saddam and al qaeda connection. dick cheney said in multiple television interviews that mohammed atta who was a hijacker met and rocky intelligent agent in prague. he said this was confirmed with an interview with tim russert. it wasn't confirmed. a month later the fbi ascertained atta was in florida a time. cheney when back on tv and repeated this again. he said cheney was not the decider but he was still an influential voice. he gave a speech to the veterans of foreign wars. a major speech that was basically freelance. he wasn't supposed to give that speech where he essentially declares war on saddam hussein. even though he doesn't have the power to do that. >> actually president bush indirectly reprimands dick cheney for giving that speech. and one should not to assume as i shown above, that dick cheney is a decision-maker. this relationship between al qaeda and saddam hussein is a relationship that is constantly being examined by the intelligence agencies. and by top policymakers. and they often come to the conc

saddam: gracias. Árboles caÍdas y miles de familias sin energÍa elÉctrica en sus hogares. sus residentes no comentaron lo que estÁn pasando. >> no tenemos energÍa elÉctrica, vamos a perder todo. >> se me ve el agua, se me va la luz. estamos signada. saddam: los residentes y miembros de una organizaciÓn estuvieron entregando comida y ayudando a esta comunidad afectada. todas las escuelas cancelaron sus clases y cerraron sus puertas. hablando de estas inundaciones pasamos con nayarit que tiene los acumularon. nayari ng: para el norte de la bahÍa acumulamos 5"—6". santa rosa 4". san francisco 2.5" oakland 4" san josÉ 2". se acaba de extender este aviso por Área de inundaciÓn hasta maÑana a la una del dÍa martes. todavÍa continÚan las inundaciones. el panorama en la bahÍa es diferente a lo que tuvimos hace 24 horas. chubascos para las siguientes horas. 12:00 de la maÑana afectando la bahÍa, oakland, san francisco. esas lluvias continuarÍan para los siguiente dÍas. saddam: regresar, la vÍctimas de un apila

saddam what i meant to say. saddam wasn't entirely cooperating, but nothing was coming up. they weren't finding any actual weapons. and that was used as evidence that he actually was hiding something rather than give us some pause, maybe we should wait a little bit longer. so when you say that, you know, the president didn't rush to war, he is accused of rushing in those final weeks instead of allowing the full inspection regime to play out as if saddam is about to prove us wrong. he actually doesn't have these weapons. your response to that? well, one can argue that, and that is an argument often made and one can legitimately say that legitimately say that in february and march of 2003, there was a rush to war. that's different than saying in september of 2001, there was a a rush to war timeline. but it but even in what's important to know is that in january and february 2003, as the inspectors was engaged in their investigations inside iraq, as as you suggested, and they were not finding evidence of of of the of the weapons. nonetheless, none the less, the chief of the in

saddam: es momento del adelanto de la informaciÓn de el noticiero nacional.y mÁs noticias en minutos en la ediciÓn nocturna. saddam: queremos compartir estas imÁgenes que nos siguen llegando de nuestra comunidad como esta que ven pantalla de niÑos, adultos en familia solos tambiÉn si es un fanÁtico puede compartirnos su fotografÍa travÉs de repÓrtalo estaremos compartiendo su fotografÍa a travÉs de nuestro noticiero es una galerÍa que estar viendo en nuestra pÁgina si quiere tiene el cÓdigo qr en su pantalla nuestra pÁgina si quiere tiene el cÓdigo qr en su pantalla para poder hacerlo si está por cumplir 65 años o si está por jubilarse, asegurarse de que usted obtenga la cobertura adecuada de medicare es importante. así que llame a unitedhealthcare y aproveche una amplia variedad de planes incluido un plan aarp medicare advantage de unitedhealthcare. puede combinar su cobertura hospitalaria y médica con la cobertura de medicamentos con receta, y más, todo en un solo plan. usted pagará $0 por exámenes médicos anuales y pruebas de laboratorio. además obtendrá $

