u. s. and e. u. a referendum could be held. oh no, i was unity. but need to purchase government cool. one for the restoration of the news and all and assembly is triggering debate whether that cannot happen. pushing fame. irish unity is it's number one goal for pro purchase union is preventing that happening says image and came out to 0. the inside story the that's bringing out guests for today's discussion that will joining us from belfast in northern ireland, dining morrison, and also proof only served as the national director of publicity efficiency and the 1980s is with us as just mark davenport and independent journalist offer on full model that islands political as an island correspondence and did right here in a professor of social policy at all state university, a full, a member of the irish council of state, a world. welcome to you, old danny. let's not with your shouldn't friends lead a mary, mary lou macdonald this week said that irish unity was now within, touching distance as nationalism dave finally come? well, certainly that is the direction of travel. there's no doubt a

u. s. and e u. k. have also escalated worries about a nuclear catastrophe in the region because apparently some leaders in our wrap have also echoed that these leads for international law don't have any weight and aren't being offered. so one of them said that they must submit official requests to the un security council too. as we mentioned earlier, immediately withdrawal, all foreign troops, including the u. s. troops that are there, and also to ensure their ability to defend themselves from these aggressions. and of course, that could easily escalate into a tit for tat situation. now, russia also agrees with the russian permanent representative saying that the united states is of planning the flames of the conflict and conducting these all lawful strikes all over syria, iraq and young men. and also saying that they were pouring gasoline into the fire and that these are worse not last whole because damascus never gave the approval of us presence there. so the question has been, why is the united state

u. s. and e u plans to stronger russia with sanctions have failed in a short time. and the russian people feel very proud about that. but the cup, when the economy is the suffering, of course, um, as for the russian people, as i mentioned, and they keep repeating the official propaganda that for a g as from 2014 to points twins to ukraine was pounding its own russian speaking, eased with bones, and all to re so russia had to intervene by military and pretend that as to the trust is protecting the people of dung boss. they fox still did not realize that the full scale of ministry actions have blown away more depths. and the total destruction of a little does territory. so a lot of quite the opposite results from what the initially expected. and also the russian people did not question the official rhetoric that versus facing the knots his day in ukraine. and also that it's a full scale confrontation between nature led by the us and russia. and ukraine is just pulling in a big triplets colgate. so they believe that russia slicing the on to russian sentiment a new crane

u. k. b, e, u, and the u. s. need to get their act together. the chinese are subsidizing the chinese are ready to flood the global electric vehicle marketplace, and they are ready to dominate and destroy, are entrenched automotive industries, like they have done with others. we need to band together whatever the trade deals and trade alliance is need to look like. we need to focus on protecting our industries against the chinese, under cutting and dumping in our markets. it's not like there are ways around import duties. anyway, id already signed an agreement to build a new manufacturing plant in hungary, within 3 years. and that could just be bumped up. maybe if the you had spent more time considering the implications of new tapping its own industrial base. by cutting off, it's cheap russian energy for ukraine, then it wouldn't now be freaking out and trying to slash the tires and key the paint job of its competitors. moving over to the middle east. now what israel has carried out to civil strikes, mid damascus, according to survey and state m

neighbor, bella roost with almost 1500 next to me on the and then venezuela sanctions against russia have been imposed by countries including the u. s. t, e u, the u. k. a straight to canada and japan. all right, let's bring it out. guess for today's discussion for us, started in context on web joined by chris with us. who is the chief executive of micro advisory? that's a strategic business consultancy focused on russia. do you raise up from the little regions? capital was low, which went by and built sites who's a sanctions expert who found the country risk analysis company co risk. he also helped to write a recent report that investigated how russian sanctions are being ignored and from washington dc. and the total leaving is the director of the razor program at the quincy institute for responsible state profits. and gentleman, welcome to you all. i'll start with you then chris, what do you make of these up domestic growth, full cost figures for russia as well? the look up domestic but to an extra effects. uh but, but really does numbers show is that the economy is stabilized. is, is large, the being driven, but with a combination of mil

