>>> saddam hussein's regime is a grave and gathering danger.or the permanent rights and the hopes of mankind. by heritage and by choice, the united states of america will make that stand. and delegates to the united nations, you have the power to make that stand as well. thank you very much. >> as bush is now seriously preparing for the invasion of iraq, he realizes he's going to have to make a public case, not just to the american people, but to the world. >> no one should have any illusions. what the president of the united states is talking about is a new war against iraq, with the purpose of removing from power saddam hussein. >> you have a dictator there who is not obeying u.n. resolutions and he certainly wasn't, who had had weapons of mass destruction, and we thought still did. so i think there was a strong case for action. >> a deal was reached, a vote taken, and now the u.n. security council has made it clear. let weapons inspectors in or else. >> powell pushed very hard to get the security council to adopt a resolution demanding sadda

saddam's transitional government and rebels have agreed to hundreds of those wanted atrocities in the darfur conflict so does this mean formally the i'll be she will be sent to the international criminal court in the hague this is inside story. hello there and welcome to the program i'm mr now one of the international criminal courts most wanted the people may soon face trial form a sudanese president omar al bashir is accused of atrocities in the western darfur region in 2003 bashir has sentenced soldiers and militias to suppress mostly non arab rebels the u.n. believes fighting famine and disease has killed at least 300000 people there but she denies the allegations and has escaped previous attempts to send him to the hague tribunal but he is now no longer in power and saddam's transitional government and rebels in darfur have now agreed to hand over all suspects wanted by the i.c.c. . i'm happy that i live. show feeling joy and delight that innocent justice is served by justice we cannot bury our heads in the sand against the crimes against humanity and war crimes committed against

supported arab states supported saddam attacked kuwait iran was against saddam the u.s. attacked iraq the u.s. attacked afghanistan u.s. and saudi arabia attacked yemen and arab countries we need today attacked libya 7 wars in this region this region at the very edge of total collapse of failed this state i've got i've got to throw this in here though you mentioned wars in the region the biggest war in the region in recent years has been the syrian war which the iranian years of which iran has been heavily involved on the side doing most of the clearly but you don't make a mistake the orders frankly speaking the others the u.s. europe so the arabia they were true bring a girl regime in syria down. we don't have time to reprosecute the circle all i'm saying is the. iran has been heavily involved in a very bloody and brutal war in syria helping bashar al assad kill a lot of people including the us some silly money was involved and supported illegal that are meant to prevent regime change by focusing on to let terrorists let me bring in let me bring in market how do you fee

unlimited power and so that doesn't work, i'm also arguing in 2002 congress voters go to war with saddam hussein and that gives the power to kill an iranian general. the president argued, bombing is not war. and and and battles are kinetic action and not war. we have been at war in do long and too many places. and i stopped with the president at dover air force base and it was a sad and somber memorial, but people need to think about this. this isn't a chess game. it is in the geopolitical chess game we are moving troops here and there and represented by symbols on a big map or board. it is about our young people and they deserve better. our soldiers deserve to know what they are fighting for. our soldier deserves to know what the mission is. our soldiers deserve to know if we are making progress. they deserve to be told the truth. america's longest war in afghanistan is in its twentieth year. we have kids fighting who weren't even born when the war began. my committee this we held a hearing to discuss the afghan papers, papers that reveal the highest ranking officials in our military an

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series slavery routes starts march 9th on d w. 10 mom saw for the ousting of president omar al bashir saddam is facing shortages across the economy long queues are familiar sign outside of bakeries and fuel is getting harder to find now the government says it will least continue to subsidize red cross. the e.u.'s side a trade deal with vietnam for its biggest ever with an emerging economy it's regarded as an important step to come to china's economic dominance in the region. this is business africa your update on african global business news i'm going to. sudan will continue to subsidize bread prices during for transitional rule after omar bashir is ouster but wants to achieve justice in distributing income supports its traded industry minister said on wednesday bread shortages triggered mass protests which toppled the veteran autocrat last april after 3 decades and trade minister but danny i was madani told reporters saddam had sufficient weak reserves until it was in talks for deals to insure enough stocks until year end in khartoum if you want bread you'll have to be prepared to get in li

