were saying, europe in america was supposed to be working together on defense such as nathan with you said together. is it possible that a, a new security packed with australia, the u. k. in america, could this undermine nato, in any way? do you think? i don't forget the manual macro said a couple years ago that data was brain dead. even donald trump said that nato had to be reviewed. nato isn't working as it's supposed to be. it was initially supposed to be working. it is, the alliance is within the alliance, and this just proves today that there is, there are no more, there is no more alliance. i think that they have to be reviewed. and if for australia and the us and u. k, can backstab country like crowns. i think this should give a strong signal to parents this morning that once again, it's got nothing to gain with an it's not forget that in 2015 the u. s. told france not to so it's mr. shit. even though it had a contract with russia a couple months ago in the, in may trap discovered that the n a, the u. s. and if they were eavesdropping on permanent french politicians through, through denmark with the danish secret services. so what kind of lion is this, where pe

u. k. source to see why france might be upset about this whole australian u. k. america submarine deal. diplomacy, the established method of influencing the decisions and behavior of foreign governments and people to dialogue, negotiation and other measures short of war or violence. modern diplomatic practices are product of the post renaissance european state system. they do point out that the defer, the term diplomacy is derived by a friend from an ancient greek word. of course, everything comes from greece, right. and it's a folded document. i. e fold the document that are a print prince or a king used to give you to travel and you were an envoy, a for the state to negotiate on their behalf. and importantly, one more thing is that they say diplomatic activity endeavors to maximize a group's advantages without the risk and expense of using force and preferably without causing resentment. as we see there's a lot of resentment right now. oh, right, right. reminds me of george w bush memory, says a problem with the franchise. they don't have a word for entrepreneur. and o

u. k. source to see why france might be upset about this whole australian u. k. america submarine deal. diplomacy, the established method of influencing the decisions and behavior of foreign governments and people to dialogue, negotiation and other measures short of war or violence. modern diplomatic practices are a product of the post renaissance european states system. they do point out that the defer, the term diplomacy is derived by a friend from an ancient greek word. of course, everything comes from greece, right? and it's a folded document. i fold the document that are a print prints or a king used to give you to travel and you were an.

u. k. source to see why france might be upset about this whole australian u. k. america submarine deal. diplomacy, the established method of influencing the decisions and behavior of foreign governments and people to dialogue, negotiation and other measures short of war or violence. modern diplomatic practices are product of the post renaissance european state system. they do point out that the, the term diplomacy is derived by a friend from an ancient greek word. of course, everything comes from greece and folded document. i fold the document that are a print prints or a king used to give you to travel and you were an envoy, a for the state to negotiate on their behalf. and importantly, one more thing is that they say diplomatic activity endeavors to maximize a groups. advantages without the risk and expense of using force and preferably without causing resentment. as we see there's a lot of resentment right now. right, right. reminds me of george w bush membrane says a problem with the franchise. they don't have a word for entrepreneur. and of course, that was ironic a

u. k source to see, you know, why france might be upset about this whole australian u. k. america submarine deal.

i wanted to ask you with this new pack this all because packed with america, the u. k. and australia. and now australia will be given a nuclear power submarine fleet, armed with long range missiles. why would anyone give australia a nuclear power submarine fleet with long range missiles? what is the point? i think when you look into a display, and i think we are connected to many, many and good citizens in other places. but when you look back into they have a situation like 40 in the ball and to the top of their love. and this give now given by the united states to them with regard to nuclear power, really is in my opinion, to be seen in the seminar. they do a live body, plenty of fun. and it's always there to dive united states to know with us. do you think, do you think paging is also being slightly kind of confrontational president? she has said a number of times in recent years. we must be combat ready to face america. we must be ready for a conflict with america. i think yes, no doubt about it. try not to take into consideration. the situation is a child in the and

u. k. defense minister questioning america status as a global superpower. and then the russian president weighs in as well saying that the african crisis serves nobody. what's happened in us getting this done is indeed a catastrophe. americans are pragmatic people and have spent over $1.00 trillion dollars on the african campaign, but was spend ah, broadcasting my direct from our studios in moscow. this is our to international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. now the telephone claims to be in full control of afghanistan tonight, after ending the last packet of resistance in the country. thousands of anti taliban fighters had formed a strong hold in the eastern pens your province in area which has seen fierce fighting in recent days. from cobble here is our cheese motor gas? yes. well the tat a button. a couple is absolutely sure that they have taken pudgy province. the gunfire. celebratory gun father. we heard was. it was a rule coming from all over the city. the hundreds, perhaps thousands of rifles being fired into the race around scr