saddam: lamentable esta situaciÓn.dalismo, la noche del sÁbado durante la celebraciÓn de el aÑo nuevo lunar, un grupo de persona incendiaron este vehÍculo. este es uno de los poblados mÁs grandes de san francisco y este incendio ponÍa en riesgo otras viviendas y negocios. estas son imÁgenes. observe estas imÁgenes que se ven. la policÍa de oakland reconociÓ a este hombre como una persona de interÉs de un homicidio el 27 de enero. si usted lo reconoce comunÍquese con la policÍa de inmediato. lo que parecÍa ser una vacaciones en mÉxico, una joven presidente de san francisco. >> era una niÑa inteligente y con muchos sueÑos. reportera: una madre que querÍa ver los sueÑos de esta joven y que nunca vio. >> un lunes le preguntaron a Él de ella y dijo que no sabÍa nada. reportera: dallana desapareciÓ el mes pasado. >> ella desde el lunes no me contesto, que oscar la tenÍa amenazada. reportera: el cuerpo de dallana fue encontrado una vivienda. dallana trabajo en este supermercado. hace un aÑo conociÓ a oscar y era compaÑero de

♪ saddam: buenas noches, estos son nuestros titulares.a hay un sospechoso tras la rico por el secuestro un niÑo. roban 22 veces esta restaurante mexicano. se publicaron estas imÁgenes. >> el paso de esta tormenta dejÓ es tragos. estaremos viendo cÓmo se verÁn afectados las zonas en sÓlo minutos. >> un niÑo fue asesinado de un balazo. pudimos confirmar que es originario de toluca, mÉxico. todos tenemos familiares que son pequeÑos. fue poco antes de la madrugada. los agentes encontraron a los agentes en santa clara. el presunto homicida fue identificado por su nombre. se pudo contactar a la personas en mÉxico. >> el teniente explicÓ que la madre el pequeÑo dio informaciÓn e los oficiales tambiÉn pudieron encontrar un arma de fuego. el sospechoso fue llevado al hospital y luego llevado en la cÁrcel. es una zona mayormente residencial. >> esta madre dice que es aterrador escuchar las noticias. >> la investigaciÓn permanece abierto y las autoridades no han revelado el nombre del menor . tambiÉn en santa clara la fiscalÍa determinÓ que actuaron

and a good part of a town the brainchild of its brutal dictator saddam hussein saddam had recently becomend launched from merciless purge of his rivals you hope to become the leader of the entire arab world this first move conquer iran >> with its vast resources of oil. saddam was smelling blood there was a, triumphant and your mouth is welcome and iran today for the ayatollah >> khomeini, the islamic republic was week less than a year role around generra, not navy. and much of its military brass had been wiped out by ayatollah khomeini, who feared a coup. >> iraqi troops push 20 miles into a rat as the iraqi support over the border the young iranian regime faced an existential threat but eight years and hundreds of thousands of deaths later >> rage far as the eye can see martyred for khomeini and the revolution >> iran had survived the tide of the war has turned sharply against iran withstanding all that, saddam and the west. could throw its way. >> the ayatollah turned the conflict into a crusade for god. >> it was that at war that made iran that toward its current leaders, valuable les

♪ esta noche es nuestra ♪ ♪ quédate conmigo, sí ♪ ♪ sí o sí ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ saddam: quÉ tal?ulares. la ciudad lleva mÁs de un aÑo . >> ser marihuano no era algo bueno, ahora parece que es algo mÁs normal. saddam: hablamos sobre los problemas que puede traer el consumo de mariguana. la bÚsqueda por un nuevo jefe de la policÍa de oakland continÚa y los residentes podrÁn opinar sobre este tema. marÍa antonieta mejÍa entrevisto al concejal de la ciudad. >> la ciudad de oakland estÁ sin jefe de policÍa luego de que despidieran al jefe de policÍa. los candidatos de la lista son el jefe de policÍa san leandro que renunciÓ luego de que fuera acusado de violar polÍticas del departamento. lisa davis y luis molina. >> le preguntÉ al alcaldesa quÉ tan rÁpido se puede nombrar al prÓximo jefe de policÍa. >> luego de que me envÍa la lista y se eligen los candidatos podrÍamos tenerlo para el cine semana. le preguntÉ al concejal quÉ opina. lo que me molesta mucho es que no recomendaron ningÚn oficial de oakland que nos conoce muy bien. [habla en inglÉs] >> a mÍ me pidieron que participara del

