libyan tribes now live in a state constant struggle of bloodshed, the regime of saddam hussein fell. saddam hussein, the security situation was so clear that you could cross a distance of 600 km from the borders of syria, for example, or jordan with a driver in a car, without fear of anyone or anything. today you cannot leave your house in baghdad and go to your brother's house in the center of baghdad. everything is lost, there is no safety. in 1991, the nato alliance bombed desert territory in iraq, that is, desert, plain, where there are no hills, no valleys, no rivers, nothing. the goals that we are pursuing in the persian gulf are clearly defined and well known to everyone. iraq must immediately and completely withdraw its troops from kuwait, without imposing any conditions. in bosnia and herzegovina in ninety-five, everything was the other way around, there is no desert, forests, hills, valleys, rivers are everywhere, which means it is obvious that we are talking about an experimental war. what nato did in 1999 in yugoslavia. he included among the bombing targets petrochemical

mini iraq, mini saddam hussein, that's what happened there.france. her the task is to drag georgia into a military conflict with russia. it’s not just about georgia, but about finally getting the entire caucasus out of... i took my suitcase, the blanket that my mother once gave me, with these things i came to their home, i offer you my hand and my heart, whatever you want, i’ll tell you... i ask you not to refuse, i don’t have time. dad received a call to moscow, we understood that we would have to work harder to get an education as a test engineer, so we started working together. there are 5 minutes left before entering the shadow, and 30 minutes of life, i know this for sure, scary, extraordinary, from the point of view of others, but for me just dad, homely, good... dad, space inside, tomorrow on the first day, mission to go into outer space completed, on defense day children, let's go, some kind of god-given radiation of kindness, seryoga was like that, it was not for nothing that he took on children's programs, and the children just stuck

you that... and we don't always ask this question, we don't always answer it: yes, we overthrew saddam husseinunited states did not provide answers to this question and could not solve this problem. then the question of iranian influence in afghanistan arises, let’s take afghanistan, they also thought that they would create a liberal democracy with afghan specifics, but no, nothing... again everything dragged on for decades, and as a result they came to power the taliban, so the whole story after the second world war, if you look at when the united states got involved somewhere. yes, there were, of course, exceptions, there was panama and so on, but in principle, when the united states is drawn into some kind of war, no one really thinks long-term, what will happen next? the same thing with ukraine, at first the mood was triumphant, they said: “now we will knock out russian troops, return to the previous borders, return crimea,” but then quite quickly everyone realized that this was... impossible, now everything has turned out differently direction, therefore, when donald trump talks about the

same saddam khuza, that’s when they talk about the handwriting, you know, rfalnikevich, the same saddam husseinanged, they hanged him, accusing him of creating weapons of mass destruction, without finding these weapons, they just hanged him, but that’s exactly the same people who absolutely allowed this to saddam hussein. everything, including using these weapons of mass destruction in khalaj against the kurds, they saw this and they said: well done, sadam, they turned a blind eye to this, exactly these same people who hanged, they actually forgave him absolutely everything, even when it was there that rocket launchers hit an american warship, american officers and sailors died, they said: okay, that’s it, our man, yes, well, remember this formula, you son of a bitch, but this our son of a bitch, yes, but he fought with iran, they supplied him with everything they could, everything they couldn’t, and then at some point , just like that, they took him and hanged him, this is his handwriting, yes , about which they talk, about which people talk, but i also want to definitely say, this is what, la

rajaei with art and these events that happened, saddam hussein's war against iran, but iran was ablecalmly and soberly pass through these so-called difficult stages, now iran is strong after this period, stronger than before , the subject of politics, politics the foreigner is the experience of the officials, especially the supreme leader of the revolution. therefore, i think that you have seen it and we are all seeing it. in the past few days , nothing has happened since this unfortunate incident in iran. the government is following its own path, and in the future, god willing, we will have early elections in the coming days. like iran's previous years, these events also mean when it falls on the islamic republic of iran. it strengthens it, not on the contrary, it does not weaken it, in any way, and thank god, the lord of the worlds, we have a supreme leader , he has insight, the people, by the grace of god, i saw and you all saw how insightful the iranian people are, the most important characteristic of iranian people is insight, so of course i forgot i offer my condolences on the

