according to seymour hersh again, so they use the u. s. has navies diving and salvage center, so they use highly skilled, deep water divers, who are then assigned on to military assignments. and the reason they did that was because if they use the navy according to seymour hersh than they don't wanna have to report it to congress, they dont have to inform other officials. so they can keep this in a really hush hush operation. so they really, what they wanted to do is make sure that there is no, they wanted to get hold on to their western dominance that in one, russia deliver. and she gas to germany, they didn't want germany to feel like it depends on russia and with nordstrom to germany would receive even more gas and there would be cheaper gas, so they wanted that eliminated. so they were discussing how to do that. and joe biden, according to sema hers actually authorized jape, sullivan, the national secretary advisor, all the united states to create an inch agency group that would find a way how to eliminate those pipelines. so that grou

but who is this seymour hersh? the man who is come out with all of this now, seymour hersh is a former new york times writer. he's a pulitzer prize winning journalist. he's a legendary journalist, really, who's always had contempt for the american media in general. when that, when the official u. s. government narrative came out about the death of osama bin laden, seymour hersh called b. s. he said that's one big lie. regarding osama bin loudon on the 2003 american invasion of iraq. seymour hersh called b. s on the whole w. m. d. sadam. hussein thread, the bush junior, kept flagging on and on and on again. so this guy, seymour hersh, he typically goes against the mainstream narratives. but in this situation, considering all the geo politics and the world, the moving and shaking marina, do we think seymour hersh can be trusted? his track record definitely indicates that he is someone that should be trusted, especially from what was seen from his work before. but here again, these are not his words. once again, he sa

s. investigative journalist seymour hersh. he's revealed biden's possible involvement in the attacks on russia's gnawed stream gas pipelines. reportedly the attacks were planned for 9 months since 2021. let's learn more about the story right now with all these marina closer ever joining us. a live in the studio to just quickly marina. it's what it's worth, reminding our our guests that seymour hush is a legendary journalist. he's known for pushing back on the mainstream narrative just quickly. one example is he, in general, he has huge contempt for the american media. but when it comes to the official u. s. government narrative on the death of osama bin laden, seymour house called it one big lie. he's always pushing back on what, what are the mainstream narratives? now we have this intriguing and disturbing revelation coming from seymour hersh about the sabotage of the north stream pipelines. what do you know? yes, absolutely. and it seems he has a lot of trust, which is why we are seeing that. he says that he is the source th

then came along veteran investigative journalist, seymour hersh. he tells us differently and in great detail. indeed the by den ministration led the way destroying this civilian infrastructure. ah, discuss these issues any more. i'm joined by my guess, glen deason in our slow, he is a professor at the university of se or norway, as well as author of the book, great power politics in the 4th industrial revolution. and in mera cash we crossed to mark jack. he is in ward winning journalist and commentator general in cross up rules and effect. that means you can jump in any time you want. and i always appreciated when i was got a glitch in our slow so. so we came up, seymour hersh, came out with his report, his investigative reporting on the north, the ending of the north stream. pipelines ending very much like what biden said, i'm sending next to the german chancellor. so glen, i mean this is supposed to be a great mystery, but it's not really much great of a mystery because when after it happened, that was very little bit talk about it. and when some

what's your take then on seymour hearses investigation? is it now looking increasingly likely the u. s. including being signed off by the, by the administration was, was behind the attack on the north stream pipelines. so i looked on it, i think, 2 more skeptical journalists of my so i think many of us thought that all along. and if you look very closely at the timeline and look at the events, the blood and ministration wasn't particularly discrete in really keeping it a secret. the intention was long, you know, the top official by didn't actually set just a few weeks before the ukraine was started, that the pipeline would be terminated close. i'm paraphrasing course, in the sense of russia invading ukraine. so i think the writing was on the wall for those channels. you want to see it. but this particular tome, this colossal piece of rescue journalism, which is really something i think is going to have shock waves around the world. not just in america because it, it shows really honestly the button, the ministration and the true light that

yeah, i worked with seymour for many years. he has broken story after story as a, i don't think he's ever broken a story that anyone's discredited. going all the way back to the meal i massacre broke the story on the torture and apple grave. i used one of the premier investigative journalists in the united states. indeed, i would say kind of the model for many of the rest of us are older than i am. he writes, it is true. i mean, he also imploded the hall fiction of how some of the lot killed and this is deeply embarrassing and angering to the state. and the kind of denials of his reporting is par for the course. so that's what happened. going again all the way back to the meal eye mask or were 500 on armed vietnamese civilians including women and children, were killed by us troops. the reason it's not on is that it's dangerous, or it can be dangerous to reveal information on whistleblowers. but they're not a necessity, raises questions about credibility, and you've answered in the large part already, but would see more hearse.

