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u. k. u. s. you um does have premises. i wanna get to the genocide in the war and devin in, in a minute. but uh, i mean, unbelievably, just, um you have been targeted thrown out of labor by a style man and his regime and questioned by police just what happened before we get into the geo political context of what happened to you on a micro level as well. so slowly i was expelled from the labor of bulky, a pretty shape of party. um i id. uh i had been a member for she's 1986. i think. um and uh about 18 months ago. um the, it, uh, shopping the uh, the patch. uh, and they said you are accused of anti semitism. and now the evidence, if it forward was various articles i have written a one of them was 4 years old and they were not recent. and they were all too close, which indeed i had written. and about israel, that's what i always write about. that is what i speak about israel, not jewish there, but it isn't. so um i wrote back then i few additions. so i wrote back and i said i did this new anti semitism. yeah, i shoot the accusation. this is about as well. and i've always been concerned about is there is, there is a state, it is not the predicted. got you agree? uh as to your acquisitions our basis and that was that it was just, i have never been able to right at all. they came back with i think an identical they just should be. should judge again and friends. we got jeremy called in on this program and you know, he's been take taft. yeah. obviously. and he's the full leader of the body. that body, i sorry to interrupt, but these really invested to britain was invited this week to be style my labor conference to be auto valley and days at every school. every most, every 2nd house is a legitimate dog and for as well. so, you know, maybe i'll please, you know, in that policy. well, frankly, i wouldn't want to be in the party. the bike is summer. i don't want to be in a property that is so close. you know, i'm to israel a and a have to come to sort of to the police when i, when i hear about because that's a neg another. oh, oh, well, this was really something completely unexpected and did it at the beginning of this year this year, which well, i received an invitation to a book as well. and that's fine because about my new book to kind of you mentioned one state. and i was invited to give a talk about this book. so i went to long, this is, this takes place, this book textbook takes space in a small, a, c p, a town in south of london. it's a town called lewis. and, and, you know, the, the sort of people that come to the festival, uh, and educated what you call you bro. uh, 9 on the front line. the van to find out what the identified events usually. so, you know, i, i, to end up with my, with my book and i started to speak and i said i was addressing the audience, which was your all typically, well, meaning very use people. my daughter really had an awful lot to do with what they called science. so i said, let me just kind of find, 1st of all, there are organizations and a names that you hear. you may not know necessarily all there is to know about them . let me just start off by telling me something about how much i now you may know or the org is may know who the message did you find in the west. in britain, in particular, it is, it is classified as a terrorist organization. so when i spoke i said have math, this is actually another student, for example a party at the. ready a, i have various functions because a, as a form of government garza and or so they have a section which is a resistance against occupational resistance against israel. that's what, how much is um and somebody in the audience is and knocked off and said, you haven't said they're a terrorist organization. a power job was too much, anita. they did she mention him as in a public meeting. you have to see a prescribed terrorist organization, you have to add that. and so. ready i haven't done that under this person, said that you use 4 terrace score. there is most of me and i should knew i should. i didn't mention that because suppose i'm speaking to you, the representing the by the she knew point give you kind of students don't agree. there's not to how much is a terrorist organization and a half. that was that this person went a complaint to the police, which was very distressed by what side said, etc. please go to touch with me. i couldn't believe it is about 2 or 3 weeks off to the bestbuy for the boxes, but he's going to go up saying you are accused of being supported terrorism. and we'd like to interview you. and this is an interview under caution. so it's a former ad i really, really, i could not believe this was happening to me to the size boxes and to go there without the lawyer. so i actually got in touch with ashley stop. they looked off to me and it was, it was that serious. so i, my, on my understanding is it is against the law in, in britain, in this way. i mean, they can, the police can stop you without reasonable suspicion. and as you say, a lebanese resistance, guys, a resistance, all of that is considered a terrorist. these are, these are terrorist groups. but anyway, despite all of that, most british people are against the magenta side and against the stomach, governments are coming or israel polls show most americans support the palestine at . now. does that mean it's even more critically important of critical importance that legislation in the united states, obviously as the 1st amendment. so it's much more difficult there though they have come the mass student protests against the the genocide you can say britain, presume these are all important now to legislate so that i don't know works of fiction works of art. i worked with culture, what's a journalism, all of this can be, can be prevented from reaching the public now in britain and invest in europe use. this is a serious indeed, you know, is realize have been in the and it has a very, very. ready big reach. so if we go to a situation now where uh, if you never mind why to or speaking about style or how mash or whatever actually issue when a badge which shows the published in slab or shows something like, or has a silken like sleep kind of sign this can also then in trouble, the receipt of the neighbor party conference is just ended here in britain and a somebody a was removed from the hole because he was wearing a badge which said free pat aside. now he's a small badges with no talking about huge flag. so you know, it's like that. and it's extremely serious. the thing is that i know you mentioned a is really power there. and we've had joined much time or on the professor from chicago's wrote these really low b and the course. i'm john, excuse me, in on. but you know, we, as everyone made a big mistake and it's not actually israel. i mean, these headlines by didn't fails to rain and yahoo has risk of all the war. increases is, is not really the united states that is doing this. instead