they dress like him so they come in like saddam hussein's doubles, like body doubles of trump. don't go anywhere. much more on the first criminal trial of a former president, including trump not testifying after saying he was absolutely open, probably, yeah, totally going to do it. "the reidout" continues after this. i love your dress. oh thanks! i splurged a little because liberty mutual customized my car insurance and i saved hundreds. that's great. i know, right? i've been telling everyone. baby: liberty. did you hear that? ty just said her first word. can you say “mama”? baby: liberty. can you say “auntie”? baby: liberty. how many people did you tell? only pay for what you need. jingle: ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ baby: ♪ liberty. ♪ shell renewable race fuel. reducing emissions by 60%. ♪♪ we're moving forward with indycar. because we're moving forward with everybody. shell. powering progress. norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? -but the good news is... xfinity mobile just got even better! now, you can automatically connect to wifi speeds up to a

war, so the west and saddam hussein were carrying out terrorist attacks in iran, killing ordinary peopleg as the power in west asia and i see no difficulty in west asia and i see no difficulty in the transition period coming forward. . . , in the transition period coming forward. ., ., , ., ., forward. that was a professor from the university _ forward. that was a professor from the university of— forward. that was a professor from the university of tehran _ forward. that was a professor from the university of tehran speaking l forward. that was a professor from | the university of tehran speaking to me earlier. we do have a live page on our website about their helicopter crash involving the president of iran. just log on to bbc.co.uk/news — or go via the bbc app. the trend for selling clothes online could be affecting the quality of donations being made to charity shops. the last few years have seen a huge rise in the second hand clothes market on sites like vinted and depop, as well as the online giants, such as ebay and amazon. charities like mind and marie curie say they're seeing a

with art and these events that happened, saddam hussein's war against iran, but iran was able to calmly and soberly pass through these so-called difficult stages , now iran is strong after this period, stronger than before, its strength, the subject of its foreign policy, the experience of the officials. and especially the supreme leader of the revolution, so i think you saw it too we are seeing, that is, in the past few days , nothing has happened since this unfortunate incident in iran , the government is acting in its own way, and in the future , god willing , we will have early elections in the coming days, and like the previous years in iran, these events also mean when it falls on the islamic republic of iran, it strengthens it. no, on the contrary, they don't weaken it in any way . alhamdulillah, lord of the worlds, we have a supreme leader . he has insight. by the grace of god, i have seen the people, and you have also seen how they have insight. the most important characteristic of iranian people is insight, so of course i i forgot to express my condolences on the death of ayat

such as the incident of tabasim and the coup attempt, lead to a nationwide invasion on behalf of saddam hussein and the besi regime, it was enough. until today, it is not clear that the beginning of the war these mustard attacks on majnoon island. who did it, who was it, this was america, the book american dream tells about the american dream and saddam in the 8-year war , a dream that was designed to crush the iranian revolution. the foreigner promises that when the reporters asked him to continue the interview, he proudly puffed on his cigar and said to leave the interview for ahvaz. but his dream and america's map will be destroyed by defense full-scale. and when they saw that all the doors were closed to them that they could not topple the islamic republic, as the famous saying goes, they used the war as an excuse and imposed the eight-year war, and alhamdulillah they were disappointed there as well. in this book , by reviewing the events of the revolution and the sacred defense, the author calls the imposed war a proxy war. america against iran knows that here saddam was a hand tool in the

but we had elections and they were replaced and this was during saddam hussein's war, so the western rrying out terrorist attacks on iran, killing ordinary people and senior officials but the constitution provided the way forward. we had new officials put in place and the government during war continue to function normally sell right now iran is a much stronger country. it is emerging as the power in west asia and i see no difficulty in west asia and i see no difficulty in the transition period coming forward. ., , , ., forward. from the university of tehran. thank _ forward. from the university of tehran. thank you _ forward. from the university of tehran. thank you for - forward. from the university of tehran. thank you for your - forward. from the university of. tehran. thank you for your time. iran's first vice president is expected to assume the presidency ahead of elections. iran's first vice president, mohammad mokhber, is expected to assume the presidency ahead of elections. bbc persian�*s washington correspondent, khashayarjoneidi, told us what the process will be now the pre

