and so the view is that you have to fight savages like savages, because you cannot apply the rules that you could apply if you were fighting a civilized opponent. and so you're not going to see the same kind of customs and rituals and etiquette in the indian wars because those opponents are viewed as savages. and so, it's interesting to, a lot of times in the retaliation correspondents, that plays out and how commanders are going to treat them like gorillas within the confederacy because guerrilla warfare is seen inherently as savage warfare. general orders number 100, it does not recognize the guerrillas as legitimate combatants. they can be summarily executed, they can be treated as pirates, highway robbers and savages, and so we see a very different dynamic about how the union is going to respond to guerrilla warfare and indigenous people for fair because those are viewed as not legitimate combatants who are behaving in a savage way. >> yes, that makes a lot of sense. one of the questions i'm sure that you get asked a lot is how did all of this apply to warfare in other campaigns, in

the view is, you have to fight savage savages like savages, because you can't apply the rules that you could apply if you were fighting a civilized department. you are not going to see these customs, rituals, etiquette in the indian wars because those comments are viewed a savages. so it's interesting, a lot of times in retaliation correspondence, that plays out in how union commanders are going to treat the gorillas within the confederacy. guerrilla warfare is seen inherently as savage warfare, general order of number 100 is not recognized guerrilla as a legitimate combatant, they can be summarily executed, they can be treated as pirates, highway robbers, savages, and so we see a very different dynamic in how the union of corresponding to guerrilla warfare because those are viewed as not legitimate combatants like competing in a savage way. >> yeah, that makes a lot of sense. one of the questions i am sure you get asked a lot is how does this all apply to warfare in other theaters and campaigns, even guerrilla warfare during the course of a civil war? >> it's interesting, the guerrill

back then, they were savages. i am designated ascii indian old lives inside i reserve to separate the we are hidden people of canada here and here the government wants the color preserve for the i call it my grandfather's land. the indian act is still applicable to day. it was introduced in an attempt to settle and thus better control, a nomadic people along with their territory and resources. the reserves were run by nuns and priests, and their mission was to evangelize the savages to assimilate them while we're building a garden for pictures from the school. so this one is good business where the students girls been months and these are the brothers. are blake brothers, and that prisoners are here. it's hard to resist. at that time, very hard to resist. ah, ah, with from the age of 4 or 5 children were torn and their families and handed over to missionaries to be educated. they were sent to what were referred to as residential schools. ah, the system was mandatory under the indian any families refusing to releas

n had lost its undisputed leader, elijah savage. i gained overwhelming support among ukrainian nationalists. like the others, he was a practicing militant, there was a reason why kind of violets had sent him to the elite german intelligence school and unique. although apparently the schools commanders and cadets didn't like shockey, which i teach, you walk out the door to hold your quote unquote true to fit that is did to teacher chillik or chin milky i thought, but it is in rochester review, various new rich teams to we are sorry we're doing his school. where did you school or west be that is not but i would in your g p. hsn id will have it's a to everyone. surprise. typical. oh you and member should give it you decided to take over. he was well aware that whoever gained the germans trust would gain power . of course, in you would be possible to arrange a meeting with hitler, but he could reach out to canary ahead of the up there. took each found a pretext for the meeting, the formation of ukrainian nationalist combat units within

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the jews, and the killer acted at the instigation of moscow, but more 100 witnesses spoke about the savagerimes of the nationalists, according to the poet alexander vertinsky, they quote. they unfolded in front of the studios such a picture of the atrocities of the ataman in ukraine that the french studios hesitated, a committee was created schwarzburd protection. scientific writers, artists and politicians stood up for him albert einstein roman roland marc chagall sander and many others and the jury by a majority vote passed a verdict of not guilty on october 26, 1957, the premiere screening of the first series of the quiet don of the cult epic film based on the novel by mikhail sholokhov was held in special cossacks during the years of the revolution and the director sergei gerasimov wanted to shoot the tragic love of the civil war and grigory melikhov and ksenia even before the war, but sholokhov could get into it. in the magazine repression, his book did not decorate the soviet reality for the video ksenia gerasimov took elina bystritskaya amelikhova. i saw in peter glebov. although th