this is why i would assume they trusted seymour hersh because of this background. so i, i wonder what the, you, west, we'll do now and how they will try to defame him or how they will try it to say, because already we've heard that they're saying it's pure affection. but how can they argue with someone who has a track record of producing quality, journalism and investigative journalism and uncovering secrets within the white house? while the u. s. refutes any involvement in the attack on the nord stream pipelines . i'm investigation into the incident conducted by some european states. continues . russia is foreign ministry spokesman marie as a horrible said the nations in question have undermined the investigation. we have repeatedly voiced russia's position on the evolvement of the u. s. and nato. nothing that they did not hide this boasting to the whole world. bad the intention to destroy the civilian infrastructure through which you are perceived russian energy resources. we also regularly noted the reluctance of denmark, germany, and sweden, to conduct an open

seymour hurge for comparison in 2016 . spiegel is right there. used completely different epithets, the legendary american journalist, investigator and elder of american expose journalism. but times, as you know, change the newspaper , especially the german ones wrote a lot of nasty things about me, and the washington post simply ignored me, of course, they would like me to name him so that he could be imprisoned. and that would have been the end of my career, you know, in 50 years since 1969. i didn't give up anyone. i will say so. i protect people, so understand, i have a source. and this is my job. and their work. better understand how things are done and they understand the new york times. and the washington post knows everything. seymour hurge knows well oh what he says, after all, in the seventies he himself worked in a newspaper, the new york times and wrote articles for them, in particular, about the uterge scandal, and all of them were written with links to anonymous sources. all were published as information from these articles. later it

this is why i would assume they trusted seymour hersh because of this background. so i wonder what the us will do now and how they will try to defame him or how they will try to say, because already referred that they're saying it's pure affection. the united states was not involved in the nor stream explosion. this is actually false and complete fiction, but how can they arg, was someone who has a track record of producing quality journalism and investigative journalism. and uncovering secrets within the white house is something that we've seen in the past . not only with seymour hearse is reporting, but other investigative look, looks at our investigations into activities that the government wants to keep secret. i think that's the standard response didn't surprise any of us and i think they had to respond quickly because they couldn't let it just lie out. there was some kind of a without a denial, but not denial. again. doesn't mean much. we look at how these things play out. eventually more information comes out that supports this initial reporting until it bec

that's the message from seymour hersh. the journalist behind the bombshell north stream blast investigation which concluded that the u. s. was behind the tax in september. hersh is now standing strong to protect your sources despite overwhelming media pressure. i think with the newspapers, particularly the german newspaper very nasty to me and new york times and the washer most just an army. what they want to really, what they think i should do is, you know, use his name and jail. it's amazing to me that how, how they fall on my, my colleagues, they into new york times. that the one thing that governments good is striking. don't people who are similar hearse was very nonchalant and this podcast interview . and he said that this is something that was out there all along and, but it wasn't very hard to find. and all you had to do was a little bit of digging and he did just that, which is how he found his source. and once again with direct operational knowledge into how the us did it, how it planned these attacks and how it g

investigative reporter seymour a hersh, who's been around for sut more than 50 years, just wrote a piece on substory that u includes this quote, last june, the navy divers, u.s. navy divers operating under the cover of a widely publicized midsummer nato exercise known as ball tops. twenty two plants had remotelyer emotely triggered explosives that three months later destroyed three of the four nord stream pipeline ls, according to age source with direct knowledge ofo the operational planning. this piece continues.th it's probably the moste mo comprehensive news story sto you will read this year. >> seymour hersh on substract. you should read it. >> and it recounts in detail meetings with the national security adviser at the white house where this was planned exactly what explosives were usedve, how they were triggered. by what aircraft on what day. sotail many details in here that is not possible, that it's not true. inossithat it's it is true. and in fact, no one in the highh leveigl, the u.s. government is denying it with any specificity and said the white house is just dismissing this