u. k. across europe, across america. and we're starting to see shortages, a lot of it the, the shortages of goods and services are caused by the shortage of workers. we don't want to work anymore, but often who haven't been able to be trained because of everything being locked down for nearly 2 years now we're, we're heading to the 2nd year anyway. one thing i could say about why, in this sort of situation we might see jamie diamond going towards bitcoin, is that he sees the house of money crumbling right. and you could see that the fed speak, you know, i have a big this option skating all their money printing and the covering up of the crimes. well, it's starting to meet clubs speak. so here's one thing. that's why jamie diamond might want some unconscious. scalable wealth is the mood, the mindset. we're always talking about, the mindset, the inflationary mindset. well, part of that is this sort of headline berlin votes to target corporate landlords, socialize, 250000 apartments. this was a non binding vote, but it show

u. k. and europe in america, in china, and everywhere. so this will not stop the p s because the piece will start when that's reading. is it that amount? stop trading in the word, then they will stop building new system and they will not, they will not have any market for this. the 2nd thing, this is not just happening in the labor party. and people are saying this is for some people and the labor part they just lost or 2 weeks ago. we have seen the lived in the biggest part in the british parliament. they have another motion going for a stop trading with the legal superman and putting sanctions on israel. so what i'm saying, what we have seen in the last 70 years. now we are seeing most of this because people will not continue being sign up. we not written have a big group in creating israel, and is there a certain sort of britain is sending arms to the is there a, you know, army, but one day the government of the u. k. will listen to the even the u. k. as they will change policies, i am on the have the general secretary of the arab lave

u. s. why, why does it cost more money to investigate america? well, the, the u. k. contributes money to the i, c. c. the united states refuses to recognize the icpc never has recognized the i c . c. back in 19, in the 1980s. the government of nicaragua took the u. s. to the world court in the hague. and the world court found by a 15 to 0 margin that the u. s. had violated nicaragua was right, and had committed crimes against humanity by mining harbors in nicaragua. so the u . s. has a historically hostile attitude towards international court, unless those courts are paid for by the united states, like the special us tribunals that tried milosevic junior, flavio, or people in rwanda or of course, the targets of american imperialism in the middle east. so the i t. c, when it boldly said that they were going to investigate war crimes and crimes against humanity last year or the year before that the u. s. committed in afghanistan. as you heard in your earlier segment, mike pump pay when the trump administration imposed sanctions on i t. c. officials and their families

u. k. wasn't to do with you, but yeah, it's very important actually brand what a lot of people don't realize, you know, america, a 1000000 brits. what can the u. k. u for a 1000000 brits work in the u. s. a 1000000 americans work in the u. k. so you imagine there's at least 2000000 people who've been kept away from their respective families during this whole cova devil. so that's been really bother a strain. and then there are those of us who, having the fact since we have relatives over then hoping our relatives can come over and vice versa. but it's more important in terms of an overall trade route. yes, an extensive amount of trade is done. this is viewed as a boost both to the u. k. economy and the u. s. economy. of course nancy pelosi is over in the u. k. truck house and she's been barking on about the fact that she's going to, obviously for the u. k. u. s. trade deal in the northern protocol as hell too, but that's another issue why i wanted to hit on that. why is that? an issue that an american law maker would start to criticize and say, such a thing that you should remember that over a $1000000000.00 w

u. k. is entered into a failure in america. i'm what i'm starting to think was the most path challenging question to the prime minister came from his previous i saw a man who asked them, does this mean that you case? no. committed to the defense of taiwan against the chinese invasion and not totally improbable prospect. why if the labor benches no longer having people who would stand up and ask about nuclear proliferation or the extent of treaty obligations of any of the key questions, an opposition should be asking under the circumstances we have these people gotten williams while many of them have been expelled or suspended, of course. and a lot of people have fried nazis to me to speak their mind to chemist alma's labor party. and, you know, we seeing the, you know, the propaganda building up, the anti china propaganda building up and we should be seeing the opposition speaking out about and, and opposing what we should be ongoing for is a huge investment in our public services. we have our own sovereign currency, money is n