push ukraine into the 18th century, but they themselves fell out of an earlier time, in the time of savages, which they became fully aware of, and ukraine is all one thing remains in the 21st century, kyiv has seen various foreigners and survived them all, kyiv will also survive this influx of terrorists who have no history and no traditions, no culture, they are temporary and even if they live for 70 years nothing will have time to understand as a result of the massive missile attack by the russian federation against ukraine, 14 people were confirmed dead and 97 injured, the minister of internal affairs of ukraine, denys monastyrskyi, said about this - he says in fact, this is the second time since february 24 that there has been such a large-scale shelling . can be called energy terrorism , and this attack was as much on the energy of the country as on the energy of the whole of europe, since ukraine is forced to suspend the export of electricity reported to the eu that the russian occupiers during the day carried out 84 missile and air strikes on the cities of ukraine by the forces and m

oh, let's bring an arisia that savage. she's a research fellow and manager of the ukraine form of the british think tank. chatham house, welcome to the day. so what is president booting gained from today? so grand ceremony. this grand ceremony is obviously a circus of entertainment for russians who have been i'll war worried, mobilization scared of what future will bring. and this is one of those efforts for put in to create artificial reality like he has been doing. and actually when he speaks of annexation of 4 ukrainian regions, he hardly controls a territory of those regions. there are bits and pieces that he managed to occupied with a very heavy loss, offer up to 50000 russian soldiers dead and wounded. and now he's trying to claim that these regions are forever. it's very interesting, his emphasis on this word forever and also how he was stumbling in his speech, even of pronouncing these cities, you could clearly see that this is something that is mostly attached in his mind. you to protecting crimea with this land b

you factories and plants, a savage in the birth race. but most soviet citizens were unaware that tom gangs was still killing people in the ukrainian sr. it went unreported in the newspapers and on the radio, they were only rumors, according to investigative reports. these crimes were being committed by the o u. n. and gpa. the organization of ukrainian nationalists and the ukrainian insurgent army respectively to here, which was the hold that that was to level, but i shouldn't be self still be what you would be wise to review. i'd wish to preserve all postal view at the menu on the various mobile id and the video will be on believe, you know, is sort of i me, lou on the ones. and i should ask one michelin trust rational at the minneapolis here at the lum mo, bombarded one. thank you. i brush initiative secretary of the communist party of ukraine. nikita who shelf center points bulky envelopes labeled top secret one after another to moscow. stayed security minister victor, about whom of analyze this intelligence and realize that command o

i saw an intercept savage to swiftly. his agent's failures didn't bother konover. at the time he was on good terms with hitler and trim too much more . all the high ranking o u and officers had received military training in germany and had even received german officer ranks. a force was being created that was to wipe out the communists and paved the way. but his triumphant returned to ukraine. a violence, his direct dealings with him to the became so dangerous that stalin got involved personally. a reason that it was necessary to break this connection as soon as possible. and the best way to do this was to eliminate kind of violets of the old, hitler only valued personal ties. so it would be some time before anyone else from the o u. n. would be able to get his attention to the plant if was given the task. no other check his could have approached the o u and leader without arousing suspicion as carnival. it's his confidence to the plot of quickly found a reason to meet. he wanted to discuss the impending betrayal. he suggested disguising a bomb as a box of chocolat

think, will seriously change the situation in iran itself and the regime of these semi- medieval savages the ayatollah should be to leave after all. today we are in the middle ages of the 21st century and people, despite all the bans, despite all the marriage killers, still want to live a normal life. therefore, i think that if the regime is continued in the same way dusi and taking into account the fact that it is really very difficult economic the situation in spite of the fact that there are boasting that everything is fine, the regime may be with a purpose, at the same time, quite quickly, i will ask one more question briefly. how do you comment on the vote in the organization of poor nations? well, we will not talk about the vote now, can you say a few words to say that the igors are in china and israel

danny savage, bbc news, wetherby.iving their reaction to news of liz truss' resignation. in the us, president biden thanked her for her partnership on the war in ukraine, and said the us and uk would continue to cooperate closely. in france, president macron said it was important for britain to �*find stability�* as soon as possible. 0ur diplomatic correspondent caroline hawley has more detail on the global reaction. we're following some breaking news out of the united kingdom. after less than two months on thejob... her resignation made headlines around the world, capturing the international bewilderment at the chaos in the uk. this from italy, no stranger itself to short governments. and a german journalist found herself having to repeat the expletives used by one mp last night. "i'm bleep furious and i don't bleep care any more." - she continues in german. in brussels, eu leaders holding a summit to discuss the world's energy crisis were, for a time, sidetracked by the extraordinary political drama here. translatio