why take hersh at his word, although at 85 seymour hersh is in excellent intellectual shape.ssional investigative journalist. hardly the best overseas in his genre, his sensational publications about american crimes, and in iraq, too, were always initially met with hostility with great skepticism, and he was also reproached for the fact that the sources are anonymous and why he does not disclose them. but let me at least one of the highly placed informed sources. i'd trust hersh if he'd ever uncovered one. then hersh would have had to change professions. and so he has the last half century and still has the privilege to penetrate into that unseemly thing that they want do secretly and always still investigate. the hersheys were accepted by society sooner or later, but why just believe this is not enough? check, because we are talking about the reputation of the united states. and also about loyalty to the allied bond within nato and even about the meaning of the existence of the bloc itself . it is very easy to check hersh's statement. invite badin to congresses to offer him

just a week ago, seymour hersh reported that top u. s. officials planned to blow up the gas pipeline since late 2021. when the attack happened last september, nato drills in the baltic sea were used as a cover. the bombshell report also says that norway, help the u. s. in the sabotage all slo, however, is trying to divert blame, accusing russia of spying on the nordic countries energy infrastructure. in 2003, russia will try to gather intelligence about most aspects of norway's oil, gas, and energy sector. police security service considers it unlikely that russia will carry out any act of sabotage on norwegian territory in 2023. if russia's willingness to escalate the conflict with nato and the west were to increase however, acts of sabotage against strategic targets. and norway will become a more likely scenario. in the current security policies situation, police security service considers the petroleum sector to be particularly vulnerable target. however, the sabotage of the russian gas pipelines seems to have played into oslo sans r

this is why i would assume they trusted seymour hersh because of this background. so i, i wonder what the usa will do now and how they will try to defame him or how they will try to say. because already we've heard that they're saying it's pure fiction, but how can they argue with someone who has a track record of producing quality, journalism and investigative journalism and uncovering secrets within the white house? marina cost rather going through that now the u. k. editor of the investigative website, the grease also spoke to us earlier and said there are still many unanswered questions about the case will to open. i mean, as in the case of south ridge, you see that it is not meant metaphorical, but yes, i mean, you know, people can be driven by principle, but there's also a massive self interest. you know, whether you want to tell the right track. so it will make use of make a sofa innocent as in the manner of face language. analytical was low. christopher wiley and yeah, i mean that has been, as this was done, i think that is my son. my is about she will hush

coming up, pulitzer prize prize-winning journalist seymour hersh.he will talk about his latest article "how america took out the nord stream pipeline." stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman, joined by my cohost juan goÁlez in chicago. hi, juan. juan: hi, amy. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: we begin today's with the legendary pulitzer prize prize-winning journalist seymour hersh. in 1970, he won the pulitzer prize for his reporting on the my lai massacre when the u.s. slaughtered more than 500 vietnamese women, children, and old men on march 16, 1968. his reporting and "the new york times" on cia spying on anti-war activists during the vietnam war era helped lead to the formation of the church committee, which led to major reforms of the intelligence community. in 2004, he exposed the abu ghraib prisoner abuse scandal in iraq. well, last week he published another bombshell report on his new substack page. t

that's according to award winning american journalist seymour hersh, who earlier revealed a u. s. plot to glove the north stream gas pipeline. with israeli soldier is jailed for 10 days after assaulting a palestinian human rights activists during a media interview. we hear from a victim with to leave the do need the video, the soldier deemed me. then he beat me up, hit me a drought, the u. s. congress is being urged to investigate a trained derailment in ohio, which is feared to have caused an environmental disaster in the area for both wildlife and local residents. the white house, or does the citizens to not panic over recent you f. o incident as is area over the possible alien origin of the mysterious object spirals in the us. we take a closer look at what's behind the story with good morning for mark international students in moscow and to wherever you may be, catching us from. welcome to the hours most vital stories across the globe. i'm fear l is about us president joe biden. let the germans freeze to death this winter for the sake of ukraine. that's according to american

that's according to award winning american journalist seymour hersh for earlier revealed a u. s. plot to blow up the nurturing gas pipelines. the white house, or just that it says not to panic, over rethink you f o insulated as a stereo over the possible alien origin of the mysterious objects. spirals in the us, we take a closer look at what's really behind the story. and the bbc and india is reportedly accused of tax evasion, as searches of the networks offices continue and new delhi with good afternoon for mark, international studios in moscow. and welcome to the hours most vital news stories from across the globe. i'm pure allies about u. s. president joe biden, lead germans freeze this winter for the sake of ukraine. that's according to american award winning journalist seymour hersh, who shed light on the mystery of the nordstrom gas pipeline sabotage. uncovering the u. s. role in the attack. it scares me that the president was ready for such a thing. and the people who carried out this mission believed that the president was well aware of what he was doing to the people