and possibly on the way to face charges of genocide and crimes against humanity saddam's transitional government and police to hand over the former president omar al bashir to the international criminal court. i'm told me a lot of people welcome to the program will begin in the u.s. where presidential hopeful bernie sanders leads in the state of new hampshire where democrat votes as a selecting a candidate to take on president donald trump and november's election sanders is leading with nearly 26 percent of the vote with over 80 percent of the results a mouse 2nd is former mayor of people british who won the iowa polls. caucus caucuses he's followed by amy clubbish on elizabeth warren and joe biden sanders spoke to his supporters in new hampshire a short while ago and this is what he had to say. and let me say. that this victory here is the beginning of the end for donald trump was where. were victories behind those popular vote in iowa we're in the victory here for night we're going to know god are we're going to south carolina we're going to win those started from god joining me now

support for saddam hussein giving him chemical weapons to use and then destroying iraq because of saddam hussein through lives through lying and saying that iraq was making weapons of mass destruction and now we see the same in iran on the one hand he's very happy about the sanctions and the suffering that the americans are trying to impose on the iranian people but he's also happy that protesters are in lebanon are trying to bring down the government that. parliament that was elected by the people of lebanon just like in iraq so he opens he's he's very clear eyed about a few 100 demonstrators in tehran or in baghdad who support the united states but the millions of people in iran who went to general so that my knees funeral which he acknowledges he says he doesn't know how they brought them to the streets as if you can just bring millions of people to those 3 it's through coercion and then on the other hand he should then if that's. the case he should help the saudis bring millions of people to the street is that something that's possible in the 1st place because there is allies in the

to retake the whole province which includes the last rebel held areas of the country the fall of saddam keep in nearby highways clears the way to the provincial capital which is just 7 kilometers away there's also increased threat now of syrian troops clashing with turkish forces who have out both in the area 7 cohere lou is inside syria at our how our crossing point she describes the tensions between turkey and syrian government forces. right now turkey and syria now a turkish and syrian army's risk confronting each other and turkey's president added on sat and he's giving he gave an ultimatum and said that the russia the the syrian army should withdraw from the areas where the turkish military posts are until the end of february of course this is a very huge risk and they risk we're fighting each other but how tricky is going to come from syria while the syrian army is supported by the russian air forces is a question and this this tension between turkey and the syrian military is also increasing the tension on the civilians inside who already are depressed and suppressed because of t

but the capture of saddam is likely to create momentum among rebel fighters who have suffered a series of setbacks recently asked about al jazeera. the concept is fueling a humanitarian crisis they are harming has more on the situation and it. the united nations says nearly a 1000000 people have been forced from their homes since december they're trapped between heavy fighting and the closed border with turkey. as the army comes close to us here and we have pressured the people here in the camps. we're all going to turkey even if they kill us we want to go to turkey and the turks should be prepared to welcome 5 to 6000000 people coming all at once. according to the u.n. more than half of the internally displaced are children and this winter has been unusually cold some infants are reported to have frozen to death or suffocated in tents with their parents as they all tried to keep warm this is the worst wave of displacement we've seen during the syrian conflict with the harsh winter conditions and we see people trapped isolated and running out of ways to cope. in recent days russian bac

concise animals among the closest thing by the dogs to saddam was going to be a total public comment also the counting part of it most of the time in the motions to have said. let's not long ago this was a more subtle moment i'm not going to ride it out like i'm not a wreck that was also really going on the kindest way. says i did it just comes out of all the troops of the bubble to the dot so if the toddler model and i hate the dentist badness. it was some time ago that the dad group chose this square in which saddam's dozens of paid particularly challenging simply 10 up to me said i'm a guy but syria is different even in the taqiyya where there was no street to street fighting during the war people seem to have conflicting feelings about performance place like best. no no you guys are on the game going to be a good basis for anonymous a very smart in your list because you're going to get a name like dobbs or foreign from our office saying look i'm i'm on about libya and i'm pretty sure it was me trying to let you know including the wouldn't be my fantasy she is ready. to mr mr. ear

