u. k. it's now okay to use a i for getting an overview of new concepts to the coach or help with time management. so i'm scholars cool for exams that should be done in a way that no one can cheat using ai and to propose students for the working world . school should teach anywhere to they i, but only using limited versions. and then it's also up to us, be honest, which context have you use a i the, you know, you probably shouldn't have. would you share that with us pfeiffer now, and see you next time the as african americans return to dawn, they price out below goals. what does that integration look like? your presence is actually creating a problem for us and we came to the contract. so the, the amount of money. so do you guys think we have at least as soon as we can test conversations and honest offices lead to greater understanding this 77 percent in 30 minutes on the w. i see all the trees getting thing, please and i'll cleans of all 5 of 20. 50 is much of a much pretty know and everybody ju

so that's what we're saying, that when comes to dave at lima, when it comes to that u. k, they do not have a quite as best interest at heart. and they're not looking for ukraine to come to an agreement. but also when you think about it, there is the key question, blood am i putting has been same time and time again. he is willing to negotiate at least 5 times in the last 6 months, including just last week. but the main issue is to see you negotiate with at this point, just keep you to go to most of us can, you can negotiate with anyone, but zalinski as the legitimate he has no right to sign anything this. but if he wants to take part in the negotiations, i will send people who will conduct these negotiations. the issue is the final signing of the documents. this is a very serious issue that should guarantee security for ukraine and russia with a serious long term historical perspective. and there can't be a single slip. everything should be polished, but in accordance with the constitution of ukraine, the president of ukraine, even under martial law, does not have the rig

u. k. it's a waste of huge amounts money, which could always be used in the usa, an old a u. k. if you're talking about here in order to provide good public services. oh, it's a comp time. so there's always a cut down, borrowing, not least because we have a huge um, national debt, friendly faith to reduce it i don't think that that's something that, you know, president trump should be demanding because i think, you know, ukraine's reach is i, i imagine that means the mineral wealth, an oil and gas which is in the don't pass should be made available to the west and in return for west to. so this is, it is basically the suggesting that the west will continue to give you crane weapons. and then we will take oil and gas and minerals from ukraine on anything that's the right course of action. i think we need to end the war and they shouldn't be any conditions on it. and they said shouldn't said they shouldn't be the, the west should not be trying to plug in the ukraine's mineral resources in return for keeping the wall going. well, we need to think about people's lives and stopping th

and it was the u. k that actually sabotaged the forest johnson, who was the british prime minister at the time. it just so happens to be in the care of that april and it was after his visit that the deal fell through and everyone knows about it. these are facts, so that's what we're saying. that when comes to dave at lima, when it comes to the u. k, they do not have a quite as best interest at heart. and they're not looking for ukraine to come to an agreement. but also when you think about it, there is the key question vladimir pretend has been the same time and time again. he is willing to negotiate at least 5 times in the last 6 months, including just last week. but the main issue is to see you negotiate with at this point, just to be a good most of us can, you can negotiate with anyone. but zalinski is the legitimate and he has no right to sign anything this. but if he wants to take part in the negotiations, i will send people who will conduct these negotiations. the issue is the final signing of the

that when comes to dave alignment, when it comes to that u. k, they do not have a quite as best interest at heart. and they're not looking for ukraine to come to an agreement. but also when you think about it, there is the key question, blood am i putting those when same time and time again, he is willing to negotiate at least 5 times in the last 6 months, including just last week. but the main issue is to see you negotiate with at this point, just keep you to go to most of us can, you can negotiate with anyone. but zalinski is the legitimate, he has no right to sign anything. but if he wants to take part in the negotiations, i will send people who will conduct these negotiations. the issue is the final signing of the documents. this is a very serious issue that should guarantee security for ukraine and russia with a serious long term historical perspective. and there can't be a single slip. everything should be polished, but in accordance with the constitution of ukraine, the president of ukraine, even under martial law, does not have the right