then came along betral investigative journalist, seymour hersh. he tells us differently and in great detail. indeed, the biden ministration led the way destroying this civilian infrastructure. ah, discussed these issues and more, i'm joined by my guest, these and in our slow he is a professor at the university of southeastern norway as well as the author of the book, great power politics in the 4th industrial revolution. and in merrick ashley cross to martin james, he is an award winning journalist, an commentator for gentlemen cross girls and effects, that means you can jump in anytime you want. and i always appreciate.

that's the message from seymour hersh. the journalist behind a bombshell north stream blast investigation which ended up concluding that the us was behind the explosions in september, discussing his findings during a radio broadcast. he said he wouldn't reveal his sources despite media pressure. i think with the newspapers, particularly the german newspaper during asking me and, and you know, the are times in the washer most just ignore me. what they want to really what they think i should do is, you know, use his name and jail. it's amazing to me that how, how they fall in my and my colleagues into the new york times, they do that. the one thing that governments good is tracking down people who are i, she's marina cassandra jones, me now in the cereals with more details. now marina, what else did we learn from this podcast? it seymour hersh or was so very nonchalant in their cell podcast interview. and he said that this is something that was out there all along and that it wasn't very hard to find. and all you had to do w

this is why i would assume they trusted seymour hersh because of this background. so i, i wonder what the u. y will do now and how they will try to defame him or how they will try to say, because already we've heard that they're saying it's pure affection. but how can they argue with someone who has a track record of producing quality, journalism and investigative journalism and uncovering secrets within the white house? while the u. k. editor of the investigative website, the gray zone kit lauren berg sees there are still many on answered questions about the incident or too often and the case itself rich, it seems that it's not metaphorical. yes, i mean, you know, people can be driven by principal. there's also a massive self interest, you know, whether you want to cover your own track. so make yourself make your sofa in this, in the manner of face language on the list. was a low christopher wiley and yeah, i mean there's been this, this was done. i think that is my son, isabel. she washes latest investigation. the in fact that this was limited. hang out. you know

on the trading desk, tim seymour, courtney garcia, bonnawyn, jeff mills we start with a fade on wall street losing momentum after a much hotter than expected jobs report nasdaq falling a percent and a half five week winning streak, longest since november 2021 right before it hit its all-time high the s&p closed a week higher while the dow, down over 120 points was flat since monday so, how do you make sense of the reaction to today's jobs numbers? this is the question, because i was on the exchange earlier today. >> exciting. >> we had a seven-person panel across two different segments try tofy wh identify what was te reasoning for the market reaction, and nobody could find a definitive way to subscribe it tim in. >> welcome in, dom depping how you excerpt it, mine is glass half full good news is good news when the fed is going to hang around as long as they're going to hang around, even without cutting, the fact that the job market is strong -- the numbers you'll read about them tomorrow if you didn't hear today the participate ration for the job market is still below prepandemic. t

that i am a friend of seymour hersh. and so i will not o pine my shelf. i will cite a very distinguished former us ambassador and also assistant secretary of defense. these are the words he said about seymour hersh. hersch attracts whistleblowers because he has a perfect record of protecting their identities and accurate billy publishing what they reveal after due diligence. despite the government denials and slanderous attacks that invariably follow his reputation is such that people of conscience, she came out people of conscience as a u. s. army officer. and as a c, i employee, i took an oath. one oath it was to support and defend the constitution of united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic. some of us took that old seriously. and when we see this kind of thing going on, we go to somebody who might be able to protect us and might be able to get the word out. now this was 2 weeks ago as the new york times mentioned, sy hersh his article. ah, hasn't even reported the denials. no, not yet. this is quite th

i wanted to ask you john, among, among other things a seymour hersh. believe us initially chose the wrong strategy in the russian ukrainian conflict. and shouldn't have engaged in it in the 1st place. just for a moment, john, have a listen to this from seymour hush. it was suicidal. the think you could win that war that ukraine could win the war. there was just too much corruption. it was a very, very bad decision. we should've been pushing for peace. we should have made an agreement with with we should have gone right away, but it's just silly not to write a way to assure the russian government that we were not interested in in making a ukraine, a member of nato natal didn't want ukraine anyway because of the corruption and there was just so many bad mistakes made and i didn't. it's impossible to believe how just dumb this leadership was. it's just dumb. very well, seymour hersh right there, john calling it one of the dumbest mistakes ever ever carried out by the u. s. government also saying that the war can't be one simply because of the overwhelming