than 60% after the 1991 war which means no one had a functional memory of what life was like under saddam hussein among this swath of youth therefore they are no longer willing to accept h we might hae a problem from some of these sport of table but at least we are not saddam hussein. people are looking at this generation and succeeded many of these other ideologues in the region and saying they don't represent us. as much as we complain about politics, usually 90 to 95% and in places like iraq at around 12 or 16% and the fact of the matter is people are drifting and that makes it a dangerous moment. >> so, you wrote about governance. the form of governance that have been imposed on iraq since it was overthrown, do you see it working, maybe they have to come up with something else since they had to help iraq come up with something else? >> i first want to highlight the subtitle of the book what causes instability in the middle east, and they are warmongering. that's a joke. to the question on iraq before this episode, if you see what has happened in the last week and then what was happeni

congress did not authorize war with iran when it passed an authorization to use military force against saddam hussein's regime in 2002. very simply, congress has not authorized war with iran in any way, shape, or legal form. the president authorizations for use of military force in no way cover starting a new war with iran. we cannot let the intent of either of those authorizations to be so distorted and stretched as to be a pretense for such a war. and that's why this resolution is so important. i urge my colleagues to vote in favor of it tomorrow. but just as alarming as the lack of legal authorizations for war is the trump administration's lack of strategy. it isn't that we have a dangerous policy towards iran. it is that we have no policy, no strategy, and no end game, which is the most dangerous situation of all. i'm pleased that we have deescalated the dramatic rise of tensions between the united states and iran and well served for both countries. we must continue the reducing not escalating the military tensions. but president trump's reckless actions that brought us so close to milita

there was a place in the coming in city of way some breaking news now we're getting reports that saddam's transitional government and rebel groups have agreed to hand over former president bashir to the international criminal court in the hague i.c.c. wants to try al bashir on charges of crimes against humanity and genocide we get more from v.w. before i welcome i'll. explain the significance of this stuff well this is actually ends up happening is nothing short of historically heard today from a member of sudan's sovereign council which during its transitional period after the overthrowing of a lot of bashir is in charge of the country saying that they are now ready to hand over many people that are wanted by the i.c.c. for crimes against humanity for now this includes he didn't name the former president by name but it is the 3 people are former president bashir and 2 other top officials in his in his former government this would be nothing short of historic this has been a long demand of the i.c.c. as well as the community in darfur but you know it's not as simple as just handing him ov

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reinforcements are heading toward a strategic town in syria's province opposition forces captured saddamvernight pushing back a major government offensive the u.n. security council is right now addressing the ongoing conflict and humanitarian crisis in syria earlier a un humanitarian chief described civilian suffering in syria as beyond imagination and she called for an immediate cease fire in the region last week i spoke. with 14 syrian women in it lead and north and i pull what is happening in northwest syria these said is beyond imagination it is not humanity tolerable i echo the secretary general's renewed call for an immediate cease fire to an end to the humanitarian catastrophe and avoid an uncontrollable escalation. world health organization says the coronavirus epidemic has reached a decisive moment it's spread to 7 new countries in just the last 24 saudi arabia has suspended visas for the pilgrimage and the u.s. and south korea have postponed joint military exercises iran's health ministry says the death toll from the crowd of virus has gone up to $28.00 at least $245.00 cases h

back to them in the next minutes or so him with king hussein of jordan no longer with us came with saddam hussein of iraq no longer with us given that he survived so long in that top job in egypt and in the broader middle east what was it about him that gave him that staying power sticking power when we talk about when he 1st became the egyptian leader well indeed when he came to power in 1981 he came to power. said that was assassinated and sadat forced loss of the life that was all here is the one who was the man who launched the war went to war against israel in 1973 and he was not decided it's about time to start peace talks with the israelis and their own concerns about the instability and the preacher as hunter has still got a call he came to power who was the 1st president of egypt after the $952.00 revolution so they were it was when about the fact that he was going to lead the nation as a technology as point in it's more than history but he came about with the idea of talking political before i just think. about the early eighty's they would tell you films. the best moment in tim

the united states because of its policy of hostility toward iran and support for for saddam hussein's forces in that iran iraq war decided in its wisdom the reagan administration decided in his wisdom to deny iran the ability the right to have a nuclear program they simply said no you may not have a nuclear program and they ordered their allies france and germany who had been helping iran with its program to cease all cooperation with anything that had to do with nuclear with regard to iran to be clear that's the iranian civil nuclear program because as you say the new york times in 20th less right but the new york times in 20 of will publish cia documents that were fabricated and the entire narrative about the nuclear weapons program comes from fabricated documents that's right and this this is really at the heart of the story line and i'm sorry to say that no one else except myself has written about this but what i found in going into the problem of these questionable documents of these mysterious documents that came came to the surface in 2004 was that in fact what happened the the