u. k, which like canada and united states of america and india or have the 1st 13 system . this is a terrible, terrible verging system because car from being made and then the traffic is going to provide for minority based government. it also means that you can get to political conscious and new level get could arise ation. you get a, you know, 10 kind of position to use that results and slogans. and in simplistic arguments, you don't get didn't get people trying to compromise or cheryl work together. but you get division b. c. i said it's most dramatic in the united states where the divide between the republican party and the big democratic party is so busy and so deep as to be frightening. and we have seen it at its way worse than the trunk. yes. that. so in the case of something like, it's not going to be covered, any neutral about breast it and tell you that i think it's disastrous. i'd be pretty politic, 7000 years in the case. and then we'll see a phenomenon which is in terms impact on the idea that but if people worried about all sorts of things in their lives, you c

u. k is not entered into a failure in america. what extraordinary thing was the most passionate challenge in question to the prime minister came from his previous us of the reason, a man who asked them, does this mean that you case no, committed to the defense of taiwan against the chinese invasion? not a totally improbable prospect. why guess? the labor benches no longer having people who would stand up and ask about nuclear proliferation or the extent of treaty obligations or any of the key questions? an opposition should be asking, under the circumstances where these people gotten, williamson while many of them have been excelled or suspended. of course, and a lot of people are frightened, seems to me to speak them minding chemist alma's labor party. and, you know, we seeing the propaganda building up the, until china, a propaganda building up and we should be seeing the opposition speaking out about and opposing. and what we should be doing for is a huge investment in our public services. we have our own sovereign currency, mo

u. k. is considered it sort of like in america, we call it pi mother and apple pie. it's very favorably looked upon because it is so very well run and waiting for months for or yeah, because of what everybody went through the pandemic. and actually, every night, at 7 o'clock in the u. k, people were going outside of the houses and they were banging their pots and pans in recognition of people that were serving. and they, i know people in the u. s. i just tried to start something like that here because people were actually very impressed with how the n h s. obviously went to work with serving the nation during this time. but i would say this, the, you got it very accurate. the people are very supportive. it's the tax also, even though it is a tax scottie and i know you both. you and i are not like pro tax is only it is 1.25 percent, which is not in order. i wouldn't say that. so that's a huge tax. it is going to raise well over 12000000000, and that is what is needed to fund. so i think that it's a small tax relatively also there's been no doubt this has gone through

america? and we had from former u. k. play that poll in the town who also served as a member of the european parliament and was a pullman campaign for breakfast. he told us michael legacy is a fractured e. u. thanks in large part of her decision to let hundreds of thousands of migrants into the block. she's been there since 2005, and i would argue got the your up, your opinion of 2005 was a far more cohesive block. that is now, she leaves your, which is divided your to where by that more and you policies on the rise across the continent and in governments, if you look at poland and hungary and you have your know where the walls are becoming the fashion, your guessing wall directive in hungry at the boulders, you are getting walls and serbia walls increase in the theaters gold because what people don't want to see happen again. if the american crisis happened in 2015 and 16, and i would argue we could end up with your going to follow your skeptic area. and it's the interesting thing about angle america. you know, she's al

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to celebrate the country's historic yellow lions in protest against the americas new security. signed with extremely, i'm the u. k, which french officials have dubbed a stop in the back the us secretary of state and sis though all is, well france in particular is a vital partner on this. and so many other issues stretching back generations. and we want to find every opportunity to deepen our trans atlantic cooperation in the pacific and around the world. list by anthony lincoln's assurances. many french citizens are unconvinced. we gauged opinion in the capital. missy bought up on your phone please. this is not the 1st time tonight, the states has taken contracts from us. they are very good at that. we do not respect anyone apart from themselves. they act like masters of the world. they shouldn't have done that because i think if france had done the same, they would have complained they wouldn't have liked it. we'll see if the current president is better than the last one. it represents a lot of money, a lot of jobs, but it would be better if these jobs were for making other things. it's a little dishonest, i sup

garlic, to celebrate the country's historical alliance in protest against america's new security patch, sondra, austria, and the u. k. which french officials have dubbed a stub in the back. you a secretary of state insist though all is well france in particular is a vital partner on this and so many other issues stretching back generations. and we want to find every opportunity to deepen our trans atlantic cooperation in the pacific and around the world. despite anthony lincoln's assurances, many french citizens are unconvinced. we gazed opinion in the capital. but this is not the 1st time that the united states has taken a contract. very good the cause we do not respect anyone in the act like masters of the world. they shouldn't have done expecting in the front on the same they would have complain. they wouldn't like to see if the current president has better represents a lot of money, but a lot of jobs, but it would be better if these jobs were for making other things. it's a little dishonest, i suppose. and the other hand, they were closest which allowed them to break the contract before they started making the s