u. k. it's lee adams, the you, he says israel has no rights to protest demand land. the fact that trump talks about now is that his real estate shows, i think his understanding of human motivation and of history is now. but i think that there has to be another motivation. see here, because trump doesn't always follow up with the stress, you know, actually back kind of the launch the back down in mexico. kind of that. and so he has is deliberate policy. as we know, it's a stated policy, of some of his advisors are coming out to some of the shopping things, but it's almost impossible to, to focus on any of them. but at the same time, even though we need to wait and see what actually happens, it shows up there tomorrow about more of a vacuum in the white house. he talks about making america great again. and yes is relentless, the diminishing the stop, the standing up united states in the world. and it's definitely also opening up some small, high ground for china. the great arrival of the united states, which cannot for the perfectly reasonable states this morning about

u. k. are now in it for the long haul. a 100 years together for federal force, most likely it will be for worse. in both cases. he said that actually their relationship goes back a 1000 years. and i mean this raised a few eyebrows in particular and most go, this is what he have to say. and most of the response to that 1000 years ago, they were ukranian friends. this is my ring into the british royal family offices, a historic relationship, a european relationship built over decades generation centuries. british foreign secretary david land, me the british, ukrainian partnership dates back thousands of years and has its roots in the foothills of the egyptian pyramids. why so little time? maybe you also hunted abroad to sorest together. so clearly history, there is not david langley, strong points and not even recent history. because again, as we've said, they know that platinum, it puts in and moscow are open to a negotiation is just that they don't want to negotiation by they, i mean they, u. k. and the west, and that's wh

it. all right, we're going to live with our u. k. heritage party later david kurt and david. great to have you on. thank you. thank you. well for the president, trump, business is business and he wants to train the hand over it's natural rich as to the us in exchange for continued support under a lucrative new deal. when telling the ukraine they are very valuable, rarer so we one what we put up to go in terms of a few cranium. soldiers want new and 16 rifles if they want more of those anti tang javelins, if uh they won't do. bradley's instead of those to replace those that have been burned by russian. if be the drones, then the better fights and the better fight not full just for big, bold, beautiful words like a democracy or independence, but for something very grounded, both figuratively and literally full resources. and this idea, i get some clear how populate will be among those who have been forcefully mobilized in ukraine and those who are in the trenches right now. but some of those keys, certainly not against it, because this is not the 1st time that this idea as being

u. k. is a little different because of there's, there is a bit of a trade surplus in the u. k, but it's very small. so i think that's a, a different situation for the u. k. s, but generally speaking with the biggest trading partners, the surfaces are great and that makes them more vulnerable to the terrace, which is why canada and mexico flips so quickly yesterday to meet for your organization is called explain trade. i'd like you to do that for us. what are terrace all day? a good idea? what effect would they have on the u. s. economy? if donald trump went ahead with this a short survey terrace? uh, uh, as your introduction said, the tax on importing things. if you want to bring in a product from overseas, sometimes the government will charge you a percentage of that product value. as you can think of it, there's a little bit of like a petri, it isn't tax to say you could have bought this locally, but you tries to bring it in from the seas. and so we will charge you a tax for doing that. there are types in many ways, like any other day incentive, i have some behavior and distance and d

u. k. ukraine. it really is just the tip of the iceberg. all her still global need to have accused usa idea of really pushing for that. a doubtful. i mean, just to highlight reel by the rest of the 2020 mass protest us sponsoring position groups incentives way not. it was actually kicks out of bolivia by as president morales off the he on carpet. they had been funding set protest groups and some of the nations which just regions lots of listing. but let's not forget, it was also in public stone and syria, and i'm actually with the agencies very notorious heads about the power has visited budapest, hungary. this of course, is a your pin nation which does not tow the line. we know one issues like belgy b, t o ukraine point to just to erupt of saying, oh color red, produce an incoming. last but not least, we have georgia, the american tax payers money cannot be used to organize a revolution in georgia. do you remember the canvas training when representatives of the cultural spear were trained to organize a revolution in georgia? us a id, money