and empty as old 12 packages added limits of impact on the russian economy. the congress, judy declined by 3.6 percent in 2023 outpacing both the e u and u. s. according to official fios and economic slums, and some european countries are a testament to the serious domestic challenges they face actually contributed rachel austin brings us more on that story. as the wes team, unity is really sticking together just like drowning victims. then clinging to each other, after germany's own national statistics office forecasted a 2 year economic slump in the wake of a 0.3 percentage point dropping g d p last year, saving high energy and living costs. now it's the u. case turn to drop into recession. also with a 0.3 percent drop in g d p at the end of last year, that was even greater than what economists had even predicted. all according to official figures, the finance minister blames high inflation. so the cost of food and energy that spiked when europe decided to slack financial sanctions and constraints on its own . cheap gas supplier, russia. but hey, there's an obvious solution for europeans looking for a more reasonable. busy cost of living.

and fuel is a daily struggle. the u. s. has warned israel, an invasion nebraska would be a disaster. a groups say it's impossible to evacuate everyone from the city, the e u and the u. n. r. also expressing alarm at israel's plans to evacuate rafa in order to root out from us militants. it says our hold up there, the office of the coordination of humanitarian affairs, say the unprecedented density of our offers population, make it nearly impossible to protect civilians in the event of ground, a tax oh, just as a congestion in rough or has reached a point where normal routes are blocked by tents set up by families seeking any flat clean surface available. rasa is the last major pop you lation center in the gaza strip is really troops have yet to enter. it's also the main point of access for desperately needed released supplies. and have a tv is with the a group care for the middle east and north africa region. we asked her if there is any place left in gaza where people can find refuge. unfortunately, like what we have seen in your report. and what i hear from my colleagues and 2 or 3 you from one of the many didn't international organizations like you and

and if you do not call them, you are also undermining them for the next time around. the e u, the u. s. and the u. k. all classify how mazda is a terraced organization, your country, norway does not. in fact, in norway has pretty regular contacts with from us political leadership, including after october 7th, i believe. why does norway have contacts with a mouse? why is it important for your country? i would like to use the word sadness to how much. but i, i know what do you mean? uh, well, if that's been, you know, one of the time, one of the diplomatic here at t elements on the weekend diplomacy is that whenever possible we try to speak to everyone. and if you want peace, you sometimes have to speak to people who disagree with that little bit also disagree deeply with you. it doesn't mean that that is limitless. but it is, it, you know, some people have to try to be the on this brokerage or, and try to, to convey messages. and you know, todd has also be in the states which we have been working closely, which, which i've done some of this. and i can tell you that also some of those co

and fuel is a daily struggle. the u. s. has warned israel an invasion nebraska would be a disaster. a groups say it's impossible to evacuate everyone from the city, the e u and the u. n. r. also expressing alarm at israel's plans to evacuate rafa in order to root out from us militants. it says our hold up there. the office of the coordination of humanitarian affairs, say the unprecedented density of rough as population make it nearly impossible to protect civilians in the event of ground, a tax oh, just as a congestion in rough i has reached a point where normal routes are blocked by tents set up by families seeking any flat clean in surface available. rasa is the last major population center in the gaza strip is really troops have yet to enter. it's also the main point of access for desperately needed released supplies. some of her deed of the norwegian refugee cancel told me and is really ground defensive in rafa, would have dire consequences for the distribution of a well, what we're hearing from oust off on the ground in enough is that the conditions are already dire. with seeing widespread diseases even start ation amongst the population. so any ful

and fuel is a daily struggle. the u. s. has warned israel, an invasion nebraska would be a disaster. a groups say it's impossible to evacuate everyone from the city, the e u and the u. n. r. also expressing alarm at israel's plans to evacuate rafa in order to root out from us militants. it says our hold up there, the office of the coordination of humanitarian affairs, say the unprecedented density of our offers population, make it nearly impossible to protect civilians in the event of ground attacks. oh, just as a congestion in rough has reached a point where normal routes are blocked by tents, set up by families seeking any flat clean surface available. rasa is the last major pop you lation center in the gaza strip. is really troops have yet to enter. it's also the main point of access for desperately needed released supplies. the family of a 6 year old palestinian guild, who had cold rescue with the help 12 days ago say she has been found dead ended. my job was trapped in a call with the bodies of i did relatives. after they had tried to flee garza city and came on the fly to paramedics from the palestinian red crescent when to rescue him. i have also b