failures in iran, such as the tabas incident and the nojeh coup it led to a nationwide invasion by saddam hussein and the baathist regime. until today, it is not clear who carried out these mustard attacks on majnoon island at the beginning of the war. when was this america? he says that the dream is to crush the iranian revolution. there is 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 disappointed 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. saddam is here the manual tool was 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 imposed this war on behalf of colonialism and on them america. in the list of sources of this work , the names of 135 sources are mentioned, half of which are foreign. the american dream book tells about all the colonial policies of america

considered for years to be a terrorist organization that conducted assassinations and worked with saddam hussein. they are openly celebrated by the us government and promoted by top american politicians. and you, let's not forget, 1988, you had an iranian civilian aircraft that was shot down by the united states and us present reagan. and later us present bush refused to apologize for shooting down to civilian aircraft. so the fact that there's widespread suspicion that the american government or the israeli government could have been involved based on water, ron has spaced since its revolution and most, especially in recent months and recent years. ah, that's not really surprising. it would fit what iran has been subjected to and it would kind of, you know, it would match the pattern of, of a tax on iranian leaders, assassination of prominent iranian national key roles and political figures like awesome. so all the money. so i think people should understand that such suspicion this isn't just internet conspiracy theories that kind of matches a pattern of how that country has been treated as wel

they don't like us side to adopt the saddam hussein, madura or anybody they, they come up with these smears against them. they've accused them through the national endowment for democracy, which funds the primary, so called human rights organization. in haiti, davis used to move a series of mass occurs, which we've investigated thoroughly and are there we're not massacres at all. let alone should we use involvement in what went on. so now he's basically stepped into the spotlight and there is a, an effort by the us to get an international, basically invasion into haiti in order to stamp out this revolution that shows you is leading of any d viewers of this program are well aware of them and what about this moniker barbecue is that really tied to cannibalism or right if you know or surfing on x, formerly known as twitter, the last few weeks, you'll suddenly see cannibals in haiti, and there was this video that went around because of an actual gang member in haiti eating someone, he had burned, he had burned, his body was burned, and the guy was eating, and it's a horrible video. and t

bush and saddam hussein.he begged them not to start because she said there would be a lot of suffering, there would be more poor people than there already are. and whenever there was a natural disaster, an earthquake or a war, she collected immediately sisters and they went to help and be useful. she had great compassion for suffering. the purpose of all this was to alleviate suffering. it was like that at home. for the dying in calcutta, where they gathered people who were literally dying on the streets, they were given, at least in those last minutes of their lives, at least some kind of care. one man said: "you know, all yours." i lived my life like an animal on the street, and now i will die like an angel. people appreciated this love, even if they received it in the last minutes, in the last hours of their lives. what did she manage to change in india? i i think that a lot, she changed the situation a lot. the majority of the population is 80% hindu, followed by approximately 15-18% muslim and the rest c

he said, i don’t want a dollar, they started destroying the country, saddam hussein, i want to sell oilt want to sell to the west, i want to pursue an independent policy, the whole country was destroyed, yugoslavia was bombed, there are no politicians in europe they killed, listen, they killed and coups d’etat were carried out, eliminated, and decided, but didn’t it just recently a year ago that the americans dealt a blow to international law when they killed a high-ranking general of iran, the whole world was indignant, on what basis are you doing this, you you are setting the world on fire, that is , we cannot exclude the possibility that it was a planned murder, just as we can’t say now that it happened, because there is no investigation, but the fact that the west has done this more than once, for example, in slovakia we have let's talk, but just the news that came, the police themselves say that he did not act alone, why all the correspondence from the computer disappeared. his wife did not approach the computer, someone wrote to him, someone taught him, then of course, the publica

they don't like us side gadhafi, saddam hussein, madura ro, anybody they, they come up with these smears against them. they've accused him through the national endowment for democracy, which funds the primary, so called human rights organization in haiti, davis used to move a series of mass occurs, which we've investigated thoroughly and are there we're not massacres at all. let alone should we use involvement in what went on. so now he's basically stepped into the spotlight and there is a, an effort by the us to get an international, basically invasion into haiti in order to stamp out this revolution that shows you is leading of any d viewers of this program are well aware of them and what about this moniker barbecue is that really tied to cannibalism. us, right? if you know, or surfing on x, formerly known as twitter, the last few weeks, you'll suddenly see cannibals in haiti. and there was this video that went around because of an actual gang member in haiti eating someone, he had burned, he had burned, his body was burned, and the guy was eating, and it's a horrible video. and that s

