the mess of removing saddam hussein is still with us today, just like the one of libya. now, so, what then do we do? we found ourselves holding together as much as possible, especially with coming into existence of au and the new constitutive active a-- act of au, we were able to work a little bit collectively together. but we also on the economic side, we had greater inflow, if i can put it that way, from china into africa. and that helped us, i think we must admit that. for the first decade of this century, our products were higher-priced, commodities -- of course, our western partners were not too happy. not only were not too happy, you know what they say to us, demeaning -- "oh, how are you getting on with your new colonial masters?" who are the new colonial masters? china. if china decide to buy things from us, why do they become our colonial master? mr. obasanjo: and when i went there, i didn't see fidel castro. and i went to cuba. and i said to fidel, well, i come to tell you that we are at the point of getting victory in angola. does it come here? and i said, loo

having failed to win the hearts of the iranian people, the group fled to saddam hussein's iraq to carry out operations against them, and yet that is not the end of the story. الحقيقه عندما ياتي الزائر الاجنبي يكون اقتنائنا به اكثر من الزائر العراقيه الحمد لله والشكر تجاوزنا هاي الخطوات كلها جهود الاخوان المؤمنين والمجاهدين والمقاتلين اعمال الموكب مستمره وان شاء الله مستمرين على خط الحسين عليه السلام السميمه قلب تشکر می کنم که در ایام اربعین فضا. rights to discover, excavate, refine and export oil belongs exclusively to britain, they were plundering iran's vast oil reserves. titled, the 70-year-old politician from united states are fearful about the nationalization of the oil industry in iran and warn one another about the impact of the move on their economies. بناب و جنگی با سرعت انجامیان. آقا فرمودن که من تصورم این است که اسرائیل این طرح را از قبل آماده کرده بود و می خواست همین طرح را در یک غافله گیری کامل به مورد اجرا بذاره و حزب الله رو در غافل گیری نابود کنه المفاجاات التي وعدتكم بها سوف تبدا من الان الان في عرض البحر. في مقابل بيروت البارجه الحربيه العسكريه الاسرائيليه التي اعتدت ع

the mess of removing saddam hussein is still with us today, just like the one of libya. now, so, what then do we do? we found ourselves holding together as much as possible, especially with coming into existence of au and the new constitutive active a-- act of au, we were able to work a little bit collectively together. but we also on the economic side, we had greater inflow, if i can put it that way, from china into africa. and that helped us, i think we must admit that. for the first decade of this century, our products were higher-priced, commodities -- of course, our western partners were not too happy. not only were not too happy, you know what they say to us, demeaning -- "oh, how are you getting on with your new colonial masters?" who are the new colonial masters? china. if china decide to buy things from us, why do they become our colonial master? if they decide to help >> we will return to the wilson center after what we believe will be a brief session. live coverage here on c-span. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the chair lays before the h

hurt iran, that 's crazy, that's what happened in the end of the war in iraq, after we overthrew saddam hussein, iran in this region is significantly increased its influence and yes, maybe people like dick cheney, benjamin netanyahu, basically knew that this was going to happen and thought that iran was next anyway , so it was okay, i don't know, maybe, but i do remember that there was an article, i think it was in the new yorker called reorientation, it came out in 2006 or 2007, where it was said that because... in iraq, things didn't go according to plan, and iran now had so much influence in the region that it was decided to go and displace the shiites this time, and that was the real reason for this attempts to overthrow bashar al-assad, by the way, that's exactly it, not the threat to our democracy, not the bounties on the heads of us soldiers in afghanistan, and not all the other nonsense and lies they've been telling. vladimir putin's real crime was opposing the us in their attempt at regime change in syria, and you can even look at the way vladimir spoke. putin before syria and after sy

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organization has killed more than 17 iranians, they during the iran iraq war, they used to work for saddam husseinaq was to fight terrorist organizations that were based and when he was asked which terrorist organization was based in iraq he said mik and it is very shameful for mr. rahman claim to do anything with human rights and act as the legal advisor or deputy for legal affairs of a terrorist organization attending that conference making an speech at that conference shows true nature of this man is vicious man he has nothing to do with human rights, all reports that he made during his tenure are just now and should not be taken seriously, and this is very shameful to, and all the data he got was from, he owns them a lot, mk is paid by the cia, and israel musa, they funnel money to people like basically get the anti-iran propaganda and then the united states uses these of reports to sanction iran, iranian people, so this is a sham, and it is good that he made his true face by attending that conference, and i hope this is a lesson for organization. this type of people okay, appreciate that f is