of blaming israel. a, you brain wash an entire population to believing a little arabs are evil. so there's a holocaust in western europe and then you pull british your pin and american weapons and then you know, and the, uh, is rarely occupational boys is a, me pulling the trigger. is it not a product of us empire? is clos, not missing from this analysis? yes, i agree with you. i agree with you because you she so as long as you can a, i'm going to sing the name as an individual in this case nathan, yahoo o, at something called d is around not be at then in a way you are observing the real culprits here which on the z, the head since we add pyar of the american bar. and in that sense, uh, britain and other european countries are complicit of working with the american empire in order to impose their, their will on peoples in many parts of the world. this is not, you know, this is part of this is part of the american suite was responsible to purchase useful where people probably went out to other parts of the world. uh, engaged in once we can cause you to be in genocide to act. there was new t, v to shot. well they did at the time, but i have no doubt they would have been similar to the ext. if we can see they've been treated by israel. they would have been done against native americans against appalachian mountain australia, against native canadians. we will never know, but we must assume that that's what happened. and as a result of those generals tried to act against indigenous people. and britain established itself as the you rose and then you inhabitants of these areas search. this is something in the history. one could say the dna. i'll bring the return of the west. and unfortunately we in palestine are having to suffer today. the kind of a tradition which should have been over at the end of the 19th century. but unfortunately, at a small um and step when they establish the sutler calling me that the point is around. but in reality it, they did it by those measurements that they employed previously to come to america, etc. so it's all bad luck that uh, we were quote, in this ramp at a time, which is when we're over the world. so there was a shift away from colonialism from imperialism on to independence, foundry the economy. i'll just stop you the more from the author of one state to be only democratic future for palestine. israel after this break, the total of the hollywood local. now i was working into dreamland for james, come through the we have a bus to me to a 1000000 people in california that are risk of becoming on house looks good. and then somebody forwards into 3 jobs and still not enough because of the cost of leaving also has increased coal bags and then still by chance, last year long the amount of of homeless rose by 12 percent in california. the welcome back to going on the right and i'm still here with the author one state the only democratic future of, of alice and israel don't take out the economy the economy. i interrupted you in the fall when were you talking about the timing of this latest to genocide? i should just add before i let you continue on on that, that, why is it doing list? listen to ends in a blinking, i don't know what you think when he speaks about how he's trying desperately to stop this genocide when in fact uh what he never use of the word genocide when in fact he's boring in the weapons and giving cover and support without which the genocide could all continue. quite frankly, if i look at the big, i would be very embarrassed. i would be too embarrassed to look like a look at my space, the memories. because how you can carry out the chevron of visiting various countries. talking about spar, talking about american the american road in, in bringing a piece of resolution to the con. ready how we can do that with the straight face here? no, because he, he knows very well that there is a way in which this can all come that's even added states. turns the top offs alms the understood. they're providing each round the funds and providing israel in order to keep the genocide really, all they have to do is turn time to tap off and say right israel, sorry, that's a new mark. you're on your own. it'll be in the end to the general side and the ends of the, of the, of the current phase of this company. they don't do it. and therefore, all the speeches they make, all these attempts at, and i don't know how they have a sort of colorful vocabulary like new student on ton or working night and day of this stuff in order to try to persuade people that they really are continuing the assets, while i'm doing very well, they are a doing and a betting, and in fact there are to spend those. i'm but then, but why did the journalist believe this story, but it is bite and genocide. joe, and our goal is terrorist that that'd be the that are the breaks on the increasing the regional whitening war as israel bones a, syria, iraq, iran never than a human and probably jordan to the mix. well no. jordan has nothing to mix. jordan is very essential. in as part of the scheme because jordan is a buffer state, the predict is around from of, of sources deal. i think even join even though he, it came, refused to meet netanyahu during the course of these events. and even some of these, a usually trusted allies of israel, a not responding now. no indeed. look, it's really difficult for us. i mean, there's a whole other subject about the, the arab states. what, there really is, how they continue to maintain a diplomatic ties with israel. it's quite strongly, you know, that's not, they're not a single state because expelled, these really invested the has terminated. it's diplomatic ties to israel has well not satisfied uranium. you're certainly not doing what the americans want them want them to do. but, but i mean back to what i was saying earlier, does that mean that the whole, you know, edward said many people talk about the christian palestinians, color edit site is the source of so much knowledge of generations. i've been to a time for that. there was a critique by age, as i would famously the indian scroller. that is all of what has been written about palestine and obviously your book moves on the debates to make one state solution a sense of states. thing i want to get on to the as it mr. trick, but this is about the united states and empire. it's no us about israel. it's north about the balfour declaration, i suppose, the vassal britain know a vessel states of the united states. and does that mean the united states has to be attacked directly? the lebanese resistance moved once and the resistance movement in gaza. they don't, you know, they're not going to make any impact by attacking israel. it doesn't have to be, you know, uh or nothing is really has a very important group to play in a, in the question of the american empire. so by attracting for restricting the freedom of action is around, you would get that the unimportant rocks of the american them by no, i