danny savage, bbc news, liverpool.ft 125 people dead has been sacked. a further nine officers who were deployed at the match have been suspended. tear gas was fired at fans, causing a crush at the exits. there were 32 children among those who died. from java, our correspondent laura bicker reports. fans once flocked here to show their love of football. now this stadium has become a focal point of grief. there's also mounting anger towards a police force many feel played a role in this disaster. this woman made it out of the stadium. she was shocked to see bodies scattered in the streets. "why did they fire tear gas into the stands, because there was a lot of women and children, and the gates were locked," she said. "they couldn't get out." small groups of fans ran onto the pitch after the final whistle on saturday. police fired tear gas. they said it was used to avoid anarchy. those in the stands rushed to leave but in the chaos the result was a deadly crush. the key focus of the investigation will be on the police use

i cannot answer that. >> alrighty, jill savage, charlie savage, jill banks. nice to meet you, charlie. >> charlie and jill, thank you. a programming note for you. join msnbc for special coverage of the next january six hearing at noon eastern and october 13th. our coverage will be led by andrea mitchell, katie turner and hallie jackson. then stick with msnbc for a two-hour recap special starting with 8 pm eastern featuring expert analysis from rachel now down, nicole wallace and more. watch everything on thursday on msnbc with hearing coverage also available on peacock. up next, a stark warning from president biden of a lattimer pond's brazen threats of nuclear warfare. russia loses ground in ukraine. we will get into what to make of biden's comments. more on simone right after this. after this 12 irresistible subs. the most epic sandwich roster ever created. ♪♪ it's subway's biggest refresh yet! (bridget vo) with thyroid eye disease... i hid from the camera. ♪♪ and i wanted to hide from the world. for years, i thought my t.e.d was beyond help... ...but then

so these po, savage policies, then you get to the end of that and is just this thing called the poll tax, which is really even more expensive for poor people to have houses that, that she government's whole tax call per capita, housing tax. it individual, regardless of income and no longer her household. thus it resembled the english pole tax of the middle ages, basically taking money from her from the poor and giving her to the rich. she was the opposite of robin hood. it was so obvious to people that a must bills am and that's why the post that's moving to cost of across the country and be places since nobody, even instigating a be amazed at people suddenly can say and they put a what people do in those situations. and, and so our history again is i'm not gonna pay it and the tame and can't pay, won't pay. ah, ah, ah, with no self proclaimed liter, like today's yellow vests in france. the cold by past party politics met the ministrations.

and there was this idea that indians were savages, so you either convert them, or you could kill them. and it's all right to kill, because royalty and the pope said, i sanction this in the name of christ. it's okay if you do that, don't feel guilty about it. and they did. scalp bounties, to kill lana pay, to remove them from their homeland. the introduction of smallpox infected blankets given to one of a indians. these kinds of tactics push dylan abe away, and then slowly, we became erased from the history books, from the conscience of the people. and it is part of the reason why they were not a center is combatting this erasure, telling the truth, because in a way, it helps people to wake up and realize that we are still here. we are still a living, thriving people with a culture and a language, and we deserve to be welcomed back in the homeland and allowed to connect with the homeland and the spirit of the homeland. and to take our place, rightfully, at the table of all -- whether it is political, religious, economic, artistic, whatever it may be. the law not pay people, collectivel

danny savage in liverpool. 1975. columba mcveigh, who was 19, is one of 16 victims who became known as "the disappeared". investigators have recovered the remains of 13 people, but four remain missing. i'm a i'm a bit confused by that because it adds up to 17 but perhaps we can get clarity on that from our ireland correspondent.— get clarity on that from our ireland corresondent. , ., a correspondent. yes, columba mcveigh is one of the — correspondent. yes, columba mcveigh is one of the victims, _ correspondent. yes, columba mcveigh is one of the victims, known _ correspondent. yes, columba mcveigh is one of the victims, known as - correspondent. yes, columba mcveigh is one of the victims, known as the - is one of the victims, known as the disappeared, those who were murdered and secretly buried during the course of the troubles. there have been five searches so far in this part of county monaghan for him but never before has this area of land just over my shoulder been searched, so investigators are searching