in front, it's called rwanda with drawers troops from congo and 23 to leave go my u. k. in germany. have threatened to taught to aid to we're wanda, it's made no difference. 13 south african soldiers have been killed in congo in the last week. both un peacekeepers and troops supporting the government. many more southern african troops and now surrounding gay my by the pro rwandan forces with no way out. southern african leaders, methods involved boys, capital, robbery, to discuss the escalating conflict. some of the armies of fulton conrad the full against rwanda, uganda and that allied on groups. they made no new commitments, but said they continued admission, supporting congress back in because each of these men say they're ready to fight for an forces that were meant to have so far have not neighboring. were wondering uganda has been accused of meddling and losing minerals here. in the settings, yes, to which tens of thousands of mostly young men have joined groups in congress. peace hasn't stopped the conflicts malcolm web out is there at least 6 people i believe have been killed

u. k. ukraine. it really is just the tip of the iceberg. a host of global need to is have accused usa idea of really pushing for that. a doubtful. i mean, just to highlight reel batteries and the 2020 mass protest sponsoring of position groups incentives. way not. it was actually kicks out of bolivia by as president morales off the he on carpet. they have been funding set protest groups in some of the nations which just regions, lots of listing that let's not forget, it was also in past song and syria. and i'm actually when the agencies burying a torres had some of the powers, visited budapest, hungary, the suppose is your pin nation, which does not tow the line. we know one issues like l g b t or you prayed for to just a rock did thing r o connor resolution incoming. last but not least, we had to which the american tax payers money cannot be used to organize a revolution in georgia. do you remember the canvas training when representatives of the cultural spear were trained to organize a revolution in georgia? us a id, money was used specif

u. k. in front, it's called the one that with drawers trips from congo and n 23 to leave go my u. k. in germany have threatened to taught aid to rhonda. it's made no difference. 13 south african soldiers have been killed in congo in the last week. both un peacekeepers and troops supporting the government. many more southern african troops and now surrounding gay my by the pro rwandan forces with no way out. the southern african leaders methods involve boys capital, have already to discuss the escalating conflict. some of the armies have fulton conduct the full against rwanda. you can the and that allied on the groups they made no new commitments, but said they continue. that mission support thing, come guys. back in the coffee, these men say they're ready to fight for an forces that were meant to have so far have not neighboring were wondering uganda has been accused of meddling and losing minerals here for nearly settings. yes. ever which tens of thousands of mostly young men who joined on groups in congress east hasn't stopped the conflicts malcolm web out, is there a the still ahea

u. k. but it's been a inheritance. locate my cora, executive director of africa know filter and organization working to shift to stereotypical narratives about the continent. inca, i did go k, editor of semaphore africa, which attracts the most important stories and analysis from the continent. and i don't mooney the renowned artist behind africa photo fair and the oddest photo fast . thank you all so much for your time. it's an honor to have you on the show today . i 1st went to ask you o the same thing we asked our community, what words would you like to see used to describe africa fuse can i start with your yeah, africa's powerful and the biggest contributor to the see today. and then um i think it yes, definitely. let's use this, craig, timothy is an innovation other that was a come to mind, but i think westco ida, your turn. i mean for me as an artist, as it goes inspirational and definitely resilience. okay. to me is actually a census on c f, because the world's greatest on task opportunity. wow, that's very inspirational. and locate a research published by your group africa know filte

so there has been a lot of push back against this plan as far fetched as it sounds, the u. k. egypt, saudi arabia, even a lot of republican hardline pro. it's literally pros, rarely republicans in the us have criticize a plan saying that it basically negates a 2 state solution. and yet it's pretty much common knowledge that we're as far away from a 2 state solution as we've ever been. do you see that different lead you feel like there is any hope that some serious minds will get together and, and look at a serious, long term solution here as well. there's hope except what there isn't in what's been missing since the last effort, frankly, to resolve this conflict that i happen to be at the camp david summit. 24 years ago, which 5 to 1000 where bill clinton, you guys for our fund, a new brock. russel with the 5 core issues. yours some border security refugees. and it won't cost claims. what you need is leaders me on these really empowers to the inside who are masters or their politics, that prisoners of variety allergies. leaders were willing to understand that a successful neg