don't see that. you can just say we read, it's rather lower and let's just go for america. but that does not mean one is not where you have to be aware of the relationships. yeah. you have to be aware that this is the way it works. so when you are engaged in political resistance or action of any kind and have to understand what it is you're really doing. now, i think that israel is one of the most important tools of them fire. and you can see that by the way, that all the western states made by america are a dash sprint to a project israel and to keep it on its feet. so you know, that shows you, it's a measure of exposure to them. so therefore, if you attack it with you, obviously with tech steps as well, but you do it as i say, knowing knowing, knowing what you're doing. the palestine has good of us near universal the international community. if i can use that phrase, which is so misuse in media or in nature of countries, backs palestine daily and yet still from russia and from china. we do most and board members, arguably on the security council who i don't know whether you feel could be doing more. they talk about a 2 state solution that may be because boots and then she didn't bring as no read your latest book. but why is it they this phrase is used still by leaders of countries, but i've expressed absolute solidarity with the palestinian cause. most countries in the world probably yeah, the story of the 2 state solution is distorted already to you know, um the, the, the issue which actually most people don't understand is that the notion of a palestinian state is i'm on the side. the is really state which is the 2 state solution. this is something that was issued by the power students who sounds at. but the reason for them doing that is a big, huge, there's the, they don't understand. the reason that the better sinews were interested in that idea was because they have feeling that this for 2 months that they would use the whole country. and that's exactly what's happening now that they didn't want to do in order to have a spot. so in a way what it was saying was, okay, let's have a smooth pump, and it's not even though it's on that you don't get the original native population, 22 percent, or the original whole 9. and it's, so that's not fair. however, the brothers sidney angie was saying, as it was, look, we'll take that for now. and uh, you know, you've decide to know the date, sewage that was suppose to me in the honest listing and position no matter the the side, the language in which it was dressed up at now the idea of 2 states was pounced on by the west because if you think about it, it shows it from phillips quite a few functions. first of all, if you talk about 2 stage, each means you are not to empty is right. is where continues to be that exactly as each stage shape does. it runs in 2 states, sir, is her, is present in the 2 states. however, uh, at the same time you as a 3rd party, as, as the so called international community. on not seeing israel must continue and to help with the palestinians. oh, nothing to we're seeing. the publish team has done something for themselves. so river, taking it for a state for the palestinians, even though it's on a fixed on their original number. that is the truth about the 2 state solution. and these people are, and if you're there are these forces and actors who support society, they want to be honest and see what i just said, which is that this is not have on the indigenous people, at least if you want to sugar land, make it 5050, if your making it at a 8020 at your beach, it's been around that. ok. it's the most that we can try to a lot to the pension that would be the only specific an independent singles could make some sort of choice. but what they've done is they've talked about the 2 state solution and you have not lifted a finger to make it up. i have said nothing in my book but and on many ok. if you believe it in the 2 states, then you, i'm the obligation to show us how it can happen. because if you look at the map, look at the map of these rooms. i don't even mean now. i mean, before, 20 years ago, following 1967, you could see the number of is really cooling is springing up on over the west bank and of the time, or because up to on what piece of land is the balancing is the going to be your max out all the more strange that the china in rush or i can be, i still using that phrase may be, but just finally as we're running out of time britain using accurate terry base. i don't know how many soldiers that we don't know that keeping it secret about their aid to israel, full to genocide, making them complicit bill bunch of the c i a back and forth with most that you worked at the p a and the palestinian authority. how to blame, aside from all of that is the elite plus of palestinian bureaucracy for the genocide of a like of which we haven't seen. i'll give a since the holocaust i don't think that to be there to take that to beat. so the trend of side, no, i think it's really squarely behind that genocide and it's western backups that's let's be clear about that box. you could talk about the fact that the, uh, the, the routing in each of the palestinians has not done anything really about opposing set aside, except by talking about just a they've continued with the same arrangements. israel, however, i don't really to tell them to, to, i don't expect much more of an i don't see people race time criticizing because this is as a pat assume it was, or this is something that was set up on the patient. it was set up by the occupied by the colonize those arrangements on not 80 and a tour to world history. okay. i agree with dr. got it kind of me sorry, we run out of time and thank you so much. well, thank you. and i would very much to read my book and get to understand why it is that i use paper one state over the 2 state solution. thank you. that's half of the show, all continued condolences to those very by u. k. u. s. and you, i'm genocide will be back on monday to investigate who is really pulling the strings behind vitamin arrows in washington with monica obama brother in the 44th you as president barack obama. until then keep in touch with me while i social media. it's not a sense of control country and to our channel going underground cv, hon dot com to watch and you know, the episodes of going underground to you monday. the, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, the bumper seem to fucked up around the show a wash lot saw stuff much yellow. me agree. ok. you low as collateral, municipal avoids. you. ok is closer that the workshop in salem, i'm trying to not spend outlet not of my meds. just remember, let's use group a cd. right at the most pulse go, let me now this is just a condition of what this does. most of a bankruptcy, this will basically will to schedule the clip i slide out. that is yeah, we'll get that. they've been reduced ish go good news. that's a bus throw in the groups started a