iraq's attack on iran is given to saddam and from there he gets the key. they did it with pride to smoke. he poked and said: the rest of the interview is for ahvaz. but his dream and america's plan will be destroyed with a full-fledged defense. when seeing all the doors to them. it is clear that they cannot topple the islamic republic, as they say , they used the war as an excuse and imposed the eight-year war. alhamdulillah, they were disappointed there too. in this book, by reviewing the events of the revolution and the holy defense, the author considers the imposed war as a proxy war of america against iran. here, saddam has been a hand tool in the hand of america and in this book we have references to authentic domestic documents and sometimes more. foreigners proved that this was a proxy war and saddam imposed this war on behalf of colonialism and america . the book, which in 10 chapters looks at the roots of american intervention and saddam's war-making against the iranian people, says that the revolution took place on the day after the revolution ,

para más información: medi-cal.dhcs.ca.gov saddam: hoy es miÉrcoles de ceniza.as explicaron quÉ significa esta tradiciÓn para ellos. >> iba con mi madre. anteriormente hacÍa ayunos y penitencias, pero ha dejado de hacerlo para cuidar su salud. >> ahora quiere inculcar esa tradiciÓn en sus nietos. >> para muchos es la oportunidad de orar y pedir por el bienestar de los suyos. tengo ocho hijos. mi hermanita chiquit quedÓ embarazada. me siento sola tambiÉn a veces. siempre vengo a los miÉrcoles de ceniza. >> es increÍble la cantidad de gente que estuvo llegando miles de trabajadores se declararon en huelga. vÍctor cordero habla sobre los problemas que enfrentan los conductores de estos vehÍculos. buscan recibir una tarifa mÍnima. actualmente es de 55 a 60 por ciento. algunos pasajeros acusan a los chÓferes. les implica un gasto mayor a lo que estÁn persiguiendo. lo que hace es la conexiÓn con el usuario. tienen la misma grÚa que remolcaba la furgoneta. —— nayarit, cÓmo estarÁ las condiciones del tiempo? nayarit: tenemos chubascos en la regiÓn, luego de que las lluv

saddam with the dream of conquering khuzestan province on november 4, 135. he enters khorramshahr and promises foreign reporters. when the reporters asked him to continue the interview, he proudly puffed on his cigar and said: the rest of the interview is for ahvaz. but his dream and america's map can be with full defense. and when they see that all the doors are closed to them, that they cannot topple the islamic republic, as they say, and they used the war as an excuse and imposed the 8-year war , and alhamdulillah, they were defeated there as well. in this book, by reviewing the events of the revolution and the holy defense, the author considers the imposed war as a proxy war of america against iran. here, saddam was a hand tool in the hand of america and in this book we proved with references to authentic domestic and sometimes more foreign documents that this was a proxy war and saddam was a proxy for colonialism. america imposed this war on the list the sources of this work include 135 sources, half of which are foreign. the american dream book tells a

it was saddam.rica, which initially provided intelligence and political assistance to saddam and encouraged the persian gulf arabs to provide financial support to iraq. at the end of the war, in april 1967 , he officially entered the war with the support of bess army by attacking iran's oil platforms. from that time until the end of the war, the americans were directly involved with the naval vessels of the army and the speedboats of the irgc several times. in order to show how much they are ready to prevent iraq's defeat in the war with iran, the americans used vincennes missiles. under the command of william rogers , they attacked the iranian passenger plane and all 290. an iranian jetliner shot down by a us warship in the persian gulf, 2009 passengers and crew killed. how could it have happened? what are the consequences? that's our story tonight. this is abc news nightline. let's not let the efforts of our revolutionary children on the fronts go to waste. but this was not all the enmity of the a

saddam: le queremos agradecer su continuamos con el noticiero y visiÓn nocturna.