us our ally in that what we call egypt contributed like 20000 soldiers to the war effort against saddam hussein to expense of them proceeding from kuwait and that actually played a very important role in bringing egypt out of the cold and back to and out of the cold and back to the are the arab world egypt became also very important peace partner for both there is that it is and that america as he put it was a pressure on the palestinians in order to accept the loss for. he was definitely useful on the international stage but he leaves behind him of course a country still in term or with the revolutions you leave the military behind him and still is in power how do you think the domestic dynamic will absolutely this is why has no work is very controversial. because on the other hand having said all that about his history as a leader of egypt on the other hand he's a symbol of a 3030 and his i'm on the board and the 2011 revolution egyptian revolution was seen as the main at a turning point in the history of the arab world because after actually that would you share most of the arab worl

taking place in mosques friday prayers were never canceled even at the height of the iran iraq war saddam hussein was attacking during his city's those friday prayers were never canceled so this shows how serious the iran is taking that break of this virus and how hard they're trying to bring it under control but despite that today we heard that the vice president for women's and family is family affairs removed a car and was diagnosed with a chronic virus that makes full politicians members of parliament and that's including the departure health minister also we heard that the former ambassador to the back to can hardly for sure show he was 81 years old he was diagnosed with. contract in the virus yesterday now it's been we've heard that he has actually died he is 81 year old but iran is still finding itself continually isolated many countries have suspended the flights between iran and themselves but iran is trying to bring the matter under control but iran is also suffering economically under u.s. sanctions and they want to get this under control so that the economy doesn't suffer any

in 2002, congress did the same against saddam hussein's iraq, which is one of iran's greatest enemies, then and now. and so, frankly, i think to suggest that either of these former authorizations for the use of military force or aumf authorized this action, goes way beyond its scope. i have heard from hundreds of constituents at home in delaware, their rising anxiety and concern, and i've heard from many, both currently serving and formerly serving that we should do our job, that congress has a role, that we need to debate and demand a strategy from this administration and a path forward that we can articulate and defend. we are in a scenario now where the possibility of military conflict between the united states and iran is entirely forseeable. president trump has drawn a line in the sand much as his predecessor did and said, we will never let iran have a nuclear weapon. and with the united states having withdrawn from the iran nuclear deal, jcpoa and with iran and our european allies increasingly farther and farther apart on their conduct and with iran restarting centrifuges and re

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brokered talks on the disputed nile down projects with egypt and saddam the u.s. has been trying to mediate negotiations over a so-called nascent dam that ethiopia's been building near its border with saddam is egypt fears the dam will reduce the flow of water along the nile which accounts for nearly 90 percent of its supply the $5000000000.00 project is positive ethiopia's plan to export power throughout africa and the sphere tensions could escalate if a deal is not reached before the project is completed in 2022. well mama develop met with engineers at the size of the dam and they say that construction is moving faster than ever. this scene of destitution is a few miles away from ethiopia grant and. local people here still live in 3 states with no warning what or electricity or decent hopes. they say patiently wait for the benefit of the doubt. what patience is there to muster these workers need to finish the month. they wait the night. daytime she also works progress. the project is made up of 3 parts civil works which are now 87 percent complete the steel work

at a show strength by female supporters of the rocky cleric looked at all saddam others to fire his calls to stop testing alongside. china is stepping up its war on the coronavirus is the number of deaths rises to the only 1400 the chinese government says the people returning to beijing bus quarantine themselves for 14 days or face punishment. president xi jinping is vying to boost virus prevention measures and fix problems exposed by the crisis luke woodham is in the national health commission is very concerned about this with issue technical guidelines for the prevention and control of corona virus infections within medical institutions and we've given a special notice on virus control for key areas and the fever departments of the hospitals through these documents we have imposed special requirements on heart sing the personal protection of medical workers hundreds more military medics of started work at hospitals in will hand the epicenter of the epidemic but there's growing concern about the availability of medical supplies as the number of infections rises almost all of the 65000 ca