a surprise winning reporter seymour hersh. probably the most legendary investment journalist alive just published a report that presents detail claims that on president biden's orders to us with norway's help blew up the north stream pipelines. does the yield care? do you need to know who did us or do you want to know? her says the us did is, did you ask him to just ask them to do it? or do these, ask them questions or any more, have we become so subservient as you will become so subservient to us empire? i just didn't ask him if the dentist, similar house, yours investigation was published earlier this month and basically exposed who was behind the attacks on the pipeline. last september. the report claims the u. s. use the cover of annual nato naval drills in the baltic sea in order the plan to see for explosives on the russian pipelines and then destroy it with the help of norway . the motive for he claims both countries of big energy suppliers and wanted to take over the e u market for themselves and cut european economic

then came along veteran investigative journalist, seymour hersh. he tells us differently and in great detail. indeed the by ministration led the way destroying this civilian infrastructure. at this hour, american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm iraq, to free its people, and to defend the world from great danger. with we will bring to the iraqi people, food and medicines, and supplies. and sleep with ah, akiva says assume deflector for something like liberties assume is open to assume is sure this will be to all i'll, i'll why you probably might shemelle it. martin model showed a model, montage reputed, a populace from italy had to are hastily sold. why he got young acres silly to dwell home on the the so hall to pass the dixie shall straighten it for the nasty, lazy arrive, it would be r o she looked like where so it was her, the stomach said on the grand angular boy, you scanned the angle below the baggage on, on your beautiful, on a big medium about us. the people are not going on venus all about that

that's according to pulitzer prize winning journalist seymour hersh speaking exclusive liter journalists option ritathui on going underground. this comes as u. s. minority leader hakim jeffries was grilled by a journal. it's jose vega about the nord stream sabotage allegations seeking to gloss over a direct question on u. s. involvement in the sabotage the law maker was accused of putting american lives at risk. i want you to say something about the bombing, we're going to continue to stand with the ukranian. do not, you know, war again. when we need talk about a battle be in tomorrow. will not said american journalists, an activist, jose vega says the u. s. establishment, along with the mass media and military industrial complex are the only actors benefiting from the north stream pipeline sabotage. the united states had to do a desperate attempt to make sure that germany would continue to support the ukrainians and continued to walk hand in hand with the united states. i mean, you have to ask who benefits in the united states? the russians aren't going to blow up their own gas pipeline

if you a veteran journalist jo loria, who interviewed the award winning writer seymour hearse on his nord stream pipeline sabotage investigation, believes nato led by the us is the only logical with rage against the war machine takes place in washington, d. c. on sunday, drawing thousands of people to march to the white house there, calling for the already billions of dollars and lethal aid said to kiev to be stuck with bringing you. the top stories from the past 7 days are right up to the moment developments as well. this is the weekly on aren't we begin with fe tragic development from russia's belgrade border region where authorities say a 12 year old girl has been killed by ukrainian shelley. it occurred in the village of nobody. vulture. the local governor said the girl had been in the street talking to her father on the phone when 9 shells were fired up the or yeah. meanwhile, in don boss, local official save a city of done yet was targeted with a barrage of some 40 ukrainian rockets also. and from the leaving one person dead on 11 injured. the attack sparked fire at the prosecu

and i wondered if seymour hersh is account of nordstrom's destruction. it is true if he help coordinate that mission. well, joseph gregory mahoney, professor arts, east china normal university in shanghai. i'm afraid that's all we've got time for, but thanks very much for sharing your thoughts today on that piece. fund proposed by china. thank you. the alleged us sabotage of the north street pipelines was aimed at cutting off europe from affordable russian gas. well, that's at least is according to the pulitzer prize winning journalist seymour hersh, who was speaking exclusively to austin. my son's, the ongoing underground or the washington denies any involvement, he describes the timeline starting with the negotiation secret negotiations out in washington. we have not seen any actual delivery of a legal aid, but look, we have seen our signs on indications that china may be planning and considering and to supply a aid to russia. onshore should not do that. thought this was in a bad idea. they gave the white house some options to maybe bluff or convince w