u. a on the 2nd anniversary of the beginning of russia's defense of the people of what was eastern ukraine, subject to ethnic cleansing up to the u. s. e u u k. back made, and qu, in 2014. it's also been a week when the usa, a game, vetoed a un security council resolution to ends of the nato nation of genocide in gaza. and that there is one publication that is synonymous with exposing global war crimes. it is wiki leeks, the subject of an appeal in london court. this week will our interviews with its found a julie and assange before his torture by british authorities in london are available on our rumble channel. joining me from the caribbean is friend and supporter of julian assange, legendary pink floyd front man. roger ward is roger. thank so much for coming on. it's a sad time since i think we mentioned in person so many of us on just the pauses of have died as mentor, gavin mcfadden, vivian westwood. most recently, our friend john pilled, you your reaction to this week's judgements in london or non judgment in london as well. yeah, we don't know. we don't know if there's going to be any kind of a church. well we, we wait to say, i've been taught under

u and u. s. according to the official fate goes on the economic slump, in some e u countries or a testament to the failing promise is if the need is also contributed original mazda and brings his name on the story of the wes team. unity is really sticking together, just like drowning victims then clinging to each other. after germany's own national statistics office forecasted a 2 year economic slump in the wake of a 0.3 percentage point dropping g d p last year, saving high energy and living costs. now it's the case turn to drop into recession . also with a 0.3 percent dropped in g d p at the end of last year, that was even greater than what economists had even predicted. all according to official figures, the finance minister blames high inflation. so the cost of food and energy that spiked when europe decided to slack financial sanctions and constraints on its own . cheap gas supplier, russia. but hey, there's an obvious solution for europeans looking for a more reasonable. busy cost of living. so i'm not exactly current on the prices, but here's what the cost of moscow. 647 roubles. so that is

u. s. a ford, ford is r e and the u. s. at prevention off i need is a notion that com, them this, are you the organization? definitely. that's why there should be a pressures on the you of the people in the u. s. they should, it's just like push it on their documents and also the other. otherwise, maybe off by the u. s. a should exercise assistant session if they want to really to stop this genocide by giving speaking to us today. i appreciate your time on german 5 political expos, hyatt rary, and they wrote thank you let me wallet a 70 civilians were killed on sunday. 19 is really strikes on the central parts of the antis, including a refugee town, as according to palestinian officials. now you might find the following images distressing. this voltage that we've been unable to independently verify is now circulating online in the, off the mazda of the strikes, it appears to show the victims, many of whom are women and children. schools have bodies all seen on the flow as well. wounded survivors are rushed to hospital by red crescent. rescue is these obsessing scene. so a massive scale of devastation off of these really bombardments up the new throughout the refugee time. many buildings ha

u. s. e u u. k backed made, and qu, in 2014. it's also it'd be in a week when the usa, again, vetoed a un security council resolution to ends of the nato nation of genocide and gaza. and that there is one location that is synonymous with exposing global war crimes. it is wiki leeks, the subject of an appeal in the london court. this week, all our interviews with its found a julian massage before his torture by british authorities in london are available on our rumble channel. joining me from the caribbean is friend and supporter of julian assange legendary pink floyd front. man roger was, is roger, thank so much for coming on. it's a sad time since i think we met in in person. so many of us on just suppose is of have died is mentor gavin, mcfadden, vivian, westwood. most recently, our friend john pilled, you your reaction to this week's judgements in london or non judgment in london as well. yeah, we don't know. we don't know if there's going to be any kind of a church. well we, we wait to say, i've been taught under besieging.

u. s. e u u. k. back made and qu, in 2014. it's also it'd be in a week when the usa, a game, vetoed a un security council resolution to ends with the nato nation of genocide and gaza . and that there is one publication that is synonymous with exposing global war crimes. it is wiki leaks the subject of an appeal in the london court. this week will our interviews with its found a julian assange before his torture by british authorities in london are available on our rumble channel. joining me from the caribbean, it's brendan supporter of julian assange.