in iraq, nato allies were not strong allies the united states, or rather, had a ceremony with saddam hussein'soil industry, well , they didn't pay much attention there to see what oil prices would be, the more oil prices can collapse saudi arabia, which can play along with the western world here, if necessary, so i say it again , the opec countries are not only russia, which is stuck somewhere, it is much more powerful. structure as to the prospects of such blows, i doubt very much that we shall get a storm-shed tomorrow, and even more doubt that we shall will allow them to be used on the territory of russia, although, on the other hand, some unmanned technologies, unmanned devices, with which we are now successfully taking out russian refineries, i think can be useful to us. russia will understand only if it gets in the pocket, including, i want to congratulate gazprom, they are eye to eye. large profits in the 23rd year have now shown unprofitability and their shares have fallen by 4%. i congratulate russian gazprom and hope that this trend will continue in the coming years. well, that's how

that the same saddam, when they talk about the handwriting, you know, rafalnikevich, the same saddam hussein

we didn't get rid of saddam hussein after desert storm in for the next decade. we uh, embarked on policies of regime change using united nations sanctions to strangle saddam until we could build up a case for war for missed on a lie that got us involved in a conflict in 2003 a couple on that. the global warranty or $911.00, f ghana. stan, i'm a tell you what we don't know why we're in the middle sort of wrapped in this, in this legacy we, we were there at the target. keep moving and now we're, we're stuck. we, we can't articulate any reasonable um, premise for having troops in syria. right. we're sustaining them. okay. presence direct. well scott and i wondering chrome may have some of those things. let's go back to what you said was a really sold to the american people. that the reason why we were sending our troops over there originally was for oil. i mean, i can understand it for national security. i can understand it for, to fight the war on terrorism tech. vietnam was to fight this threat of communism. was it really sold to the american people? and did they

the entire saddam hussein regime was deemed to be basically not salvageable, right? so they disbanded all the security elements, the military, and they started from scratch. yes. another approach in columbia, south america, their f b, i equivalent dash d a s the, but the main domain is that they will and they were caught weaponized in their powers against political opponents, with the wire tap and so forth. they deem they could not salvage it, so the shut it down and start a new one. so we're at a breaking point where we really need is a new type of church committee. me with vast powers to do a, a, just a big general oversight to look at everything and determine what, what is the best way for it. and we also have a lot of redundancy, indian intelligence. you need to do a tremendous amount of collection being done. running into each other. yes, d i a defense, you meant c i a n s a and a say other agencies doing humans? that's true. so, i mean, in reality, there needs to be an assessment of really what are the intelligence needs? and based on the intelligence need reco

it turned out that it was a pure fake, most likely washing powder; saddam hussein did not have any chemicalssador to the un, during the general assembly, remembered the test tube trick and clearly used a paper shredder to shred the un charter. and the whole point is that the united nations voted overwhelmingly to grant membership to palestine. 43 votes in favor, 9 against, 25 abstentions. the us and its allies will most likely block this decision in the security council. another thing is that nothing is new in this world. here is the un instead of an effective body for deciding international problems became a platform where we sat and chatted, but to no avail. no matter what howl would arise then, everything seems to be normal here, some kind of license to kill, then our unsurpassed senator linsey graham does not see any special barriers to israel using nuclear weapons, for example, amazing things. it was normal for america to drop two nuclear bombs on jeroshima and nagasaki to end the existential threat of war. it was normal for us, for me it was normal, and for israel too. ok, do everythi

war in iraq not much nato allies, allies of the united states, or rather, had a ceremony with saddam hussein's industry, well, they didn't pay much attention to what oil prices would be, the more oil prices can collapse saudi arabia, which can play along with the western world here, if it will need so i say once again, the opec countries are not only russia, which is stuck there somewhere, it is a much more powerful structure, as far as the prospects of such strikes are concerned, i have great doubts that we will receive a storm shed tomorrow, the more i have even more doubtful that we will be allowed to use them on the territory of russia, although on the other hand, some unmanned technologies of unmanned vehicles, which we are now successfully using to take out russian refineries, i think can be useful to us, russia will understand only... if we get pockets, including, i want to congratulate gazprom, against the background of expectations of large profits in 2023, they have now shown unprofitability and their shares have fallen by 4%. i congratulate russian gazprom and hope that this trend w

considered for years to be a terrorist organization that conducted assassinations and worked with saddam hussein. they are openly celebrated by the us government and promoted by top american politicians. i.