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"it failed has failed miserably, i mean even at the beginning, iraq, it was still under saddam hussein quite a while before, it took the 9/11 before uh the us was able to finally invade iraq overthrow saddam hussein, but i i think it's really difficult to say anything. black or white about the us at this point, because in despite the horrors inflicted on afghanistan, it is still the only country providing $3 billion dollars provides aid to keep starving afghans alive, mind you, it confiscated the the central bank, afghanistan, central bank reserves, but at the same time these were reserves accumulated under the american highemy, so who knows, but it is the balance out of all this. thank you so much, sorry to interrupt, we just fresh out of time. olz actually, historian and social activist from toronto, also from toronto, we have eric wellberg, author and journalist, thank you to you both. and with that, we come to now for this news review. this is the incredible story of zainab khaula, determined woman who transformed personal hardships into a lifeline for nursing children with special

they have memories of uphill battle with a now executed iraqi dictator saddam hussein and his now defunct baptist regime and the like who sough to stifle the pilgrimage. today centuries old. is still alive thanks to those who serve the pilgrims of imam hussein from across the world. new york arriving by air for two months visit to the united states. december 5th, 1955, this man, muhammad riza pahlavi, is iran's shaw who's gone to visit then us president eisenhauer. during the meeting, eisenhower refused to grant a $10 million loan to the shaw. got disgruntled and returned to iran. eisenhauer was sort of the winner of world war ii. he passed away only few weeks before hitler committed suicide.

they have memories of uphill battle with a now executed iraqi dictator saddam hussein and his now defunct baptist regime and the like who saw to stifle the pilgrimage. today centuries old arbein walk is still alive thanks to those who serve the pilgrims of imam hussain from across the world. hello and welcome to press tv spotlight, i'm marsia hashemi. thanks so much for being with us. well, the 323rd day of the genocide in gaza has come and gone. washington says a ceasefire deal is nearing. more talks are scheduled to take place in cairo this weekend with representatives in egypt, qatar, us and israel to be present. hamas has agreed to send a representative. "can a cease-fire deal be reach amongst parties which have vested interests in the genocide continuing, and what kind of cease fire can be reached with an israeli administration in power, which doesn't even see palestinians as human? we're going to take a look at this and lot more on the spotlight. i'd like to welcome my guests to the program. isabela zidan, academic and political analys out of damascus. and peter ford, former british

a while before, it took the 9/11 before uh the us was able to finally invade iraq over throw. saddam hussein uh, but i think it's really difficult to say anything black or white about the us at this point, because it in despite the horrors that inflicted on afghanistan, it is still the only country providing $3 billion dollars provides aid to keep starving afghans alive, mind you, it's... confiscated the the uh central bank, afghanistan central bank reserves, but at the same time these were reserves accumulated under the american higemony, so who knows, but it is the balance out of all this, thank you so much, sorry to interrupt, we just fresh out of time, actually historian and social activist from toronto, also from toronto, we have eric welberg, author and journalist, thank you to you both, and with that we come to an end for this news review. perhaps the united states founding fathers could never imagine that the country whose declaration they sealed in 1776 would have a long history of atrocities at home and abroad, from the korean peninsula to vietnam and onwards to iraq, afghanistan,

they have memories of uphill battle with a now executed iraqi dictator saddam hussein and his now defunct baptist regime and the like who sough to stifle the pilgrimage. today centuries old arbain walk is still alive thanks to those to serve the pilgrims of imam hussein from across the world, can you call the people terrorists for defending their own land against the crimes of zionist, they're making you stand, such nation is it an act of time. there are two when the leaders of the world distort the basic truths, the world is waking up and history turns of page, the truth is shining bright in every heart and every age, the resistance front more stronger, with courage and with might stand up for us right in the darkest of the night, they say itself. defense for the ruthless cold regime, but the ones who fight for freedom are the ones they call extreme. in west asia, the tides are turning, new fate to unfold, people's conscience rising as the true stuss to be told, from american universe to uprisings worldwide, your professor stand with you against the unjust eye, find comfort. in this soli

having failed to win the hearts of the iranian people, the group fled to saddam hussein's iraq to carry out operations against them, and yet that is not the end of the story. bangladesh's economy under hasina made great achievements, but low wages and corruption may have cut up with. bangladeshi is revolted against her rule, now hasina accuses the us of being behind her owster. the new leader muhammad yunus has links with the cia. is this another us regime change? hello and welcome to press tv spotlight, i'm marsia hashimi, thanks so much for being with us. oh, as palestinian, fatality surpassed 40,100 in gaza thanks to the relentless attacks by the israeli regime against. and civilians, hamas and the islamic jihad have vowed to increase their anti-israel operations inside of the occupy territories on sunday, bomb exploded in tel aviv, and resistance groups have taken.