in, in south africa and in palestine. us international focus on is very centralized in the occupied westbank is increasing with sanctions implemented by the u. s. u k. and several e states. now francis sanctioning 28 is by the setlist. well, spain is considering its own measures. deluxe top tip, right? yes. a browse as 26 of the 27 members are calling for an immediate humanitarian pools. in garza, a month ago, members of parliament in portugal, actually government to have palestine recognized as an independent states. while the spanish prime minister has promised his government will work to ensure palestinian statehood. the belgian government has pledged $5400000.00 in support of the international criminal cost investigation. its a possible war crimes in garza. while the abraham has been to the outskirts off and the legal is ready supplement in bethlehem in the occupied westbank, she explained how the settlement has expanded on the palestinian land. according to peace, now they say 2023 was probably the best to year when it comes to circular is expanding their presence in the occupied west bank since the also a cause that was in the 19 in 1993 when palestinians a

and as strikes on rasa overnight, it's the most densely populations that in the strips full of palestinians have been forced from their homes. united nations, the e u, the u. s. and our nation's r. o. warning of a disaster. germany is foreign minister says and is really offensive, would be a humanitarian catastrophe. more than 1400000 palestinians, that's 2 sides of the population o'clock. the sheltering and rasa is the city of just 63 square kilometers. people are crammed into a mix of tenants and shelters. all those all sleeping on the streets. now with the new being fresh to him and his really minute tre, offensive. they have nowhere else to go. let's speak to our correspondents on the ground. although there's honeymoon. what he's in russell for us, honey, we've seen the seeming escalation of, of ass strikes over the last few days. took us through what's been going as well since the announcements of the plan of expanding the military operations. throughout the day we've been seeing a stores and in tens bombing campaign across the city and almost a consistent patterns of, of the number of casualties they're looking at. between 10 to 20 people in every a ov