rebel territory yellow in the north and west is controlled by the kurds al-jazeera as i'm allowed saddam is in the outskirts of the city of santa came with me. and i love him for one of your about money that they yes we are exactly on the m 4 highway connecting aleppo we look back here this highway leads to the meeting point with the international empty 5 highway connecting aleppo and damascus sarika to cities the point where both the highways connect but. i mean soraya to our right was captured this morning by the armed opposition having seized control of the city the armed opposition is now in total control of both the strategic highways. however airstrikes are still carried out by both the russian and syrian regime's fighter jets targeting the city on its outskirts. of the good. as you have just seen it was an air strike on the city the armed opposition who is now in control of sarek of city and both the highways say they killed a large number of the regime forces inside the city we can also see that plume of smoke as a result of the airstrike ideal bombardment has not stopped on the

the how long it was only just built from saddam. was going to get in the fuel field stock much of the used world order in bottles or. so what can czech republic achieve it euro 2020. of the hope that they will go they will lose it will continue off to do a group maybe quarterfinals because maxwell from my point of view would not so look most of all i think they're not going to be in a final to be honest but i hope we will get round the group to play out the given gus on. monday. this is the we will be the 1st of. learning czech less than one good luck czech republic to speak truth squad the. more than you. think it says. i mean it's. a dream of the islamic state for many it's a panacea for unemployment poverty and range. thousands of muslim killers he knows joined the ranks of jihad. they were drawn into a war against their own country but today many former ainus fighters are regretful . just want to delete. to get closer to the sun never before the dream of humankind since the days of ikarus. now a new kind of satellite soaring int

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saddam hussein is dead and has been out of power for a generation, and iraq is a sovereign nation that can and should dictate its own course. riwe now face new challenges and our priorities have rightfully changed and they must. well this resolution speaks only to offensive action against iran i believe it repeals the 2002 aumf to bring the troops home in iraq also time to repeal the 2001 aumf to bring the troops in afghanistan home. that is a question that we can snd should address in this body but in the meantime we as a body and a nation should agree there is no justification for further use of military force or a declaration of war by congress. this is consistent with the president's desire to keep us out it is consistent with the vision of our founding fathers by requiring express consent from the bicameral legislature and with the conviction the american people who sons and daughters lay down their lives to defend us get a say in the matter president trump wants to make america great again and i stand with him the military-industrialan complex once you make america great again i

s life from butler and saddam's transitional government agrees to hondo former president omar al bashir to the international criminal court to face charges of genocide and crimes against humanity also on the program to see coronavirus death toll tops the fowls of the world health organization boards i think poses a very grave global threat we'll hear from them about the latest efforts to fast track new vaccines. time in full form a germany and us national coach jurgen klinsmann stunned support this link.

iraq's southern city of the jobs medical sources said at least 20 more wounded cleric mock tada of saddam has waived wavered between support for an opposition to iraqi protesters demanding the removal of the ruling elite. authorities in turkey say at least 33 people have died in a 2nd avalanche in the country several others are still missing the avalanche struck while a large team of rescuers was searching for people hit by an earlier snorri slide in eastern van province that avalanche killed 5 people. staying in turkey at least one person has died and dozens of others have been injured after an airline airliner crashed in bad weather at an airport in istanbul the aircraft was operated by the budget operator pisses airlines and it was carrying 177 people when it broke apart during what turkey's transcript transport ministry has described as a rough landing. at the crash site an emergency response into the night. and a desperate race to save casualties. the aircraft arrived in istanbul from the city of is mare in bad weather before it crashed into a field. because. unfortunately the pegasu

america will continue to contain saddam, and we will work for the day when iraq has a government worthyf its people. [applause] now, last month in our action over iraq, our troops were superb. their mission was so flawlessly executed that we risk taking for granted the bravery and the skill it required. captain jeff taliaferro, a 10-year veteran of the air force, flew a b-1b bomber over iraq as we attacked saddam's war machine. he's here with us tonight. i'd like to ask you to honor him and all the 33,000 men and women of operation desert fox. [applause] it is time to reverse the decline in defense spending that began in 1985. since april, together we have added nearly $6 billion to maintain our military readiness. my balanced budget calls for a sustained increase over the next 6 years for readiness, for modernization, and for pay and benefits for our troops and their families. we are the heirs of a legacy of bravery represented in every community in america by millions of our veterans. america's defenders today still stand ready at a moment's notice to go where comforts are few and dan