having failed to win the hearts of the iranian people, the group fled to saddam hussein's iraq to carry out operations against them, and yet that is not the end of the story. لذلك نعم نحن نستشعر ثقل الامانه والمسؤوليه وهذه مسؤوليه لديها اثمان ونحن ايضا مستعدين لهذه الاثمان الشهاده في في سبيل فلسطين في سبيل الله عز وجل في سبيل كرامه هذه الامه في سبيل كرامه هذه الامه في سبيل كرامه هذه الامه. they have memories of uphill battle with a now executed iraqi dictator saddam hussein and is now defunct battist regime and the like who saw to stifle the pilgrimage. today, centuries old arbain walk is still alive thanks to those who serve the pilgrims of imam hussain from across the world. anya, welcome here, my dear friend, before we get to latin america uh, a subject on which you have substantial expertise, i do want to discuss a little bit about israel, the stories of torture coming out of israel uh, and the efforts by the kenness to immunize the torturers and the efforts by um radical right-wingers to break into jails while the police looked the other way to let the...

having failed to win the hearts of the iranian people, the group fled to saddam hussein's iraq to carry out operations against them, and yet that is not the end of the story. every news channel claims that it covers the latest breaking news as we do, so that alone is not what sets press tv apart. what mainstream news outlets conveniently leave outs? with breaking news from around the world, we are here to bring to you, we fill in the blanks. we are the other side of the story, the less represented side of the story. we are tellers of inconvenient truths. while they continue to silence our website, our live broadcast and our social media platforms are persistent, always perseveres, and it makes you wonder, what is it we're saying that they don't want you to hear? we are the shadow band, we are the censored. we are the voice of the voiceless, we are press tv.

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this is story of people who had uphill battle with a now executed iraqi dictator saddam hussein and his now defunct bathist regime who sought to stifle the pilgrimage to the shrine of imam hussein. this is story of unsung heroes. who put their lives on the line out of their love for the prophet of islam and his family. peace and blessings be upon you and welcome to i on islam, the show where we look at current affairs through an islamic lens. islamophobia in europe has reached alarming levels with recent events in the uk and germany highlighting a growing climate of fear and host. towards muslim communities. in the uk, far right riots have erupted driven by disinformation and fueled by politicians and funded far right activists whose anti-muslim rhetoric is linked to a broader.

now let's go back to 2003, when saddam hussein was not occupying anyone, was not threatening anything no weapons of mass destruction, the bush administration nevertheless decided to invade, and what happened? an elementary instinct for self-preservation, important, of course, not only for him and not so much for him, but for america itself. biden , of course, claims that i am not me, and this war not mine, but if you look at how the united states is acting in this critical situation that has developed on the borders of russia, especially when we talk about the kurdish region, then you will see. that in the midst of military actions, when the ukrainian offensive is developing, what does biden do? he gives ukraine an additional package of military aid for 120 million dollars, which includes the same hymers, which includes anti-tank jewels and many other things that help the ukrainian offensive, and then say that this is not his war, but at least at least... it is increasingly obvious that military successes in ukraine alone are not enough to humanize the collective west, that they are q

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during the regime of saddam hussein, these marches took on the color of struggle, and once during the days of arbaeen in 1355 ad , it led to a fierce and bloody conflict in the shrine of aba abdallah al-hussein , peace be upon him, and many people were killed and wounded, and it became known as the bloody arbaeen. in the past years, even the presence of terrorist groups such as isis could not stop the arabs from walking. and to overshadow this, and the defenders of the shrine , such as the martyred sardar seyyed hamid taghavifar, from at the time of the fall of saddam, the relatives of haj qassem soleimani and the commander of the mehran camp provided the ground for people to visit atbat. he suggests that if isis is going to be removed from the territory of iraq, the presence of the people must be maximized. my suggestion is the arbaeen procession. and now this presence has caused a non-muslim european documentary maker to describe it this way. i stood on a rooftop looking out a stream of pilgrims arriving in the city and at my colleagues net on the floor weeping in the presence. i fe

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saddam hussein and steve cole's new book, the achilles trap. he comes through thousands of hours of secret conversations between the iraqi dictator and his inner circle coal is dean emeritus of columbia's journalism school, and an editor at the economist. he's also a two-time pulitzer prize winner for reads, spoke with him recently pleasure to have you on. thanks for your books are always great. >> this is no exception so answer the basic question first why did the united states and many other intelligence agencies thinks saddam hussein had at various levels and various kinds of weapons of mass destruction when it turned out he had not because he did something that was hard to understand and after the war over his invasion of kuwait, he destroyed his stocks that a lot of his infrastructure, but then he didn't really come clean about what he had done. he essentially instructed his son-in-law to take its chemical weapons into the desert in the night and pour them into the sand without keeping any records or photographs and then it took four or fi

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muhammad reza shaw, having failed to win the hearts of the iranian people, the group fled to saddam hussein'stal death toll tops of 40,000. the un right. says israel should face sanctions for settler violence against palestinians in the occupied west bank. and people in jordan have held a fresh protest rally to express their solidarity with the palestinian people.

they are actually being massacred even though it has been a long time since 2003 and the fall of saddam hussein. a significant amount of time has passed , and still there are still groups of collective hands around halla, around karbala, around najaf, nasiriyah, al-amara, basra , some of which, for example, may have included several thousand innocent people, as a result of this repression. the result of this is exactly like a spring that you press a lot and then towards your own face that you press a lot and then towards your face. you will be thrown.