saddam hussein: i want to sell oil wherever i want.l to the west, i want to pursue an independent policy. the whole country was destroyed, yugoslavia was bombed, europe was destroyed. they didn’t kill, listen, they killed, and coups d’état were carried out, eliminated, and decided, and wasn’t it just a year ago when the americans carried out in general, according to international law, there was a blow when a high-ranking general of iran was killed, the whole world was indignant, on what basis are you doing this, you are setting the world on fire, that is , we cannot exclude the possibility that this was a planned murder, as we can say now, that it would go as far as the possibility of a military clash, but the fact that there, for example, the americans today officially decided in relation to iran to consider a state organization, the islamic revolutionary guard corps, terrorist, that they on this basis, they strike, allow themselves to kill representatives of government authorities, the leaders of the islamic revolutionary guard corps

it turned out that it was a pure fake, most likely washing powder; saddam hussein did not have any chemicalaeli ambassador to the un, during the general assembly, he remembered the test tube trick and clearly used a paper shredder to shred the un charter. and the whole point is that by an overwhelming majority , the united nations voted to force it. declared as justice for all, which is what we are talking about in this case, is that realpolitik turns out to be playing along with talk. it is impossible to approve of the actions of pro-palestinian radicals who massacred israelis, but in response, tens of thousands of palestinian civilians, including children, were killed, and it cannot be said that... the americans, british, french, who voted at the un against the right of this country to membership, ukrainians, germans, canadians, poles and finns would allow something similar to happen. it was normal, and for israel it was also normal, do whatever it takes to survive as a jewish state. another interesting and alarming news: the us house of representatives asked the country's ministry of def

we have come to northern kuwait, near the border with iraq, to the area where saddam hussein kept hisdivisions in reserve. good evening. successive governments going back to the 1970s made deliberate attempts to lie and conceal the infected blood scandal. that is the damning, shocking verdict of sir brian langstaff, the chair of the long—running inquiry that reported today. the prime minister called it a day of great shame for the british state — politicans, civil servants and health professionals. did what happened make a mockery of the hippocratic oath, "do no harm"? instead, as rishi sunak said, "to our eternal shame, they allowed victims to become objects for research." as for compensation, he said, whatever it costs, we will pay it. first, here's kate. harm which cannot adequately be put into words, how the chair of the infected blood inquiry today described events which led to around 3000 deaths and 30,000 life changing hiv and hepatitis infections. questions of conversation were first raised a0 years ago but health minister ken clarke rejected the idea saying they had never bee

is only one reason, he said, i am a dollar i don’t want to, they began to destroy the country, saddam husseinherever i want, i don’t want to sell to the west, i want to pursue an independent policy, the whole country was destroyed, yugoslavia was bombed, politicians were not killed in europe. until there is an official verification of all the circumstances, until there is an official investigation, conclusions will not be reported, but from the point of view of coincidences, of course, as they like to say: i don’t think there are coincidences, because today we see that the united states has entered a very tough stage of confrontation with iran, for several years now this confrontation has been going on with a constant increase, it all started with tension there in the persian gulf leading up to the possibility of a military clash, and the fact that there, for example, the americans today officially decided to consider iran a state organization, guard corps. terrorist islamic revolution, the fact that on this basis they are striking at a terrorist organization, the fact that the americans are