♪ no te vayas, por favor ♪ ♪ esta noche es nuestra ♪ ♪ quédate conmigo, sí ♪ ♪ sí o sí ♪ saddam: muyan francisco un gran impacto en el nivel local. un joven de san rafael pierde la vida atropellado. su familia busca justicia. quÉ tal?, la zona de san francisco sigue sufriendo . cerrÓ la icÓnica sucursal de macy's. hay reacciones de triste saben alguno clientes. >> quÉ ha comprado? >> el seÑor hilario recuerda los buenos momentos. san francisco perderÁ algo de su historia. le quita parte san francisco. no va a hacer. cerrara. los empleados mantendrÁn. es el centro. lo que pasa es con los pequeÑos que estÁn alrededor. uno de los candidatos criticÓ el cierre de esta sucursal. >> de pregunte si hay posibilidad. >> es un dÍa duro para san francisco. reportando de san francisco marÍa antonieta mejÍa, "noticias univisiÓn 14". en oakland juegan en este coliseo. estudiantes de arquitectura en san francisco ponen su carrera en prÁctica al mismo tiempo que crean camas en el gimnasio de una escuela. estÁ acostada. se puede asentar con estas partes. como parte de una clase deben colocar un progra

according to the people's words, saddam did not kill saddam, saddam didn't kill genghis khanum, so it's been 3 years since the parliament passed the law for second hand cars to be imported, but the government doesn't implement it. well, the representative can ask the ministers and say that they don't implement the law for you, for example. another issue i have for you is iran, your country is exceptional transit means the four roads of the world. you see , the first thing america does with any country that becomes an enemy is what does it do, it imposes an air embargo , it does not allow the plane to pass because it is very easy , it leaves a hole in the red sea or your nation, but iran cannot. do you know why, because all the planes that want to go from europe to india, china, and japan have to pass through iran, they have to change their route, they have to pay 100,000 dollars or something from the north, like russia and central asia, and i don't know, finland and these want to go down. here, then, you are the safavid government of this transit. used except the economic powers of the

in front of sadra's chemical bombardments, and this silence became the so-called green light for saddam that the korno disaster to create in halabja. "iran was about to win the war and the satellite photography showed that there was a hole in the iraqi lines, and so we were, we told the iraqis where the hole was, what the iranians were preparing to do, enter saran gas and tens of thousands of of iranian troops were killed, where chemical weapons have been used recently, have been of course iraq and iran, so we're we're very..." picture of donald rumpspell shaking hands with saddam hussein, that happened the day after the first public announcement that the iraqis had used mustard gas against the iranians. okay, so blind eye, well, yeah, in spades. i am kari, a resident of the remote city of sargshet, which has never been heard of. 5 o'clock skilled soldiers are prioritized for employment in the armed forces. the deputy general staff of the armed forces said at the opening of the final stage of the first skills training course for conscripts: the participants of this course will be recrui

and people say, well, why did they want to get rid of saddam and saying saddam was our friend and our ally, and now we want to go to war against them. many people are saying that was about oil, which it was about oil. so we were literally going the war about what we couldn't say that. so we had to explain why we're going to oregon. somebody we called a friend the, the simple ideal solution to but yeah, and yet only boys couldn't i want erica and let you all know both group any sca portion of doing a bullet crying and you doubling the gym. the whole family smart there on the floor, probably brush with it out say board is still spinning sort of in the last bill. so less to where i can give all the additional or statements for schedules and muscle pressure. right now, we have seen a period of a nor most aggressive nose by the us and the western powers. us republican authority, politician richard black, virginia state senate to 2012 to 2020 a form ahead of us on a criminal load division at the pentagon. at a consistent clinic of us and u. k. foreign policy. and i remember colin powell in

it is clear, however, that if left. unchecked, saddam hussein will continue to increase his capacity to wage biological and chemical warfare and will keep trying to develop nuclear weapons. they still tried to impose their their rule, but what is extremely important, this was not anymore in position of the order, that was imposition of the chaos, bloody chaos and that was uh... just destruction. we will bring to the iraqi people food and medicines and supplies and freedom. and it just was henny penny, the sky is falling, one was uh gorilla war, another was insurgency, another was uh unconventional war, pardon me where? no, that's uh someone else's business, quagmeriers, i don't do quagmyers. تفضل يا بوش. شوف هذه المئاسي ترضى به انت ترضى به ظلم انت اكو عندك انسانيه؟ اذا عندك انسانيه تقدر تشوف طفله وهي. st. louis ferguson, assassinations. they don't have nothing, they can't lose nothing, and i think the most dangerous person in the world, person don't have nothing to lose, black americans looking for justice, if this is a war then we're going to have to deal with it with the strategies

