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well, we got rid of saddam hussein.course of it, we killed huge numbers of people who had been victims of saddam hussein. when you fight a war against a tyrant, who do you kill? you kill the victims of the tyrant. anyway, all this -- all this was simply to make us think again about war and to think, you know, we're at war now, right? in iraq, in afghanistan, and sort of in pakistan since we're sending rockets over there and killing innocent people in pakistan. and so we shld not accept that. we should look for a pce movement to join. really, look for some peace organization to join. it will look small at first and pitiful and helpless, but that's how movements start. that's how the movement against the vietnam war started. it started with handfuls of people who thought they were helpless, thought they were powerless. but remember, this power of the people on top depends on the obedience of the people below. when people stop obeying, they have no power. when workers go on strike, huge corporations lose their power. when

like i did in saddam hussein's iraq, so i said to myself, what's worse than this? nothing could be worse than this. well, i found out in the years since the invasion that the anarchy in iraq after saddam cell was much, much worse than the tyranny under his rule. whether cod opt in or russia, patriotism, or addicted to the ratings that rise when broadcaster is bang. the drums of too much of the american media bought into the big allies on iraqi w. m. d. 's terrorist sleeper south than the us. and saddam hussein's fictional links to al qaeda new studios were flooded with ex military officers turned front men for weapons manufacturers urging us to attack iraq, presented as experts were more like profiteer. and the categories played a coordinating role in getting them on the air. let's turn to retire general. joseph ralston, also joining me. general bernard, trainer, he's a retired marine corps, lieutenant general, air force lieutenant general tom mac. and ernie who is with us in our foxes, were briefing room. they were beltway band, warmer pentagon officials, who make

and then they supported saddam hussein gave them a weapons along with their european allies. so the u. s. is the real culprit when it comes to your on u. s. relations. but of course, it is the super power that is able to make claims and then mobilize the media to make it look as if it's the victim of the fact that the international criminal court is hearing around side in itself is important. do you think that the international community is generally against these unilateral actions that the united states loves to take? well, the united states has withdrawn from this organization. no, they'll have nothing to do with it. and we know that the united states will not abide by its decisions. and we also know that the european countries and, and western countries will baby united states, whatever happens. so it's not as if the united states will be force by the so called international community, which basically means western countries to give compensation. i myself survive to chemical attacks, as anyone in any government in, in the european union or north america come to me to offe

then in 2003 and after the americans and their british allies and many others invaded iraq and saddam husseinas overthrown, and the iraqi army was defeated, and so many officers from the iraqi army they hmm well, they were left with no destiny and began to look for other occupations. and i must say that these were, in general, very combat-ready people who received a military education both in the soviet union and, uh, they were excellently trained in western military academies. they have become very much in demand just for e. here are these formations, which were just being designated at that time on the territory of iraq and syria in the territory of the west and e. iraq began to form a very large, and proto-state formation, which spread its influence to the east of syria and actually turned into an example of one of the largest and most famous terrorist organizations in modern history flexible and at the same time popular idea of ​​building the caliphate on the principles of shariah. and this resonated among the large, but the number of ordinary iraqis and syrians, who joined the islamic st

from the time when saddam hussein tore up algiers accord and attacked iran in an unprovoked manner. all the way to the time when the american government trampled upon the nuclear accord. and we saw a new face of criminal behavior against humanity. sometime ago the previous president of the united states of america announced that isis was created by the united states of america. for us it makes no difference whether isis was made by which administration. which american government. what matters is that a government on the other side of this planet decided to bring havoc and chaos to the geography of our region at the expense of the lives and the blood of women and children and the innocent. but the islamic republic resistance put an end to that movement, to that destructsive movement -- destructive movement. and the leader that descended into the arena of the fight against terrorism was no one other than the beloved late martyr general soleimani. a man, freedom seeking man, who became a martyr on the path of obtaining the freedom of the nations of the region. and the previous presiden

it is called disarm saddam hussein. you can find it yourself. amy: and those are some of the headlines this is democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. coming up, we go to florida to look at the catastrophic damage caused by hurricane in, one of the strongest hurricanes ever to hit the continental united states. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman, joined by my co-host nermeen shaikh. hi, nermeen. nermeen: hi, amy. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: we begin today's show in florida where authorities say hundreds maybe dead after hurricane ian made landfall wednesday along the state's southwestern coast as a powerful category 4 storm, one of the strongest hurricanes ever to hit the area. ian was about 500 miles wide when it crashed into florida with a 30-foot wide eye wall and hurricane-force winds that extended 40 miles from the center. satellite images show the storm engulfing the entir