u. k prime. and it's the case tama was asking parliament about the us the president's proposal. the benefits were long to hear, present from the speak about forcibly displacing one point. 8000000 people from garza pharmacist, spoken to the person on several occasions now. does he personally believe that from recognizes the dangers of statements like this to the french of ceasefire and gaza? and indeed the security of both palestinians and these ratings they must be allowed . they must be allowed to rebuild and we should be with them in not rebuild all the way to a 2 state solution. germany sworn minister on elena bar boxes trump's plan would lead to new suffering and hatred. she says a civilian population of guys i must not be expelled in guys. i must not be permanent, be occupied or re populated is cleared up guys. and she says like the westbound candies through the same belongs to the palestinians. they form the basis for a future palestinian state and other well he is police say that was my shooting in sweden's history was carried out by a lone gunman who his motive is not ye

u. k and european union, it could be the next target nelson long from the shanghai center for rent. paxis trumps no nonsense approach could have a positive effect where i think president trump is very much used to giving out sweats to people. uh, but uh uh, i believe by the end of the day, monday, thoughts. and he is a more pragmatic than anyone else in terms of protecting his whole country's interest. he has all the rights to protect his own country's interest and so does everyone else. so i keep saying that when a donald trump says he's going to make america great. again, every country has the right to make their own country great. all right, again. so it's a mentor of, uh, you know, how to handle the relations between your country and it's relations with other countries. the good thing about that from administration is that it has to announce that they are there to solve trade issues. it's more business oriented, at least about monday. it's not about military innovation. it's not about the wars . and it's, that's the case. i think it provides more ground for people to sit down and pull

is that also beautiful supervisor of good or should it lame a fluid issue and you also like you strong enough listen to the physical not the the u. k. claims of lot of it put it in is the one refusing to negotiate peace with the train despite moscow repeatedly stating all the wives. we look forward to working with our allies, our counterparts diplomatically to apparently to look at all options of the us defense secretary refuses to rule out what take american boots on the ground in gaza, and that's after donald funds withheld. was us to evict maintenance of palestinians from the gang crate. archie spoke with the headlines, political bureau of that, but who was with fish brought down the the idea of the people moving. and the number of people who are ready to go with this such idea, when de leon is deal of seen as much you enough to decide for themselves.

u. s. foreign policy interest, coincidence, judge for yourself is called is and so for the information for information resilience, it's, uh, it's, it's a u. k o position is based on the face to found is they're both long term employees of the u. k. for income, we're kind of analysis, which is a very roundabout way of saying devils and my 6 agents, the links to you. can us states intelligence of very, very well established on any addition days. it's on public record as well. that space and you has received funding or received funding from the c d o has also received funding from us the id to west and model if you can. nomics is built on, i forget having the specific economic rule, which is to be a place where the place that has an army to advise you as a wooden drawers of what's basically nothing more than that. it's a place where it's economic involved, basically global economies, basically to be at least of miles of sol, solved minerals and supply of crude oil and a supply of cash crops. and they may be supply of cheap to my labor as well. i'm nothing more of good bye for now for law said authorization. k. thanks for choosing us today and

u. k. i us states intelligence of very, very well established on any addition days. it's on public record as well. that space and you has received funding or received funding from the c d o has also received funding from us the id, the west and model of economics is built on. i forget having the specific economic rule, which is to be a place where we placed that as an army to advise you as a wooden drawers of what's basically nothing more than that. it's a place where it's economic, i mean, volt, visiting global economies, basically to be a supply of, of sol, solved minerals of supply of crude oil and a supply of cash crops. and they may be supply of cheap to my labor as well. i'm nothing more. well let's take a look now. what's happening in townsend? yeah, because heads of state, all the regional data is have got that in the end. so long to discuss the prices in the neighboring deal. see, meanwhile, the un human rights council over in geneva, we sold the 2 parties to the conflict trade fobs a demo, catching you for the democratic republic of the congo, calls for the esta