now people say, well, why did they want to get rid of saddam hussein? saddam was our friend and our ally, and now we want to go to war against them. many people are saying that was about oil, which it was about oil. so we were literally going the war about what we couldn't say that. so we had to explain why we're going to oregon. somebody we called a friend the, the simple ideas 1st answer, but yeah. and yet only boys between what eric and let you all know both group discussions to enable it. right. and you'd have one in the gym. the whole family smart them, us for troy. the show at the same board, if the spring shut off and off they'll sit, will allow us to watch people additional. what we're seeing is boy scout who's a muscle approach right now. we have seen a period of a nor most aggressive nose by the us and the western powers. us republican party politician, which had black virginia state senate to 2012 to 2020 a form ahead of us on a criminal load division at the pentagon. a consistent critic of us and u. k. foreign policy. and i remember colin po

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, well, no... in all countries, well, here it is somehow here is an incomprehensible hitch, well, saddamssein and hitler were not, did not represent a nuclear state, firstly, this is one time, and secondly, these states were not as embedded as russia and not had such an influence on the world economy as russia, for example, in oil there by 10%, in gas even more, in atomic energy and in the rest of the directions, that is, they did not take into account, did not take into account what they did with russia , the market economy, entered it, installed all these processes, and now they are trying to limit it in some way, they are looking for limitation mechanisms , and russia says: and in response i will use the legal system against you, that you steal my assets, and secondly, if you really steal these assets, i will steal yours assets that are on our territory, you invested a lot in us, built factories, there are factories, plants, we created many things together. on my territory, i will steal everything, i stole airplanes , i showed you how i can dispose of property, then i can also steal a

terrorist or tyrant to threaten civilization with weapons of mass murder. the proven menast like saddampons. we do have solid evidence of the presence in iraq of al-qaeda members. the regime has long standing and continuing tie. to terrorist organizations, it is clear, however, that if left unchecked, saddam hussein will continue to increase his capacity to wage biological and chemical warfare, and will keep trying to develop nuclear weapons. they still tried to impose their their rule, but what is extremely important, this was not anymore imposition of the order, that was... imposition of the chaos, bloody chaos and that was uh just destruction. we will bring to the iraqi people food and medicines and supplies and freedom. and it just was henny penny, the sky is falling, one was uh, gorilla war, another was insurgency, another was uh, unconventional war. pardon me, no, that's uh someone else's business, quagmyers, i don't do quagmyers, تفضل يا بوش, شوف هذه المئاسي ترذب هيك انت ترذب هيك ظلم انت اكو عندك انسانيه. اذا عندك انسانيه تقدر تشوف طفله وهي تصيح ماما بابا وين الانسانيه وين الضمير

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they see, we're seeking a war to remove saddam hussein from power. and people say, well, why did they want to get rid of saddam hussein's? saddam was our friend and our ally. and now we want to go to war against them. many people are saying that was about oil, which it was about oil. so we were literally going the war about what, but we couldn't say that. so we had to explain why we're in oregon, somebody we called a friend the, the simple idea and stairs, and somebody else in the only boys couldn't i want eric and let you all know both go daddy sca motional throwing you bullet crying and you doubling the gym the whole same, you spot there on the for troy, the ship it out. same boat if the spring sort of in the last i'll sit with less to where i can. simple additional or seem is boy scared was a muscle approach right now. we have seen a period of a nor most aggressive nose by the us and the western powers u. s. republican authority politician, which at black virginia state senate to 2012 to 2020 a form ahead of us on a criminal lo division at the pen

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and the united states is history with saddam hussein. being an ally of saddam hussein and with the west, giving him chemical weapons that is clear as day as well. all right, the united states always wants to present itself as the protagonist, just like in gaza. ok, and gaza fits the palestinians. vault history began on october, the 7th end of story. that's not going to solve the problem for the united states, the united states as a declining power, and it has to begin to look at reality objectively. otherwise, it will suffer more than anyone else. all right, right outside the textbook for waiting for a patient before a again, i ask you a specific questions you just want to uh, want to come in on on what you've heard to you the yeah, sure. i think the, you know, trying to build a narrative between good guys and bad guys, no matter who is on the good and bad, isn't really helpful to trying to understand what is going on. of course, both the ronnie ends and the americans pursued their interests. been pursued politically, economically, milit