roberts and macaulay culkin were going to star in the role of hussein, but the fee was such that saddam hussein began, dear, to wave at you in front of the camera with both hands, the journalists finally came to the rescue, unable to bear the smell of onions, iraqi troops fled the city, after which our the troops heroically entered it, email seventh, dear, you can congratulate us, thanks to the resourcefulness of the sergeant, we captured 34 husseins, this is 11 more husseins than the platoon next to us captured, and the ukrainians captured only eight husseins, of which two were women cat. all the husseins have now sent the dna of their ducks to the casting, it’s nice that our hussein took first place, the jury has established for sure that it is him, now they are establishing who he is, it’s just a shame that it seems that we fought in vain, endured all this deprivation, since nuclear weapons inspectors the un never discovered it, it turns out that no matter what iraqi nuclear scientists have been doing for the last 10 years, they have always produced marijuana. but the president sent us all a

ammunition. in the desert, you know, how many tanks there were from another country, that’s it, well, saddam hussein’st with complete dominance in the air and when delivering a whole series of attacks on these tank groups, then of course america they had a different problem in the desert storm, their abrams stopped all the time, so to speak, because the filters could not withstand this desert wind and sand, so no... and there they are, yes, they stood more than they drove, as for the situation now on the line of combat contact in ukraine as a whole, then of course we have the entire initiative, progress is underway, populated areas are being liberated, i’m sure that hours, well in in the near future, well, maybe they’ll take a month, maybe earlier, now all the experts, american, european, are saying: ukraine has 2 months, ukraine needs to hold out for 2 months, why 2 months? firstly, because the aid that was allocated, so to speak, was 60 there, well, not 60, of course, there is 13.8 billion in ukraine, this aid still needs to be delivered, this aid needs, so to speak, so that it reaches the line fron

disgrace, the trial of milosevic, we remember how they do it. we remember the shameful trial of saddam husseined to him, look, ivan mikhailovich, we talked about this as witnesses to boeing’s work, remember, we also chose everything by chance, we’ve already said many times in this program that all these international tribunals, in the gaga, somewhere else, this is a tool, this is where the most important punishment is. with political opponents, and there is nothing at all from the court, from justice, it is a tool for reprisal against opponents, that’s all, full stop... when the current head of the international criminal court he said that these are also violating, these are their own, it’s impossible here, he will become the object of this reprisal, but do you want to know what a real gang attack is? let's take a piece from the letter that american deputies wrote to the international criminal court, there is rhetoric, of course, gangster petersburg is resting on the target, target israel and we will target you, if you continue to implement the measures indicated in the report, we will stop ev

history, as was the case with the wall street journal, it was information about the presence of saddam husseint was necessary... firstly, he was the youngest general in the kgb system, he became a general when he was 40 years old, neither before nor after him anyone in this structure had become so early general in the soviet union, i don’t even say, i don’t know, what about the fsb and about modern times, at that time he was the youngest general, the most promising, he saw himself, as he told me, in the future. head of the state security committee, because in general everything turned out more than successfully in his biography, he went to america for... undercover as a journalist, he went as a journalist who accompanied nikita sergeevich khrushchev, the then leader of the country, on his visit for ocean, and witnessed the famous demarche of khrushchevsky, about which songs are composed, when i say songs are composed, i don’t mean it in a figurative sense, but there , in reality, songs are written about it, which is like on the podium of the united nations. the leader of the soviet union pound

mini iraq, mini saddam hussein. that's what happened there. her daughter is in france.is not just about georgia, but about finally getting everything out. in the world, everyone must not rush to keep up, we are sailing like on a brigantine, forgotten worries, the running has stopped, in love everything is not simple and smooth, in love it does not solve everything, beauty, it carries me, carries me away , appreciating the gift of snow, a beautiful gift concert for the ninetieth anniversary of the composer's birth evgeniy krylaty premier on the first of june on the first children's day, hello , what did you come to us with? should it hurt between the shoulder blades? no, why does it hurt me? maybe you're old, maybe, hey, girlfriend, don't be bored, eat a pancake, drink tea, but what else do you want? i don’t mind, eat everything, you’ll be fat, i ’ll go, thank you, my dear, and if i break you, you won’t be sorry, i won’t be sorry, the main thing is that you take care of your legs, okay, that means i’m with them. .. you are my partner, the risk of launching sunrise is 2 s