it for the show. well, we were talking to guys on monday to further explore the reverberations of u. s. u. k. you um, genocide, talking to a piece of vinyl to about his book being jewish, athens destruction of gauze, a reckoning until then, keep in touch by little as social media of it starts as video country and at one channel going on are going to be hon dot com to watch and you and all the episodes are going on the go and see monday, the conflict around around the contract in the us military base and the bangladesh, the prime minister doesn't want to do it. and so our foreign policy planners decide we need to do, we're seeing change a former state department official blows the lead on us of a i at the spinning details on how the organization full to talk to government for around a while on leaks to talk to you about and reveal western media a recruiter for a couldn't john this account of the content in that same old table confusing audits? did you know that there they cannot make disadvantages. the next flight to very hard 5, these active the links to you to us states intelligence of a very

u. k. i us states intelligence of very, very well established on any addition days. it's on public record as well. that's these and you has received funding or received funding from the c d o has also received funding from us the id, the west and model of economics is built on. i forget having the specific economic rule, which is to be a place where we placed that as an army to advise you as a wooden drawers of what's basically nothing more than that. it's a place where it's economic may involve missing the global economies, basically to be at least of miles of sol, solved materials and supply of crude oil and a supply of cash crops. and they may be supply of cheap to my labor as well. i'm nothing more. so the us agency for international development, aka usa id, with a deep state, tend to goals and literally across the globe had the post strings with 60 percent of america's foreign assistance. and this dial, 40 bailey and abroad last year, and now, well, no no's upfront space for the c i a little problems merging. what's left with the agencies caucus with that of the us s

u. k. i, us states, intelligence are very, very well established on any addition days. it's on public record as well. that space and you has received funding or received funding from the c d. o has also received funding from us the id to west and model if you can. nomics is built on. i forget having the specific economic rule, which is to be a place where the place that has an army to advise you as a wooden jaws of what's that basically nothing more than that. it's a place where it's economic. i mean bolt missing. the global economies basically to be at least of miles of sol, solved minerals or supply of crude oil and a supply of cash crops. and they may be supply of cheap to my labor as well. i'm nothing more. yeah, well don't forget what format you use spokesman. joseph burrell commented last year about the people of africa. he basically said they all need to have their heads reprogrammed. but why? because burrell, during a visit or africa, was horrified to witness. i have a late pro russian sentiment across the continent with some local saying put it in the saved on bass.

so that's it for the show will be returning to guys on monday to further explore the reverberations of u. s. u. k. u, i'm genocide to him, to be to by not to about his book being jewish after the destruction of guys a reckoning until then keep in touch my last social media of it. so it says video country and there's one channel going on. the going to be on the com to let you know there's a sense of going under going see you monday the we are not only at the threshold of a move you need to a national relations, but also instrumental because if you look back to the, let's say 3000 to use a different magnitude dropped in all aspects, from economy to military, to health, etc. but not all of the in the old months, there seems such an effect this destiny has witnessed within the last 10 years the, the one woman is killed and 10 of the civilian. so in just in a ukrainian attack on the don't by city of monkeys, the residential area is all hits and a fine breaks out. and then upon the block also ahead there was a conflict around around the constructive u. s. military base and the bangladesh, the prime min

it would be so great to have rodriguez here. then we took the global no one showed up to the service for big. i was meeting in the u. k. and so when i realized it's not true about half an hour, i tried that experience really told me that it's okay to have things not work out as long as your life and your mistakes. dust yourself up from, of, from them, and keep going. the the here at anthony's house in order to show him a robot. and just at that different scenario of the robot, hoping not his everyday life of the pleasant friends. what are we up to morita? well, for the 1st time ever, we're going to get the ribbon on to grab a coffee and put it on the table theory. some of these buys that. i've been up to the seats all 6. yeah. so it'd be nice to get some pricing function back. i think something must the phones on on our way here for some reason to read what was behaving exactly. and we couldn't figure out why it's, well, it's looking promising when your prototype, something needs a lot of temporary ways of doing things or even these why she is it just single in the barrels are made using light, temporary prototyping con