u. k. u. s. and u. n. a bill condemned to strike the secretary general calls upon all parties to refrain from using schools from using shelters in areas around them for military purposes. all parties to the conflict have been obligation to comply with the international humanitarian law at all times. the secretary general reiterates this call for an immediate cease fire and the media to non conditional release of all hostages be held in gaza. this horrific violence must stop out of there was gabriel in his own though has more now from you in headquarters in new york. the secretary general of the united nations is watching events in guys a very closely and according to the spokes person. you're shocked and outraged by this latest is rarely attack on this unrest. school turn to shelter in shelter where there are 12000 palestinians are receiving food water a medical attention when this attack took place the you and, and also saying that they have no evidence to back up is really claims that some of the unreal

and so i wouldn't over emphasize the german position on this. i think more important. obviously the u. s the u. k. france and poland, for example. other nations which are being housing germany is, is one important partner of them but i'm not, i wouldn't big adult either. and there's always these differences. i said, all right, patrick, thank you very much for that. that's patrick gary, a defense specialist at the university of bass and a former nato specialist talking to us that about the war and ukraine and the additional support that the u. k. and us have announced for keith and it's war against russia. we'll have more on this and out of stories we're covering here on how to 0 after this very short breaks to stay with the was a journey through every story. every step is a narrative. a separation of what we can choose when to reach the welcome to simmons and exclude. does that affect the redesigns luxury losing? profiting l. a future? today we create since its inception, in 1961, the quaint fund has been supporting people's livelihoods and over 100 countries, by funding projects in an array of s