there is only one reason, he said, i don’t want a dollar, they began to destroy the country, saddam hussein want, i don’t want to sell to the west, i want to pursue an independent policy, the whole country was destroyed, they bombed, in europe they didn’t kill politicians, listen, they killed and coups d’etat were carried out, eliminated, and decided, but didn’t the americans strike a blow at all according to international law when they killed a high-ranking general of iran, the whole world was indignant, this is on on what basis are you doing this, you are setting the world on fire, that is , we cannot exclude the possibility that it was a planned murder... the police themselves are already saying that he did not act alone, why did all the correspondence from the computer disappear, his wife did not access the computer came up, someone wrote to him, someone taught him, then, of course , the publication in the american immediately attracted attention even before we... learned about the fate of the helicopter of everyone who was in it in the american magazine atlantic came out immediately th

there is only one reason, he said, i don’t want a dollar, they began to destroy the country, saddam hussein oil there, where am i i want, i don't want. give to the west, i want to pursue an independent policy, the whole country was destroyed, yugoslavia was bombed, politicians were not killed in europe, listen, they were killed and coups d’etat were carried out, eliminated, and decided, but didn’t it just recently a year ago that the americans struck a blow at all according to international law, when a high-ranking general of iran was killed, the whole world was indignant, on what basis are you doing this, you are setting the world on fire, that is, from... immediately immediately published in the american, even before we knew about the fate of the helicopter of everyone who was in it, the american atlantic magazine immediately published a column by a columnist, where he, firstly, said that a tragedy had occurred, although no one knew or confirmed this yet, and secondly , he said, we had nothing to do with it , the americans have nothing to do with this, isn’t this the case when a thief’s h

happening in chad at that moment, the fact is that it can be compared, you know, mini iraq, mini saddam husseiny at that moment, i say this to the fact that she is never a diplomat, she is a revolutionist, she is a revolutionary in the bad sense of the word, she is a performer. further, whose performer is she? i think today we have all already come to this conclusion that she is a performer from the us side, because literally on the second day after she became president of the country after the elections, she stated that georgia’s key partner is the united states of america . is it any wonder in this regard? that she gives an interview against the backdrop of the statue of liberty and says that yes in this country, what should happen even using this etymology, the protests that are now they are coming, it doesn’t control them, they are controlled by the embassy in the usa, it cost from 60 to 90 million dollars, we see tracing paper of how it happened in ukraine, gas masks, this picture where three people are beating somewhere and 20 journalists are filming, here these flags that they wrapped on

the scandal involving the supply of kolchuga electronic intelligence stations to the regime of saddam husseine disappeared journalist georgy gangadze, who spoke unflatteringly about the methods of kuchma’s rule. they tried to pin other mysterious murders on his team. the desire to overthrow the hated leonidas was so great that opponents, and not contenders for his throne, found nothing better than to resort to help western intelligence services. they did their job, the first euromaidan, competently... so, what happened? in a recent interview with the japanese publication kyoda tsushin, kuchma said that russian-ukrainians, it turns out, are not fraternal peoples at all. what did he mean by this? let's see. i know that there is hostility and even hatred between brothers. this has been known since time immemorial, since the beginning of mankind. the bible tells the story of the two earliest brothers on earth, cain and abel. cain killed abel. when a brother becomes an enemy, it is worse than betrayal. ukraine no longer has a brother. russia is cain, the blame for the fact that our peoples have be

america's missteps on the road to war in iraq have been thoroughly picked over, but what did saddam husseinnderstand about the united states?

it's interesting that with the loudest statements about the need to overthrow the regime of saddam husseinnufacturer of service equipment for the oil industry. and george bush’s close ties with this business are well known; even the election campaign of the current us president was financed by 14 oil companies. it seems that the puzzle has come together, doesn’t it? iraq is a victim of america’s oil lobby, and the defense of the ideals of freedom and democracy is just a screen. shamelessly rob, that's the main goal. an important point is that money flows into the wallets of american bigwigs, not only iraqi, but also federal. the american government recognizes the war. dollars spent by the state department and usaid on iraq and syria for the development of democracy, reconstruction, training in the removal of unexploded mines, bomb shells, and there are also the costs of mine clearance, plus the costs of restoring iraq are not taken into account, which, not to say that anyone has restored , but i'm interested in money. faces sawed off on this topic up to approximately 800 billion dollars, t