it's still sparked strong reactions from each row . so he's also says, this isn't the 1st time arguing that the u. k. has a portion of miss, we're presenting facts to justify our sales. let's take a listen. the most egregious example of this manipulation occurred during my work on arm sales to saudi arabia, amidst its military campaign in yemen, the u. k. government was fully aware that saudi air strikes were causing massive civilian casualties. now the big question is, how much political influence of shaping the pays arms. experts, policies have these allegations hold, could which officials be held accountable for the role and conflicts overseas. but it's hard to say we have to wait and see before now this former diploma is urgent and his colleagues still inside the government to stop enabling what he calls at corrupt process back to you. right? all right, i'll be at least grocery if it's more, if an ocean. thank you. and you can see more what from a rail on our website oxy dot com for the meantime of your program or tons and about hoffman house? a. the yep. no jokes this week is the big joke because

u. k. foreign secretary claims that russia has no intention of serious thoughts . wow, that's lots of different opinions from those to need to members. what's your interpretation? well, i think that it's quite clear that the u. k for example is the most, i'm interested the country in any kind of piece, photos additional, the premium crisis. we know that it was maurice johnson for talk to is the landscape uh out of accepting uh, the east timble agreements in 2022. uh now the new uh, bridge. foreign minister also came to gifts. trying to kind of, uh, mobilize uh, support. uh for you, great. and which is becoming more and more difficult to do in the current circumstances as for our readiness to negotiation. so i think we reiterate that the uh, from the one we where, uh, favoring diplomatic solution to a military, one lease was quite clear from all the statements. uh, but we wanted to implement the goals of our special maintenance, reparation in any way. we wanted to have a normal neighbor who would not be strengthening our territory, but didn't want to any threats to come from your brain. we wanted, we want it's a fair treatment so fresh and speaking population of russian language. it di

u. s. foreign policy interest. just coincidence, judge for yourself is called this and so for the information for information resilience it's, it's, it's a u. k o position is based on done to found is that both long term employees of the u. k. for income, we're kind of analysis, which is a very roundabout way of saying they look at my 6 agents, the links to you. can us states intelligence of very, very well established on any addition days. it's on public record as well. that space and you has received funding or received funding from the c d o has also received funding from us the id to west and model of economics is built on. i forget having the specific economic rule, which is to be a place where we placed that as an army to advise you as a wooden drawers of water. basically nothing more than that is a place where it's economic may involve mentioning global economies, basically to be at least the files of sol, solved, minerals and supply of crude oil on the supply of cash crops. they may be supply of cheap to my labor as well. i'm nothing more. so the us agency for international development, aka usa id, with its deep state tentacles, liter

u. k. claims a lot of it put in is the one refusing to negotiate peace with the train despite moscow repeatedly stating all the wives we look forward to working with our allies . our counterparts diplomatically do apparently, to look at all options of the us defense secretary refuses to rule out, put take american boots on the ground in gaza and that's at the donald trump, the totals us to evict meetings or palestinians from the gang crate. archie spoke with a have modest color to appear with that, but who was with fish brought down the the idea of the people moving and the number of people who are ready to go with this such idea to be nearly sealed on the scene as much you enough to decide for themselves and they are committed to them learn to .

and you ask them to leave out there was, it's like a for you many t shirts ability, no lack of knowledge to the u. k. now here on the program or a former british different america and middle east policy advisor on weapons sales to the region is blowing the cover on everything he sol, locksmiths reveals what was the last straw for him before he resigned from his post last summer. what i witnessed was not just meryl failure, but also conduct that i believe crossed the threshold into complicity with war crimes. the british public deserves to know how these decisions are made behind closed doors. and how systemic dysfunction enables the government to perpetuate harm. while shielding itself from scrutiny. marks means the former diplomat and the middle east advisor on arms sales has blown the whistle on what he calls a broken arms expert system at the heart of his claim, u. k. officials deliberately manipulated reports to avoid a meeting that's rich made weapons were being used in war crimes. smith describes how officials used delaying tactics, extending with forcing sidelines, demanding unnecessary evide