thousands of employees are on strike and another setback for the aerospace giant with major financial losses. talks between u—k prime minister keir starmer and u—speaking outside the white house to reporters, sir keir gave no indication on whether the u—s and u—k would allow ukraine to use long—range missiles to hit targets inside russia's borders, the question at the heart of friday's meeting. western countries — in particular the u—s — have so far been relucant to remove restrictions on the use of these weapons, amid fears of retaliation from moscow. 0ur political editor chris mason recaps the visit. the urgency of the situation and ukraine. i want to thank you

at that moment, majority, vast majority population in france and germany and u. k. n u s. they want peace. and i think also the, the elections for parliament i think, was also sign of that. me even like the, the best that the defeat of micro on in front us is also the other sign of that so . so, i mean, i think you're right. i mean, it's time to start talking about peace. that's why just escalation or distracts of escalation from west, doesn't make sense at this point. yeah, it seems like so many atlas of sort of saying that the escalation right now is just because it's a money maker. do think it some money make of for the for the west, and that's the only reason that they really care about the lives of the ukrainians to well, i don't think they care about the lives of the brands because it's already 2 and a half years. we don't know actually how many credit has died. people, some people say about 500000 can be even more, some data now saying that is 2000. the brain is a day. so i don't think they care about their lives and it's true, it's a huge money maker. let's remember

u. k. u. s. u weapon reporting into ukraine for this war? and is it possible a told to say, well, months, peaceful to negotiations, or any kind of settlement the worst? think, 1st of all, it's important to highlight what actually is going on in regards to ukraine. because we should say, i mean stallman has promise, 3000000000 pounds a year to the crane. he said, for as long as it takes, am i thinking the budget they've budgeted 3000000000 pounds a year to crate up to 20. 30. on top of that, i think the world bank loans to ukraine person has underwritten them. right? so if you can comp paid them back, bruce soon as liable all of this money, billions and billions, who voted for this very tips about whilst at the same time, stop on the label and the name of politics attacking punches in the winter fuel allowance. they've refused to scrap the 2 child benefit cap, the committing to spending billions and billions for this teen claim, just to defend the spending in general. things like tried and this is a government rule and who voted for that. and who

u. s. and u. k. form is hundreds of millions of dollars and additional support for ukraine and it's war against restaurant handshakes and smiles as the to us presidential candidates meets again off to a hate to show down in the 1st debate will have reactions on the swing states plus i'm tony angela in london. why once in a century expedition design gulf is turning assumptions of the office. the beginning was a way at least 18 people have been chosen. an attack on a school and the all new say about refuge account. the school run by the you and houses, thousands of displaced palestinians in central garza to own west off members or among the dead. thousands of people have been injured. israel claims it was targeting a homeless leadership compound, atari cup was who was that the seat in a short time off to the attack? i'm now in a job when it's cool and those are rocks, refuse it, come on. this is the impact certainly will destroy, cannot. we can clearly see the grade level of destruction being inflecte

u. k and u. s. will authorize the gates? what i would say, 1st of all, it is, is a very big difference between the citizens and the people in the country and the government. so escalating is more than happy in doing for the last 2 and a half years against the wishes and the senate seat and the sensibilities of most of the people. and i am very, very concerned about this. and obviously we do have key installment as the new prime minister of the u. k. who is pushing to allow ukraine to use the storm shadow weapons notify in ukraine. all the areas that used to be in the crate. and of course, some of those areas are now russians, you've got probably me of a 5 stone chatter weapons of crimea, which is either voted to become part of russia. so that is a publication in itself. but now they did say he thinks of via these weapons into russia proper. and of course, that is another escalation in mind. you is an insane escalation because these would be british weapons with american components, of course being fired directly at russia. an

u. s. and the u. k. was going to listen to restrictions on ukraine to launch. larger missiles would look more longer range, deeper into russian territory, maybe even hitting moscow st. petersburg among others, and put things response. very, very simple response that he gave to the pebble sold and was, if this happens, we know that this was given orders from nato, that this is nato's approval. we no longer see ukraine as the culprit, and all of this, if they are doing this, nato was the one that gave the order. we consider nato to now be responsible and directly engaged in the war. and suddenly the u. s. and the u. k. decide they're gonna take step back on all of this. so even though the red lines are being drawn summer saying, 14 is bluffing. putting is in a way saying, try me, you know, try me. you really want to go that far. i mean, come to your senses. well, i think whatever the response was very measured, but at the same time there is a very heated discussion here in most go about somehow the kremlin