my this, i can't hear any more when people say indigenous people are land grabbers or that we are savages. know that i am less indigenous because i go to university. oh because i'm l g b t or because i used a cell phone badge because i live at day buckled salon. a few years ago, her whole village was displaced and the houses destroyed. the area in the brazilian side of by he had been the target of real estate. speculation that was her wake of coal to fight for the preservation of her home lab. that i, that a strength, the rose that i didn't know, i had how me, i wanted to show the indignation, but at least see the activist was born. and i started using social media to talk about it. jesus, she talks about the problems facing indigenous people in brazil and announces deforestation. she also shows glimpses into her everyday life. a leasing potential has over 300000 followers on instagram, twitter, and tick tock. that bank suddenly people started following me and wanted to know more about my reality. it also it became a job. the ab clinton with me, i got organized and learned how to create c

the indians were referred to as the savages and the directive was to convert them into christians who would become the working class to extract the resources from the land and send that back to the kings and queens and the popes and of everybody back in europe and then also all of that land then would be a made available to this wave and wave of people coming to this new land. and there was this idea that that indians were savages so you either convert them or you can kill them and it's all right to kill them because royalty and the pope said i sanction this in the name of christ. it's okay. if you do that, don't feel guilty about it. and they did. scalp bounties to kill lenape to remove them from their homeland the introduction of smallpox infected blankets given to learn up a indians these these kinds of old tactics push the lenape away and we became erased. from the history books from the conscience of the people and it's part of the reason why not base center is combating this erasure. telling the truth because in a way it helps people wake up and realize that we're still here. we

bring in present, whether the music lensky said, the attack was absolute, even my people, he called savages and terrors. meanwhile, emergency, what goes continue to look for survivors. and what is the latest in a series of deadly attacks on every year? or franklin, which is a former intelligence officer with the british military. now a military analyst, good to seek. and frank, president, polk, nicki's, ukraine of terrorism. why that word wise, using that language? well, anthony, it's rich, isn't it? when you see the pictures from zap parisha to add the start who it is that started that process off that killed all those people today perfectly innocent non competence. it's particularly richland, to hear that person speak about terrorism. it's also interesting, by the way that ukraine is on a process at the moment of attempting to get the international community to see russia declared russia a terrorist state. your question was, why did the russians use that term of ukraine? it's quite interesting. actually they the, the narrative, the rhetoric coming out of moscow. one thing i've noticed is

my people, he called savages and terrors. meanwhile, emergency walkers continued to look for survivors. and what is the latest in the seas of deadly attacks on the upper easier? oh frank led, which is a former intelligence officer with the british military. now, a military analyst i asked for his assessment of vladimir prudence, claimed that ukraine has carried out terrorism against russia. well, antony, it's rich, isn't it? why do you see the pictures from his apparition to add the star to who it is that started the process off that killed all those people today, perfectly innocent competence. it's particular richland, to hear that person speak about terrorism. it's also interesting, by the way that ukraine is on a process at the moment of attempting to get the international community to see russia declare russia a terrorist state. your question was, why did the russians use that term of ukraine? it's quite interesting. actually they the, the narrative, the rhetoric coming out of moscow. what you've noticed is that they strike on the bridge of the screen. it is critical, national infr

ukrainian president whether the music lensky said the attack was absolute evil, my people, he called savages and terrors. meanwhile, emergency walkers continue to look for survivors, and what is the latest and a sees of deadly attacks on upper easier and miss holl attack came a day after a huge explosion, badly damaged a bridge connecting russia to the occupied peninsula of crimea. russian president vladimir putin has blamed ukraine for the explosion and called it an act of terrorism. keith had repeatedly threatened to strike the bridge, but has not taken responsibility for the blast kremlin, says bruton will meet with the russian national security council on monday to discuss a response. and i'm joined now by stephen blanc, a senior fellow at the american foreign policy council in washington dc at welcome to the program. sir, president, position accused ukraine of terrorism, pausing using that kind of language to think well, it's a classic ploy of russian propaganda to accuse other people of what you're doing. the fact is that mr. potent has been waging a terroristic campaign in the form of