moving toward and then an exclusive interview to go underground. renowned investigative journalist seymour hersh, breaks down the u. s. sabotage of the north stream pipelines which he recently exposed in a bombshell report that's been denied by washington. that's the rationale for the mission to make sure that europe in western europe keeps on. funneling supporting nato, and keeps on filing arms into, into what is clearly a proxy war against russia. ah, good morning for martine, are national studios in moscow, and welcome to the hours most vital stories worldwide. i'm fear allies about coming up in the program. chinese leaders easing thing is set to speak on the conflict in ukraine, just hours after the countries foreign ministry has published a chinese proposal for peace will bring you that live as soon as he begins his remarks. the un general assembly has passed a western drafted resolution that calls on russia to withdraw its forces from ukraine. the motion was adopted after 2 days of debates and new york. ahead of the vote, rushes envoy accused the west of escalating the conflict at th

but let's see what seymour hersh himself had to say regarding who the source was. it's not even a hard story to understand. the president of the united states and the under secretary of state, both said they were going to do it. i did it. there's something called the pipeline industry as an industry that makes people make american companies involved. they build pipelines around the world. you need to me. yes, yes. you know what happened? see my hearse there, of course talking about the fact that joe by then spoke about it openly. victoria newland spoke about it openly, that pipelines get rid of them if need be. and that's what he's saying. and they did just that. and regarding he gave us seems to be give us a little hands about the pipeline industries. and also in that interviews, as it doesn't necessarily, his source doesn't necessarily have to be american. let's don't forget that nato countries were involved in that even energy companies knew that this was the implant, they just couldn't talk about it. so marina, you know, about notes dream, i know about not sure

you can much the full interview with seymour hush on going on the ground. why tell or not he, this saturday know 3 paramedics have been killed off through an ambulance with head by ukrainian fire in the city of don't yes, that's according to local authorities. who did the shilling also took the life of a civilian woman and left another wounded. earlier ukrainian troops hit residential areas i don't yet squid us, applied to high miles. rockets, ortiz, women, concert reports from the c. this is a crates are made by the american made. hi marse rocket. it landed right in the yard of this musical college right in the center of the city of jeanette's canal. according to local authorities, there were at least 5 strikes against the city. now the air defense was working. now this is another greater made by this strike by a hi, i'm our scroggins, according to the investigator's whole work on the scene. now this is greater number 3. now all around me are purely residential buildings. only civilians live here. there's not a sites always single military purse. now the r

it's amazing to me that how they are seymour hersh, the journalists behind the investigation into the u. s. road in the north stream. pipeline blah reveals the pressure he's facing by mainstream media to divulge his thoughts with here, restrict pavilion and media access to the embattled city of altima, widely known as pa commute. as much as for his advance on entrenched ukrainian positions with would most position. the russian forces inside the village over body or the photos russian troops as they advance in advance of one of the key ukrainian strongholds outside. going with a very welcome to you. it's 8 pm here in the russian campus all. and this is our to international with the latest world news update. it's good to happy with us. now, governments are good tracking down people who talk about the message from seymour hersh. the journalist behind the bombshell node stream blast investigation which concluded that the u. s. was behind the attacks in september her she's now standing strong to protect his sources despite overwhelming media pressure. i think with the newspapers, particula

david, the coast, the article of seymour hersh because there is a war of narratives, right? this is also information work edge. so at the beginning, few 1st few weeks, 2 months, 3 months, probably one year. they can manipulate the people. but after one year it's very difficult for the really information not to be so faced and for the people to be educated about the and now you can see even germans, they're speaking very quietly with each other because they are afraid to speak publicly and loud. in their surroundings about these cases and whether or not germany should continuing its policy towards ukraine and to be embedded with the united states in disregard. so at the beginning, in my opinion, the vast majority were supportive of your brain, but the support is now diminishing because the people can carry also the burden economically on their shoulder. right? exactly. and what against the, their own self interest here. you know, on do the biggest problem and all of this and you and i have talked about this before, is the framing of this is good versus evil. when you have tha

that's according to pulitzer prize winning journalist seymour hersh, speaking exclusively to off shin returns the ongoing underground. the people who did this thing were assigned to do it in the intelligence community. the operators, they initially thought it was a great idea. let's get a capacity was before it be before where she was talking, but it was so late. 2021. let's go and find out if we can do it and, and by, within a few months, the white house cleary was sold. that was told the people doing it thought this was in a bad idea. they gave the white house some options to maybe bluff or convince that we're putting at the cost is going to be very high. and but then when the white house bluebook by talk publicly about this within 3 weeks of the briefing, information he got. and victoria knew of both within a 3 week period in late january, early february of last year, both said publicly, well, we know we can stop at and maybe be let, let me. so the news congress if, if a, we will south north she want and the president was asked after he said that by reporters, it's a family, it's a