and russia through ukraine. is it virtually impossible in britain now to oppose the u. k. u. s. u weapon reporting into ukraine's in this war. and is it possible a tool to say when one's p store, so negotiations or any kind of settlement the worst? think, 1st of all, it's important to highlight what actually is going on in regards to ukraine, because we should say, i mean stallman has promised 3000000000 pounds a year to ukraine. he said, for as long as it takes, am i thinking the budget they've budgeted 3000000000 pounds a year to crate up to twenty's the see. on top of that, i think the well darn close to ukraine, brisson has underwritten them. right? so if you can comp paid them back, bruce soon as liable. all of this money, billions and billions, who voted for this verse 6 about whilst at the same time stop and the labor and the name of politics attacking punches in the winter. fuel allowing states refused to scrap the 2 child benefit cap, the committing to spending billions and billions for this he claim, just to defend spending in general, things like tried and this is a go

u. s. and u. k. of advise of citizens to leave live and on while commercial flights are still available. are these really prime minister benjamin it's analysis. his government will take whatever action is needed to return residents of northern israel to their homes. by me, luckily, in recent days we have inflicted a series of blows and it has been a lot that he never imagined it has. paula has not understood the message. i promise you, it will understand that all the you and special for today to full living on jeanine has issued a statement on the cross border conflicts. she says, with the region on the brink of an imminent catastrophe. it can be over stated enough. there's no military solution that will make either side safer. and bond con has more from large role in southern living on has will have sent a 115 rockets deep into is really territories targeting and the base and the hi fi hitting nazareth. these are much longer range rockets than we've seen as bullet used before, and that is a message from hezbollah, that the infrastructure, the ability to attack still remains intact. now

u. s. and the u. k. taking this, it's all very seriously. and let's not forget the united states seems to have quite good intelligence when it comes to the thinking inside the kremlin. remember, you as president joe biden announced the world that this invasion was going to happen long before it actually did. they, of course, are going to take it seriously when, whenever they mentioned the fact that pressure is a nuclear armed adversary. again, the fix, the kid in the talks between president joe biden and stormer, they, they did say that this is a critical moment for you crate and it's fight for freedom, right? so again, risk versus reward of the rush. it rushes at a very clear signal that this is a red line for him, but then you have people or the other side is it look, will do us presidents out the red line was sending attack comes. and so the 1st month's after you create, ask for them they sent the shorter range missiles, then months later, the longer range missiles, they thought that might be a red line. then. busy the kremlin warrant not

what do you think of the line search vegas then this amman and british journal saying that a 186000 may have been slaughtered by u. k. u. s. u weaponry in the hands of the israelis equivalent, as i said, proportionately to 5 and a half 1000000 people, men, women, and children, mostly women and children killed in britain, though 27000000 in the usa. what do you think of that? british british medical journal, the lines that as well, again, i think you, there is, this is born always downright blind. and you mentioned this is like is, was positioning in the world is not the best because of the labels. and with the lies it gets us which, you know, we are not very yeah, capable of dyslexia because they're busy going great. i would love that. all the study was peer review. why would they make what a blood label? you're not comparing the lunch to, to the nazis. i they are, i would say that the, i have told us of the wrong we there proxies like the police blah and there, you know, one in there, she, i, e, l, i swear, there is the she, i, the nation's in the rock or in syria or the image medical journal, they, well they, they, are

you know, a lot of party members have flood or have tried to flee to other countries like india and u. k. u. s. canada, other places in your violin retaliation because they knew the violence they were inflicting. and so what we're needing going forward is an absolute popular prosecution of all criminals, of the former regime that were involved in acting these levels of, of, of, of oppression. and it's important that going forward that the interim government and any future leadership is able to reconcile forms of retributive justice as well as rehabilitation. so we're not recreating, has seen this bottom of that. you know, we're creating one that is filled with hope filled with prosperity filled with justice and accountability. so that is, i think in all competing vision of what justice should be looking like going forward. and of course, there are rights groups to actually warning against this kind of been jolanda justice. on the other hand that may be another accessed, it could in fact, actually perpetuate the system that had been in place before. um property. i wanna ask you about of what ne