in large part because of the concern that weapons of mass destruction in the in the hands of the saddam hussein regime, a regime that used such weapons, in particular nerve gas, and was supplied by the united states and britain with these weapons of mass destruction, i don't believe that's accurate, well yes they were, most most of... the weapons of mass destruction from saddam hussein weren't built by him, the uh the machine tools and the the ingredients for his biological weapons, they all came from other countries, many of them from this country and britain. i don't think that's right, i think i really think that the the it's on the record of congress. i think that i think the premise of your question is wrong. why is it wrong for dictators and terrorists to kill innocent? civilians and right or excusable for the united states to do exactly the same. well, the united states doesn't do it, and if we did it, it would be as reprehensible as uh, as what the the terrorists do. you the united states doesn't kill innocent civilians? uh, no, the united states does not target civilians. mr. f

it's just a continued deterioration in south dawn, particularly with the out of the conflict and saddam, pushing people across the border. because the people that were seen coming coming across the border, a lot of them actually facing the highest levels, diploma and the ones that were witnessed worried about angelina, let me ask you as well. i mean, the fact that there is this funding shortfall now the fact that people are pulling their donations, how much more difficult is it making the work for you and your organization? how much more difficult is it for you all to help so many people that are in such dire need as well. it's getting more difficult and a button bring in the context of my organization being a member offended your forum in south sedan where we have about 356 national and handed into international been edition. when you try to look at the number and the response across the country before the crisis and the funding cuts, those, that lot of people, that's uh, the community is what benefiting from before. but concrete, the center of, of an edition that, that's really narrow

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saddam: en instante tenemos todo en informaciÓn sobre el tiempo, pero antes iniciamos con un tiroteoen todos los carriles. esta agencia no ha revelado la condiciÓn de la persona que recibiÓ andy paro. en el poblado un vehÍculo chocado. se observan cuatro vehÍculos bloqueando el trÁnsito. la patrulla de caminos no informÓ si hubo heridos. tamara amino estÁ en el no se llamarÍa tamara mino ha estado cubriendo la zona. >> me encuentro. aquÍ se ha comenzado a inundar esta calle. es una calle muy angosta. >> tal vez maÑana esta zona aparezca mÁs inundada. aquÍ han estado entregando sacos de arena durante todo el dÍa. si quieren asegurarse que sus comercios estÁn resguardados no residentes se estuvieron preparando. muchas personas temen que sus casas puedan aparecer. >> decidieron no evacuar. llamen al 911. las agencias estÁn trabajando en conjunto. se continÚan registrando condicionen tiempo. pasamos con nuestra compaÑera que estÁ en el estudio. hemos tenido miÉrcoles lluvioso. tambiÉn en el este en san ramÓn. mucha precauciÓn para mi gente. aquÍ estÁn teniendo las lluvias mÁs severas en

that, so people know in scotland and indeed in britain about the chemical weapons that were used by saddam hussein and indeed about the fact they were supplied by the british, of the first time i survived a chemical attack was when i was 17. so you for me it's bear personal nerve agent was used and uh we were in in a in in a in the middle of serious operation that was uh to take the majen islands inside iraq and two iraky planes bombed our positions. we thought that the bombs hadn't exploded. they were rockets. eight rockets were fired at us. we thought that they didn't explode, but uh, we were mistaken. they were chemical. they were their cam agents and the explosions are very small. we started. to lose our ability to breathe, and we we were we all collapse, it was like being strangled, so you know, you could, it's sort of, it's very literally we were being strangled by the europeans and americans because those chemical weapons were provided by germany and by number of other countries in europe, and the military intelligence to use those chemical weapons. was provided by the united states

not only have i said this many times, it will reach the point where iran is saddam hussein it is not the time for iraq to speak about gaddafi , it is not the time for libya to speak about iran's deterrence network in the region, iran's missile power , iran's drone power, and iran's nuclear threshold, which itself has created a potential and indirect deterrence for the islamic republic of iran. deleted, i would like to make a point. i would like to point out the words of the prime minister mr. salehi's republic. today, mr. salehi, a speech from him was published . these issues have been talked about, but mr. hemmin , the german chancellor, has a relationship with iran's power he is talking about a widely published article by foreign affairs a few months ago, stating that iran is sitting in its best position right now and is only one step away from becoming a superpower and a regional hegemon, and that is creating a complete nuclear deterrent. it's even just one number and that's the stage i'm quoting. from the region, from the foreign affairs article, which says that mr. khamenei is q