my people, he called savages and terrors. meanwhile, emergency walkers continued to look for survivors. and what is the latest in the seas of deadly attacks on parisha? the missile attack came a day after a huge explosion, badly damaged a bridge connecting russia to the occupied peninsula of crimea. russian president vladimir putin has blamed ukraine for the explosion and he called it an act of terrorism. keith has repeatedly threatened to strike the bridge, but has not taken responsibility for the blast. the kremlin says prudent will meet with the russian national security council on monday to discuss a response. earlier i asked security expert done tele, i'm a tele, sorry, pardon me? tiger most. so if the bombing of the residential buildings operation could have been a retaliation, the attack on the bridge and crimea, i think so, i think this really very much fits with quoting sounds sort of usually modus operandi after there is some kind of military sort of defeat or retreat, or he faces some kind of very difficult situation on the ground. and he just reacts by indiscriminate bombin

our north of england correspondent danny savage has the latest.nman who police believe shot the schoolgirl in her own home. earlier this morning on the waterfront in liverpool city centre he and another man were brought to court. they both appeared before a magistrate. as well as the murder of olivia, thomas cashman, from west derby in liverpool, is accused of the attempted murder of olivia's mother cheryl korbel and joseph nee. the man being chased at the time of the shooting. the second man, paul russell, is charged with assisting an offender, the 40—year—old is alleged to have driven thomas cashman to an address and disposed of his clothing. he was remanded in custody. both spoke only to confirm their name and address. nine—year—old olivia was killed after a commotion outside her house late at night, on the 22nd august. her mother opened the front door as a gunman fired at another man he was chasing. olivia was hit in the chest and died. this afternoon thomas cashman appeared here again, this time in front of a crown courtjudge. after a short h

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president, whether the news, the landscape of the dock was absolute, evil might people he called savages and debtors. meanwhile, emergency what goes continue to look for survivors. and what is the leaders in the threes of deadly attack from the freesia and miss tyler came a day after a huge explosion, badly damaged to bridge, connecting russia to the occupied peninsula of crimea. officials in moscow, se limited traffic has now restarted on the bridge, which partly collapsed. russian president vladimir putin blend ukraine for the explosion and called it an act of terrorism. ukraine had repeatedly threatened to strike the bridge, but did not take responsibility for the blast. at earlier i asked security expert, don't tell us agra most so if the bombing of the residential building, since our region could have been a retaliation for the attack on the crimean bridge, i think so, i think this really very much fits weight that put in some sort of usually modus operandi after there is some kind of a mainly tree as sort of defeat or retreat or he faces some kind of very difficult situation on the

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my people he called savages and dearest. meanwhile, emergency walkers continue to look for survivors, and what is the latest in a seas of deadly attacks on zap, regio, and the missile a t. i came a day after a huge explosion, badly damaged to bridge connecting russia to the occupied peninsula of crimea. officials in moscow, se limited traffic has restarted on the bridge travelers from russia to crimea, take the morning ferry, an emergency alternative to the buses that usually try them across the bridge, over the carriage straight. until authorities have a better picture of the damage from the explosion that collapsed part of the roadway a day earlier. it's off limits to buses and trucks. smaller vehicles were allowed on the bridge hours after the attack. but security checks caused long lines for motorists. russian investigators say it was a truck bomb that rocked europe's longest bridge and killed 3 people. moscow hasn't accused any one for the attack yet. but many experts are convinced it was ukraine's armed forces. russian officials downplayed the damage and promised to fully reopen

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children raining to health, widespread memorial demonstrations. 40 days after most a means that the savagely where she's buried. hundreds of mourners had slogans calling for the downfall of the regime. country security forces retaliated by storming misdemeanors. home town were reported to a 5 rounds of tear gas and shot at protesters is also retaliated against western sanctions by imposing its own or blacklist or targeting european union officials and media. including d. w. 's are farsi service. what the head of t w ser farsi service is jada zarbara and she joins me now. welcome yelder. and what form, harper, the sanctions are against you and your staff taken well so far, and we received a message yesterday that we are with been put on the sanctioned list by the iranian foreign ministry. so far it is said that there will be travel bands for, for, for staff after the w, persian. and it can also, it is also possible, or at least this is a what they say that assets are, properties will be confiscated in any one. right? and i understand that i've been threats against members of staff. you know,

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