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now in moscow, with his informant, to defeat the enemy you need to get acquainted with ... with saddam hussein in the development of weapons of mass destruction, that this is some kind of nonsense, i do not believe you, we are sure that he cannot have secrets from you, trader, tomorrow after the program time, oleg, forgive me, please, i did not mean to, you are playing a very dangerous game, wait. this is an accordion, this is the foremother of all harmony, no, this is just a piano accordion, this is a piano accordion, a piano accordion, our workshop specializes of course mainly in 24-th park, therefore the workshop of the zavolokinok competes with the workshop of matyukhina. my mother gave birth to me and put me on the table. she gave me a vorok to play the accordion, they made you play, they made you play or with pleasure, i will fly, you tell me. and i will pass the storm of flame, i will forgive the cold lie too much, my heart will not go to stone, you will get sick, i will come, i will see the pain with my hands, i can do everything, i can do everything, my heart is nothing, i can do ever

수백명의 피난민 중에 공산주의자 한두 명이 있을 수도 있다. dictator saddam hussein and his now defunct batist regime and the likemas leader ismail hania in tehran and two young palestinians are killed and fresh israeli raves on the occupied west bank as settlers back by regime's forces storm the al-aqsa mass and quds.

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in your opinion , the groups of masoud rajavi and saddam hussein are allies of qasim being exposed, being happy that mr. qasim would come out and solve his problems with the islamic republic , he did not see the possibility that saddam and massoud rajavi would be upset with him, he did not see the possibility that whenever iran wanted to get closer to europe, a disaster would happen in iran. and it would fall on iran. god , please explain these issues to the people of iran. thank you. i left the desk and the studio is a very big studio. i went to the end of the studio where i have my mobile phone, my books and actually my documents . look here my clothes were torn and then my head fell. i also thought that i was going to really hit him again, because i had 6 big men hit me because of this , a physical fight happened, and then they called the police , they kept me there for about an hour, and finally the police came and went to talk to them. kurds saw the video and came back to say that they have no complaints against you, you should not complain about them . the security and lives of kurd

freedom for iraq, death to saddam hussein. maybe someone can help me? what happened? americans that no one would know about our departure, do you want to break your word? she is my daughter, and for her sake you want to risk the future of your sons? citizens of iraq, the criminal regime of military dictator saddam hussein has come to an end. your country is free, you are free. did you hear? what are they saying? we are free. we are free, we free, we're free. what can i do? we don't have time. i'm scared. shut up, shut up. i 'm scared, calm down, come on, abdulaziz, come on, come on out, ladies, you're free , you're free, come on, come on, come on. you're all free. ask where we're going. what's the destination? qatar. they've left the city, sir, target in the first car, okay, thank you, this is holiday, four oscars of '78 whiskey, connect me with the commander, operation has commenced, target in the first car. what's wrong with him, chase him or what? well, get around him, i said, get around him. let's go after him. they're coming. take aim. tanya, tanya, tanya, sit do

saddam hussein, the region with the soil of aksan.

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this is story of people who had uphill battle with a now executed iraqi dictator saddam hussein and hist regime who sought to stifle the pilgrimage to the... shrine of imam hussain. this is story of unsung heroes who put their lives on the line out of their love for the prophet of islam and his family. اخوان صغار انا متكلفه البيت متكلفه الزرع الحلال كله انا كله مظلوم الشعب مو بس انا كل الشعب كل الشيعه مو الشيع بس الشيعه لحد الان انا عايشت. the anti-immigrant traditionally in france was to be right-wing, to be anti-muslim, you don't need to be right, you can say i'm anti-muslim, but i'm not racist. l'islamophobie n'est qu'un masque du racisme, il fonctionne exactement de la même manière, moi je connais pas aucun partir euh en france qui n'a pas de position à un moment donné contre l'islam, il a aucun parti en france qui va accepter que vous portiez un foulard dans la lieu publique. l'islamophobie en france provient pour la l'écrasante majorité d'un discours médiatique et politique euh qui alimente une peur en fait du musulman et de l'islam mais qui... when human beings first decided to d

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they have memories of uphill battle with a now executed iraqi dictator saddam hussein and his now defunct