anchor: he rose to prominence after the end of saddam hussein's leadership in 2003. against foreign interference in iraqi politics. his supporters hail mainly from the poorest sectors of society. his faction won the most seats in 2021, but after months of failure to form a government, he ordered his mp's to resign in june. a month later, his supporters occupied parliament and demanded the removal of what they called "corrupt politicians." ♪ so let's bring in our guest in baghdad. the senior foreign policy advisor to the iraqi parliament and director of house of iragi expertise. in washington dc, a fellow at the washington institute, and former faculty member at the american university of iraq. in doha, a nonresident fellow and middle east analyst, who we just heard from in the previous report. welcome to you all. i would like to start with you. what do you think has been going on in the past 24 hours, how do you assess the events unfolding in baghdad? >> it is always the same conflict happened after the october elections, and the results announced , and they hae the

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is absolutely impossible to get into the psyche of this man and even when there was a war with saddam husseinsked to predict what he would do it not things will play out, it's very tricky. and joe biden condemning this quite rightly and obviously, they have had meetings and certainly, western democracy is united in holding out on this and we will see what happens. if putin decides that he's going to conscript 20 300,000 russian soldiers to go and fight, where is going to find them from, i am not sure this is going to be a desperate search for manpower, quite frankly. to the point where he's thinking about going into the prisons and in a way, taking prisoners out. in his desperate scenes on the borders of russia and finland that people do not fancy being sent out as cannon fodder. be not fancy being sent out as cannon fodder. �* . , ., h, _ not fancy being sent out as cannon fodder. �* . , ., _ ., fodder. be a very relaxed policy of when peeple _ fodder. be a very relaxed policy of when peeple join _ fodder. be a very relaxed policy of when people join us— fodder. be a very relaxed policy of w

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leaders of saddam hussein's country were born or isis appeared.oth reasons why the united states and britain resorted to aggression were not confirmed. weapons of mass destruction were not found in iraq. and hussein's connection with the salqaida was not discovered later by the commission. on the investigation of the iraqi adventure. it was headed by cern john chilcott and concluded that the real reasons for the war were not softly, but in essence. this means that prime minister tony blair deceived not only the people and the army, but also queen elizabeth personally. ii after all, this is from his words. six months after the start of the iraqi invasion, my grandmother read out such a text in parliament. my government will continue the policy of rebuilding afghanistan and iraq to establish peace. in the middle east , rooting out the root causes of conflict and extremism. now, almost 20 years later, everything is clear to us about afghanistan, about iraq, and about the criminal senseless anglo-british wars. there is another case when queen elizabet

the oil-for-food program allowed saddam hussein to buy food and medicine in exchange for oil, and theited states imposed an imbargo against iran back in 1996, but at the same time, wounds and cancer continued to sell oil by smuggling. the situation is a curious speech about punishing russia, but if an idea is announced implemented will affect, this is the entire world market the european union, for example, has already thought about freezing prices for russian pipeline gas. you will have to do the same with american or carter liquefied liquid, otherwise it will rise in price sharply. and how to get agreement from them, they simply will not supply europe and that’s all. in general, a lot of new things. in an area that has always been considered the circulatory system of international politics, to talk about these processes. we invited a great specialist. irina gaili has extensive experience in dealing with energy issues. she is currently leading this direction to the school is quiet, hello elena. but the practice of limiting prices is this. uh, already found at the level of the seven a

iran in order to reach on her just her aspirations has spent much. capitol is from the time when saddam hussein taurus there, algiers, a food, a court. and i say, you know, attacked iran in an unprovoked manner all the way to the time when the american government trampled upon. you're not in nuclear, our court. and we saw a new face of criminal behavior against humanity. with that, the beach raised orders covered in because some time ago, the previous president of the united states of america announced that i says was created by the united states of america. that for us, it makes no difference whether isis dies was made by which administration. they'll rich american government, what matters is that a government on the other side of this planet decided then you have to order bring havoc and chaos to the geography. what is your of our region at the expense of the lives and the blood of women and children? and the innocent, but these law, me republic resistance put an end to that movement to that destructive movement. targeted. ha, ha ha. and the leader ought to talk to him in that, descended into

