any sense any more, you know, because if it's not a threat to russia, then why does that keep moving forward? you know, in many ways. but it does also come back to the point of just understanding concerns of each nation. i just want to bring quickly the point of an example of when russia tried to sell the cruise missiles to iran in 2020. i mean, does states start to threaten with sanctions? you know, they're, they're an absolute circle back now. why? because they have certain national interest. that's fine. that's under

i and peter labelle, this is the home addition to remind you were discussing some real news. i let's go back to patrick and clement. we had to go to a short break there. go ahead and please finish up. you know, this, this idea that nato policy open door policy in this case is somehow sort of equal in sort of weight to international law. this is the argument that's being put forward by nato countries. so how did this happen? this has been sort of drifted out gradually over the last few years. you can see it and the rhetoric is becoming more political, more ideology. john stoughton burgers is becoming sort of more of a political figure than sorta director general of any military alliance. so nato is desperate for relevance in the world. and this is one of the reasons why this crisis is being ramped up. i believe there's also an economic piece on the back end of that. of course, that's the arm sales. it's the military, industrial market. ok, but beyond that, they're also very scared. you know, they're very close. they know they're, they're losing or have lost the don bass. ok, c

i and peter labelle, what we're witnessing is nothing less than dangerous war, hysteria, western countries, particularly the u. s. and new k. make predictions of an alleged russian invasion of ukraine. meanwhile, the security situation within ukraine is deteriorating. will biden, in johnson get their war? ah, to discuss these.

all things are considered i'm peter labelle. this is the home addition to remind you were discussing some real news. ah, he was going back to alexander. i was going to be forward to the break. you're trying to finish your point. you have the opportunity to do that right now. please do. yes. as i was saying, it's better for ukraine, especially if it doesn't join nato for the reason which i outlined. but i also should just mentioned that the point about nate and not being a threat to rush. i mean, if you're not a lot among so circles now, what is that a for century? you know, it doesn't really make any sense anymore. you know, because if it's not a threat to russia, then why does it keep moving forward? you know, in many ways. but it does also come back to the point of just understanding concerns of each nation. i just want to bring quickly the point of an example of when to rush or try to sell the cruise missiles to iran. ready in 2020, i mean, does states start to threaten with sanctions? you know, they're, they're an absolute c

i'm peter labelle, talking at cross purposes. this is at the heart of the west narrative, claiming russia plans to invade ukraine. from the russian perspective, ukraine is a symptom of a much larger issue. nato's relentless drive. east work. there is a solution though. security for all. ah. to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess, peter cousin, akin to says that he is a professor of history at american university, as well as co authored with alber stone of the untold history of the united states in jersey city. we have sarah founder, she is co director of the international action center as well as.

looking to make sure that great gas and nuclear energy projects would be labeled as green energy in the coming years. all right, peter, thank you. so a dig at fox news by the white house spokesperson has drawn the ire of america's largest police union a john saki mock the channels coverage as being from a quote, alternate universe was focused on us cry rates rather than that of tensions abroad . so right now, just to give you a sense. so cnn pentagon, as many as 8500 yes. troops on heightened alert. okay, trail. same one, m s and b c. cnbc is doing their own thing about the market. and then, and fox is janine pier talking about soft on crime consequences. i mean, what does that even mean? right. so there is this alternate universe and some coverage. what scary about it is a lot of people watch that. i think it's wrong, very wrong for miss saki to suggest that violent crime in our country is of no concern or to just laugh it off. she may feel safe in the white house, one of the most protected buildings in the united states. but don't everyone feel safe in their workplace pretending violent crimes are part of some othe

come into place and we see gas or some gas projects and nuclear power labeled as green energy projects by the european union. no, i peter, thank you. well, canadian truckers are still out in force protesting against mandatory cobit shots and top officials of accused them of endangering public safety including the leader of the out both of province. and it is, however, unfortunate to see a small number of people who engaged in protest over the past few days express extreme views and embrace hateful sim symbols. it's also unfortunate to see a small number break. the law create a public safety hazard and a enormous inconvenience for law body canadians including thousands of other truckers. by blocking the border at coots, i want to be very clear. we are not intimidated by those who hurl insults and abuse at small business workers and steal food from the homeless. we won't give in to those who fly racist flags. we won't cave to those who engage in vandalism or dishonor the memory of our veterans. canadians tours outside today. patriotic peace, loving canadians recalled massage in us and races by the prime minister. so again

and we see gas or some gas projects and nuclear power labeled as green energy projects by the european union. what are so for now? my name is peter scott, and i'll be back again in 30 minutes. ah . as long as humans are at the end of the day, self interested, you can pretty well predict which way bitcoin is going. and the fact that nations will make it legal tender and now be a hassle. are going on in the house, raise to manage it. always once the impossible day. first day 8 said to the government, police, bob, a new government b. they say similar to any italy, or please don't touch my might and private my phone patch, my business don't touch my freedom. and this is an impossible contradiction with every turnaround and traverse. circle. with for the influx of contractors went largely, uncontrolled by yosemite was disorganized non purpose, it just was too much going on in war zones. and there was no coordination really between the companies. but the problem was that we had all of these different private military companies running around we, we'd outsourced too quickly. they weren't coordinated both in contract terms, but also an o

place and we see gas or some gas projects and nuclear power labeled as green energy projects by the european union. what are so for now? money is peter scott's and i'll be back again in 30 minutes. ah. as long as human are is at the end of the day self interested. you.

we know what they have done to terrorists, putting a threat tag label on parents, and i woud ask a simple question, sean, what if peter strzok had this for years ago? you know, peter strzok who said i can smell the trump supporters at the walmart. what would andy mccabe, john brennan have done with this technology four years ago? that is what is frightening and that is why we -- this is so concerning what happened, what the fbi is purchasing, and the situation with congressman nehls. >> sean: director wray, if republicans get back congress, which will play they will in november, would you start an investigation, congressman jordan? >> we've got to get to the bottom of this whole doj, fbi going after parents. i mean, that whistle-blower coming forward and telling us they are putting this threat tag designation on parents. are they going to use the spyware technology on the same parents who now have a threat tag label on them? that is something we definitely have to get on the bottom of, and a whole other number of investigations that we also have to have. >> sean: you know, i can think of a lot of good uses. it was so

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