policy of the united states and as satellites against the russian federation. russia's partnerships are helping to build resilience against sanctions imposed by the u. s. u. k. and e. you targeting its economy and maintain its military operations in ukraine. china and india have provided must go with a financial lifeline by increasing their imports of russian oil. and iran and north korea are reportedly supplying weapons and military hardware dope both nations, the ninety's accusations. but beyond the arms and energy. analysts say the russian president has a vision of multi polar world, and it's taking shape at the heart of this is the break script and economic block of emerging economies. this expanding its influence originally including 5 countries for sale, russia, india, china, in south africa. it has now expanded to clued 5 more, including iran in saudi arabia. this shift can be seen at the united nations, where russia's allies often abstain from votes critical of moscow. while breaks nations, the night devising plans for a military alliance, some experts warn this possibility can not be ruled out to us. and for us, both fear that if brakes does become

oh, 1st of all, i'm a bit surprised that one country is missing and these talks, we've seen the u. s. we have seen the u. k. we haven't seen front. and that's a bit strange because the british system, federal cruise moves so which we are talking about in this case. it's technically identical to the french as comp cruise missile. so, when installment is in washington, asking for permission to use this tom shadow in the on targets in russia. the fall for the ukraine is the question remains. what does this mean for the friends made in french? oh, and it's called besides, the ukraine has us. well, so is, this is one point to which, which will be seen in the future. so it seems for thought maybe the lead the decision may be led to next week until that's a larger meeting. do think this is an effort to include fonts, then positively. so uh, but we haven't heard anything from, from a, from friends on this metro. so i, i really don't know, we don't know. and on the other hand, my impression is that the delay is partially or in a very large part influenced by the upcoming presidential elections. in the us, so they'l

u. k. and the u. s. 2 specific examples when they try to do deals with, with countries, whether it be libby or, or other countries in north africa, or indeed we took a to, to keep microns away from the shows in closer to where they jumped off in the 1st place. they're off and criticized. was there also the specific deals and arrangements that you mentioned? but i think more proudly than that, rather than looking at uh, bilateral solutions, maybe between one region and one country which can be important. it's really important to try to get to grips with the fundamentals of why people are moving in the 1st place. yes, there's a proliferation of conflicts and emergencies in a number of parts of the world. we think more can be done in she monetary and development 8 to help those people where they are. but then in addition to that, when people do move, they can be mod, done in terms of asylum systems, in terms of efficiency. and in terms of finding international corporation and agreements, so that those peop

u. k. and the u. s. 2 specific examples when they try to do deals with, with countries, whether that big libby or, or other countries in north africa, or indeed we took a to, to keep microns away from the shows and closer to where they jumped off in the 1st place. that often criticized withdraw some of these specific deals and arrangements that you mentioned. but i think more proudly than that rather than looking at uh, bilateral solutions maybe between one region and one country which can be important . it's really about just puts lives in danger and tokens there. thank you for joining us, matthew cell to much from the office of the you and i see you. thank you. the mess up has issued a total panel of russian state media outlets sizing, foreign influence activity, and claiming, yeah, that's of use deceptive tactics to carry out covert influence operations on line methods. platforms include facebook and instagram, the band on outlets like russian state broadcast, the r t and ross, who has a good and yet

u. k. u s. l u n. have also condemned the strike and there was another is ready striking illness, right? refugee camp over night. 2 people were killed and 10 more injured when the house was targeted. and as striking jamalia is killed, at least one person, the search for people missing under the rubble is on guy. as his blood says, it find a barrel of rockets towards israel's main defense base and the knowles is there any minute she confronted the attack, saying some 20 project house have been 5? it's advice of the rockets were intercepted, old fell into open areas. are you as a cross carry, deployed to the middle east is heading home depends good. has decided to bring back the u. s. s. theodore roosevelt. the follow the red decision to keep it to us navy aircraft carriers in the region since during the past week the by the ministration had increased us ministry presence in them at least to help defend israel from possible attacked by iran and its prophecies. political hayton is more from the public. a got his a now says the us as theater roosevelt aircraft carrier, has moved out of the m