after all, it is an unsafe car, that's all, priyt really killed people , according to the people, saddam did not kill saddam, what genghis did not kill , it should be done, so now, for 3 years, the parliament is a glove that mr. used car import yes, but the government it is not implemented. well, the representative can ask the ministers why they are not implementing the law , for example, another reformer, i am enough of you, you are iran, this country is in transit, which means it is the four roads of the world. what is he doing? he imposes an air embargo, he doesn't let the plane pass because it is too easy, he puts a trap in the red sea or the mediterranean , but iran can't. iran should be rejected , change the direction of the body, it should be 100 thousand dollars or something the north is like russia and the speed of wagon 5 was very low. at that time , in the seventh program, our parliament tried to stop taking ownership of the railways. he says, "sir, the locomotive is in my hands, even the authority itself, and they said many times that you, sir , should leave all this to the p

the removal of saddam hussein was a massive gift to iran. because all of a sudden you were going to have a shiite-led government by and large in baghdad, in iraq. and so a lot of these militias inside iraq, absolutely, they are shiite militias that have been fighting against the u.s. presence and that have been associated and sometimes with aspects of elements of the iraqi government, which makes things very complicated. hamas, no. hamas is a sunni organization. what they share is opposition to israel. and as iran kind of established itself as the patron of different groups that stand up to israel, they had this relationship with hamas. it got a little complicated in the syrian civil war because hamas was not necessarily on the iranian side in that one here. so the reason, what you said is really important, joy, people have to understand, this is what is so dangerous. we're walking into multiple regional conflicts, multiple wars in a sense because there's a war currently taking place between israel and hamas and these other groups. then ther

out that north vietnamese warships attacked american fleet ships in ta'. to do something against saddamddam hussein, remove him from power, and , if possible, remove him from life altogether, and secretary of state colin powell goes at the un general assembly session and waving there a test tube in which there was, believe it or not, a threat to the united states of america that must be contained by any means, because russia. for everything, it represents a kind of evil empire, as it was customary to talk about the soviet union, only in some square, cube or to the tenth power, so money is needed, therefore ukraine is needed, so everything else is needed that would allow russia not to allow her sinister plans to be realized, which are aimed at the united states, but which ultimately, as american politicians are trying to present it. i can imagine that in in the coming weeks or months this will not be the last story of this level, so you recalled the history of recent decades, the step was really there for years and decades, now the step will be much shorter, alas, until the presidential

food program says it's receiving reports of people dying of starvation and saddam, with all these flashing of power made a treat in sports, told him that davy told us that you can saw the taking on jordan right now for placing the agent come semifinals that solid by using cleans, when's a south korea against australia will be live to algae needs stadium. this i was to look ahead to that one the, to the pressure of despair. that is how the united nations is describing the crisis and southern gaza. there a fee is about what comes next with is around the warning it will advance is ground offensive to the southern most region of rough. um which ford is egypt? the city is already crowded with more than ha, off of gauze is $2300000.00 population. so we're looking for safety as well. we hear that this even though try the best the i'll, i'll pop those in for security to deliver as much as they can to 60, not enough for that's not enough. clean frankie will to a and there's no protection with the nobody is, is guaranteed from the, from the next kind of wave of fighting that we fear is, is, is comin

, the shah requested iraq to expel him and he was exiled to france by then vice president of iraq saddam hussein, but the resistance to the shah's regime intensified and he fled iran in january 1979, never to return, and few short weeks later, imam khumaini landed back in tehran where he would soon establish the islamic republic of iran. and cement iran's independence from the global system of international zionist domination. joining us on the show this week to discuss this historic occasion, our two very special guests with me in the studio is sister zahra subaiti who is a part to architect and filmmaker. zahra's interests lie in religious and socio political affairs, occasionally writing articles and reflection pieces on various online platforms. and joining us via skype, is sister sahar jaber. sahar has an honors degree in sociology and communication studies from mcmarsy university. she resides in lebanon where she studies at the islamic seminary. she co- founded figs and olives publications, an islamic publishing house aiming to provide reliable and impactful resources for parents,