but seymour was very forthcoming in a lot of areas. but you think coach is in a tough position, one is going to get threats. so has he been getting any threats to think? no, he is not on the edge because they just ignore everybody's ignoring it. like it didn't happen. whitehouse denied it. no reasons denied it was a why, what's the meeting? why the western media being so quiet about joe? well, i talked to see more a lot of our interviews about the state of the media right now, and i was subservient. use that word again, that corporate board is, are towards government officials. you know, i worked for 25 years in the mainstream media for the wall street journal for the boston globe. i note from the inside. we knew what we were expected of us to on foreign affairs. stories was to publish the official line and don't deviate from that. if you did, you're in trouble. irish m e p. make wallace a. he says the use behavior is subservient in the wake of understanding, essentially who blew up one of the biggest energy pipelines. do you think sub

then came along betral investigative journalist, seymour hersh. he tells us differently and in great detail. indeed, the bike administration led the way destroying this civilian infrastructure. ah, discuss these issues any more. i'm joined by my guest, glen deason, in our slow he is a professor at the university of se or norway, as well as author of the book, great power politics in the 4th industrial revolution. and in myra cash, we crossed martin j. he is in award winning journalist and commentator, journaling cross up rules and effect. that means you can jump anytime you want, and i always appreciate it. i've got a glitch in our slow so, so we came a seymour hersh came out with his report, his investigative reporting on the north, the ending of the north stream. pipelines ending very much like what biden said, i'm sending next to the, the german chancellor. so glen, i mean this is supposed to be a great mystery, but it's not really that much great of a mystery because when after it happened, there was very little bit talk about it. and when som

what's on pipeline remarks from veteran journalist jewelry at the interview, the award winning lottery seymour 1st on his nur, extreme pipeline sabotage investigation. he believes nato led by the us is the only logical stuff. but this is a very big hole that was caused by the grading mccloud that planted the wife over here at the infants of the president hope a building syrian officials say at least 5 people were killed on 15, others wounded overnight following. and it's really missile strike on central that must guess. while the rage against the war machine in washington, d. c has kicked off live pictures here from americas capital city, just after 3 o'clock in the local time, with thousands of people to march to the white house, calling for the billions of dollars and legal aid to ukraine. to be stopped with bringing you the top stories for the past 7 days and right up to the moment developments as well. this is the weekly marching. we start with a tragic development from russia's belgrade border region where authorities say a 12 year old girl has been killed by ukrainian shelley. it occurre

germany freeze unless it's stopped supporting ukraine according to award winning american journalist seymour hersh, early revealed in legend us to blow up the north steam pipeline. weiss also just citizens not to panic over b. u. s. o incidence. as hysteria over the mysterious object spirals in the us to take a closer look at what really behind the story of the b b. c in india is a police evasion. search is all the networks offices continue with the july from our headquarters in moscow. you're watching r t international. i'm peter scott, and here the top stores at 3 p. m. u. s. president joe biden is letting gibbons freeze this winter for the sake of ukraine. well that's at least is according to award winning american journalist seymour hersh, shed light on the note stream gas pipelines sabotaged on covering what he believes to be. the u. s. is rolled in the attack. it scares me that the president was ready for such a thing, and the people who carried out this mission believed that the president was well aware of what he was doing to the people of germany. the point is that biden decided to

was seymour hurst. his investigation was published earlier this month, breaking down in detail who he sees was behind september's attacks on the pipelines . the pew letter award winning journalist report concluded the u. s. use the cover of annual nato naval drills in the baltic sea to plant c for explosives on the russian infrastructure and then destroy it. inclusion with norway. the reason being, he believes both countries are big energy suppliers and wanted to take over the lucrative e market for themselves and cut european economic ties with moscow in the process. the last thing the white house, look, i'm telling you they're never gonna say they're never going to say i surrender. they're just never gonna do it because they can't. so they're going to keep the story going and they'll put the pressure people not to talk. and it won't matter where people talk, look, there are other people. there's a, there's a community in the pipeline business. good. they know what happened. but they, they're not going