international criminal court now following that announcement there was much speculation about whether saddam was ready to hand over. the international criminal courts now. bring him had an exclusive interview with prime minister abdullah she asked him if so does would send al bashir to the hague for trial the idea of. justice need to be saved. to the maximum satisfaction of the victim is something was well affiliated in the constitutional. function of b. to document we will definitely appalled that there are 4 ways of icing this guy says he is one of the. i.c.c. is self has so many levels it could be an i.c.c. in the hague could be an i.c.c. complaint court that is sudan or indonesia transitional justice issues of 2 summit conservation compensation individual and community we're not going to rest until the victims. those victims to be satisfied that justice not only being perceived but actually being saved and that's how we see it from what i understand all options are now open you still haven't decided whether it be in the hague or in sudan or in a regional court are all options open of cou

saddam hussein is dead and has been out of power for a generation. and iraq is a sovereign nation that can and should dictate its own course. we now face new challenges, and our priorities have rightfully changed, and they must. while this resolution speaks only to offensive action against iran, i believe it's time to repeal the 2002 aumf and bring our troops in iraq home. it's also time to repeal the 2001 aufm and bring our troops in afghanistan home. that is a question that we can and should address in this body. but in the meantime we as a body and as a nation should at least agree that there is no justification for further military action in iran in the absence of a new authorization for the use of military force or a declaration of war by congress. this resolution is consistent with the president's desire to keep us out of excessive, unnecessary, and especially undeclared, unconstitutional wars. it's consistent with the vision of our founding fathers who sought to make it harder to enter into war by requiring expressed consent from a bicameral l

state of nevada are holding caucuses to choose a challenger to president saddam will trump in november it's the 1st western state to hold a vote and the 3rd overall whole suggest senator bernie sanders is leading us caucus goers 1st choice. thousands of people taking to the streets in the western german city of now where a shooter killed 10 people most of them with foreign roots prosecutor suspect the gunman was motivated by racist views today's march is an expression of sorrow and for many a call for action against extremism. the eager shining they have gathered in hand now to commemorate the victims of the attack on wednesday night. the large crowd of demonstrators are also taking a stand against far right violence and page. it's been here that i was born he n.f. lived here for 25 years and i've never seen anything like this tributes to the dead continue to be laid. but amid the grief there is anger and frustration at germany's politicians. but there are still enough people especially in the broad sense who have remained quiet haven't spoken all clearly against racism and i think tha

saddam hussein is dead and has been out of power for a generation. and iraq is a sovereign nation that can and should dictate its own course. we now face new challenges, and our priorities have rightfully changed, and they must. while this resolution speaks only to offensive action against iran, i believe it's time to repeal the 2002 aumf and bring our troops in iraq home. it's also time to repeal the 2001 aufm and bring our troops in afghanistan home. that is a question that we can and should address in this body. but in the meantime we as a body and as a nation should at least agree that there is no justification for further military action in iran in the absence of a new authorization for the use of military force or a declaration of war by congress. this resolution is consistent with the president's desire to keep us out of excessive, unnecessary, and especially undeclared, unconstitutional wars. it's consistent with the vision of our founding fathers who sought to make it harder to enter into war by requiring expressed consent from a bicameral l

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saddam's iraq, that was a while ago.oleimani earlier this month. earliebut then they said it was in self-defense. three presidents has use that term wage war against the middle east. award still going. thousands of u.s. troops have died, many more have been wounded and there have been millions of civilian casualties. so we have spent hundreds of billions of dollars for what? why is this repeal taking so long? here to talk about and break it all down as a war veteran bryan suits his back. >> is it already wuhan time? i'm still writing saddam on my checks. [laughter] >> are you forging signatures again? [laughter] so this thing everyone knows is outdated. every president he runs as i won't use that but then they get an office and then they do. >> and keep in mind obama picked up libya and shook it like in infants and broke it and then walked away under this say amu avenue. it is been used by republicans and democrats. i do think that if there is an ongoing conflict and it's covered by the a.m. uf then you need a new declar