u. k. u. s. u weapon reporting into ukraine for this war? and is it possible a told to say, well, months peaceful to negotiations, or any kind of settlement the worst? think 1st of all, it's important to highlight well actually is going on in regards to ukraine because we should say, i mean stall, my, his promise, 3000000000 pounds a year to new crew. he said, for as long as it takes, am i thinking the budget they budgeted 3000000000 pounds a year to credit up to 2030. on top of that, i think the world bank loans to ukraine person has underwritten them. right? so if you can comp paid them back for a soon as liable, all of this money, billions and billions, who voted for this very tips about whilst at the same time stop and the labor and the name of politics as hockey punches, and the when to fuel allowance, they refuse to scrap the 2 child benefit cap, the committing to spending billions and billions for this t claim, just to defend the spending in general. things like tried and this is a government rule bridge for the i'm he knows about that. r

u. s. u k, and this is the lead on the you frame is a kind of drawing statement of frontier. but just in it, it says that the memorandum the glitter best memorandums you have to be seen. and the content is always the most likely. subrogation accounts. actually, the credit that aggressive nationalism sisters, if you're not sure you're not in shopping, this and states, that means it's not for the fault. usually it's beautiful. could i use what you need? it is not a push to cranes of weight and neutrality. just thinking about on the, on the rejection or sounds like dropbox, google, google, when you go to level this is as to see, never end up guarantee dufrane and just sending, you know, new listing that's for the new phase. thanks i, you may find a memorandum, lots of use nuclear weapons against refrain. that is, be sure, it's only invitation it created, it was a decent look at it once again. how could i use all of that? very similar stick. i thought it was, it was sort of the bullet, the document when the ukranian declaration of independence from is that it would remain for not

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u. s. u. k and leaders of western nation states who are within earshot of all this reckless rhetoric that are still actually deliberating and weighing the potentially serious consequences of any escal atory action. and in case measure diplomatic rhetoric from russia isn't quite getting the point across. here's the deputy chairman of the russian security council and former russian president and prime minister with some alternative phrasing. however, the pompous anglo saxon imbeciles do not want to admit one thing any patients comes to an end. and those moderate western analysts who warned yes, the russians will probably not respond in this way, although there is still a possibility to besides, the response could be with the use of new non nucular delivery vehicles. and that's it. a giant grey molten stain on the place of key of holy. it's impossible, but it happened on the bright side, there are prominent political voices in the us getting out the message that nuclear war with russia. it would be a b

u. s. and u. k. leaders are expected to discuss.

u. s and the u. k. why can't he simply use them in self defense, to pre owned the russian attacks? well, basically because the west has and allows him to do so. so far, these weapons, they are still uh, okay. they are in the arsenal of ukrainians. but in order to use them, ukraine has to somehow cooperate with its west and partners and as long as the bite them especially bite and it doesn't allow to use them against targets inside russia and ukraine. cons do so president biden nicko in fact met with the u. k prime minister test on my and the nonetheless they discussed this issue but no decision was announced. it seems that item is possibly more hesitant than star. did the, the hesitation surprised you and does it play into rushes hands? it doesn't surprise me. i think that is to politics. so unfortunately, that's the policy of the vitals from the very beginning. i think by and just holding the british back, they want to be more forward leaning on this. some other partners like the french benevolence of denmark, they have lifted all restrictions already do not even talking about it.

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and storage unit 2023. the largest number of c, c s facilities were under construction in the u. s. followed by canada, u. k. china and norway and division map to fix the commercial ventures that are already in operation. but why is the us so advanced when it comes to carbon capture and storage is also important that they don't really have this discussion about how to evasions. at least not the way we have it in germany. so anything you'd ask you could also capture possible. and start underground to find out more. let's take a look at what's called enhanced oil recovery. a technology that's been employed mainly in north america for more than 50 years. high pressure c o 2 is injected into an oil field. raising the pressure on around the crude oil, it becomes more of this is and can be pumped to the surface more easily. but what are the risks scientist say that some 150000000000 tons of c o 2 could be stored under the north sea. a region that includes a number of a re protection zones. but what if there's a leak? because possible and the biggest problem probably the old waltz. so what we're looking at them al