and who i prostitution existed to a limited extent during saddam hussein's rule. but since the 2003 american led invasion toppled his dictatorship sex trafficking his sword, fueled by conflict, poverty and the weak government. we passed for dozens of police checkpoints, but despite this heavy security presence, some of the tell tale signs of prostitution can be seen. if did allow ha, ha, ha, ha, mennonite to club, can for that long finish, up to the left habit of allah, give you up in. he may be bob sophia sophie ah, the norms that govern iraq society to day stand in star contradiction to the sex straight. i know better than law or better this law me but it, abby, belinda, eddie. and i'm as you. why shall you for while i v for a while, a wide the bow man were thought i'm one word deliver day of the plan with buddy women who are forced into sex work and faced retribution for dishonoring their communities. some are even killed. iraq's justice system is infused with the same patriarchal norms and often convicts trafficking survivors for prostitution. there's far less

since the end of saddam hussein's dictatorship and the invasion by the united states in 2000 feet, governments have come and gotten 5 of them. but the fortunes of iraqis have only worsened public services are in tatters. the economy is as broken as the countries politics and the proliferation of malicious has evaporated the possibility of security and stability for citizens. democracy hangs by a tenuous pled with the rockies, deeply mistrustful of all its institutions. the judiciary, the security services, the media, the purpose of the media is that it's an important tool to hold, to account the political system. and the leaders, what's happened instead is that leads of captured the media. and they're now using it for their own purposes, right? most of the tv channels, the mainstream tv channels are linked to one or on the other political parties, which really means that the media has become a space for political competition. and i think it's one of the biggest reasons why iraq is not yet a democracy. there's no accountability to the in the through independent media. some people may flip throu

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die like sloboda is not a fool, but under mysterious circumstances in a european prison like saddam hussein'sged head flew off like murka dafi died of such severe torment that it is difficult to recount or even an easier option let's say like a cool mubarik who served 6 years in prison putin will never go away this must be very clearly understood it will not happen this will not happen there are no people who he is arrested and he remembers what happened to such german generals and marshals like yoden and keitel, who signed the capitulation of nazi germany at one time, both were hanged for him by sea trial, and their keite was still dying in very, very heavy ears, and then a logical question and what is left for him, what is left for him, how not to raise the nuclear rate, or will it come to this point, here is my personal position - this is guessing on coffee grounds, because it is impossible to remember where the point of no return is. in principle and in essence, i will remind you that five people make the decision to launch a nuclear strike, it's not just putin, it's five people, everyone

it might've been saddam hussein. we're not sure. he had a british accent, though. what-- what happened to you? somebody put a cane on my foot... just like the one i'm gonna put up your-- hey, what happened to your coat? and what's that smell? what, are you drunk? i had to give it to the liquor store guy. what for? i spilled some chardonnay. so, what did you get? cinnamon babka. cinnamon? why didn't you get chocolate? -george... -what? [shivering] [knocking] here. here's your cake. and your wine. -see ya. -see ya. >> coming to you from new york city, the only city in america, it's "the daily show." tonight, podcast dlimps justice de santist under scrutiny and general ich-- jenifer lewis, this is the daily show with trevor noah. (cheers and applause). >> trevor: what's going on, everybody. welcome to the daily show, i'm trevor noah. thank you so much for tuning in. thank you for coming out in person. thank you for being here. thank you so much for being here. take a seat, please, take a seat, thank you so much. take a seat. we've got a really fun show for you tonight

after the assassination of saddam hussein, iraq is constantly somewhere on the verge of half-life, politicals are supported from the outside, they intercede from turkey and the saudis . the steering wheel of tehran and annoying all the other players. in the iraqi arena. too many hands reach for the veins of black gold. can baghdad hold out, most likely? yes, not one of the neighboring countries does not want to, at least now actively teaching. in the alteration of the boundaries and delineations of their zones of influence, a completely different question. what iraq needs to do in order to start living for itself, first of all, to deal with honey wars, at least in the parliament, the kurds can play a serious role in this earlier. they could balance the instability between shiites and days, however. now they are faced with a more difficult task to measure, in fact, not neighbors, but andrey semchenko's close relatives around the planet. about the weather and not only that's what to navigate in order not to get lost in the forest on the north side of the moss, in fact, they recommend such ways