u. s. air force targeting locations that have been used according to both u. s. and e. rocky sources that have been used in launching both missiles and the drones to target us and coalition forces at the minute treat facilities in iraq and syria. on the other hand, here in baghdad, the government has it that condemned the tax, the spokesman of iraq, soon a, the ottoman forces. it stated that the, the a, the slides, the usa dislikes of violation over iraq suffering t, undermining xerox efforts to achieve this debility. and probably that would, they could drag a walk into the agent and to further it instability way. it's a complex business. so let's try it on the level of bed without correspondence of and you have ideas you've been to the region many times of the at. so let's bring up a map. we can see the geographical context of this because it's important with what's going on. right? absolutely, so if you look at this, not fits, you've already got iran, iraq, syria, and lebanon, while united states, the thing is not at ward and them, at least the good is reading and back groups being targeted in iraq. if you look at the provinces fed viola, so that the about and innovate is where they've been operating. and they came to this prominence during the fight against iceland, where they were being supplied by various actors. and then we are very crucial in the fight against ice elizabeth and again, it acted as a front end component of iran regional strategy as well. so what the united states have hit a targets in bar province in the resort in syria. and if you look sort of south towards that map is that jordan is in, in a ton of is with the american soldiers were killed as bad. so it's a, it's a complicated spectacle for these groups that are operating, core, ideologically, and militarily aligned to run. but it's not clear how much operational control is there on has over them. so it is important for the united states to show its people that it is going after these groups. but it appears that these are calculated strikes against those groups and an outpost where it wouldn't essentially cause a change reaction, right? so yes, the usa that these would be the measure it attacks, right? absolutely. so if you look at who is being killed, so there be so far we bought, seen any major lead is off the most of the various functions that are linked with iran. the biggest of them, the popular mobilization force and force has the hash, the sharpie, as it's known, which is now under the command of the rocky prime minister. but whether it reports to the 5 minutes is a completely different thing. but it is so intricately tied to the security aspect of, of these countries. you've heard the statement from the city and defense of industry saying that it's civilians and military personnel were killed the rock and city a boat saying that this at it kind of contract the counter terrorism operations that, that, that are being carried out in the region. so it's not just complicated because of you're going to see it very, it's alignment to various groups at all. so because of that stretch that it was, it's not just to us personalize well, but i did it on hoops the device. okay. we've got about 45 seconds will so as i might say, what are the implications of this and the challenges of it that seem expire, but so far it as, as you said in united states, the saying that it is the beginning of this, it's operations. it appears that so far, but they've had as a measured response, it's best that they have not gone off the targets, which would immediately make it wrong. vitalia dorothy be in a position that will have to so it is as of now 8 hours, 10 hours into the strikes that that. com has prevailed so far. there's been some counter measures by various groups, but it is out of the ordinary because since october 7th, since this escalation in the ward gaza, they have been more than a $150.00 attacks on us and coalition bases and personnel in iraq and syria. so it was, it was bound to happen, but some of us service been, have been killed. but it appears that a cooler heads of prevailing as of now, and it doesn't seem to be escalating towards. but all region in act as only leaders have said that if this persists, if you continue to target groups beyond the boundaries beyond the borders of various countries, it could have unintended consequences and may be out of the control of all of these countries. all right, well we'll see how it opens up. that's great. contacts for us is almost like stop. thank you. now the us has reportedly launched 3 strikes and you happen to see fight to say they have east of the city of sata on saturday morning. the writing back to feeds have been attacked and shipped to the red sea in protest against israel's will. on garza, the well on the ground and goes is ready. forces have killed at least 15 palestinians, and 3 strikes in the central and southern parts of the strip. most of those killed in the attacks on the ballot and rough with families from displaced displays from other cities. more than $27100.00 piloting to be killed in his radio titles goes the strip of the they've been nearly 4 months of boil. many fed what's coming next . israel has announced it will advance its ground offensive to rafa, which is the southern lace corner of the strip. and it borders egypt is already over. crowded is more than half the population of $2300000.00 people fled there and such a safety supplies are running low in the united nations to describe the situation in russia as a pressure cooker of despair. indeed it says that people are routinely going without food and when meals are available that charge the kitchens, the wait for a plate of food can last hours. michael soon sherry has this report. it's a long wait for men, women, and children, scrambler, to get their bolts filled with what ever is being served. so my love to go home, chat the kitchen, disliked. these are struggling to see the growing number of displace palestinians and dropped for the city is cramped. with more than half of cost us population of nearly $2.00 and a half 1000000 people, we came to rough off on $1015.00. i'm here we line up for food from 12 pm, and sometimes we get to of to 2 hours. children have defend for themselves. the united nations children's agency says an estimate of 17000 minus, unaccompanied, or separated from the families, the nightstands here for food every day. because we don't have any at home. this, this place mother was diagnosed with cancer at the time of a child's book, just before the war started. she and her children have had to survive on one meal a day for weeks now. but today is a good day to having the 1st big mean in weeks. it includes rise beans and so not in the hudson, and the soon as i gave good, we didn't have any need to know some generous people who gave us rice and beans today. i don't know who they are, but we agreed for some families that having to eat and move forward or to survive. a trickling into garza from to border crossings is only a fraction of what's needed as well as accuse a few things, television as a weapon. the full by blocking civilian access to food and water, that he's got 5 minutes high and increasing each day. we've persistent to steal it is industry to monitor it and access, palestinians and casa, experiencing most of ation. and those with kate is ready bowman's fear. they will die of hunger on the consumption of these. i'll just see how i, let's go to rafa live, know, southern gaza, honey. my mood is the for so sir, how many 1st up? just tell us from your experience between all of the reporting on the story you're living it day today. how difficult is it to find food and fresh water in rockford right now? the yes, well a so far it's and quite difficult and it's increasingly become more it's challenging . and each passing, they were looking at over crowded roughly here with more than $1900000.00 displays, palestinians been filtering and run by citizens. the beginning of the work. and more people are lean towards zone and han unison to send drugs that mail it from refugee, kansas, all the crammed in this, a small part of, of the gods. the 1000000 rough i said the part in residential buildings, the other, the vast majority are intense kinds and evacuation zone and my wife and that's western part of, of asked to do that. doesn't have any infrastructure or any, any incredible line of resources to help people compatible living in the difficult living condition. but so far over crowded real fast truck goes day to day to find food and a drink couple water. the vast majority of the water here is contaminated, is leading into discredit with diseases and particularly among children. and those would have complications like a pregnant women, as well as those are breast feeding. but also the struggles to get food here is becoming very visible. there is a famine going on here, hardly because people do not have the ability to purchase this, the kind of food that they want on the top of that there's also a trickle amount of food available here, either in the market or in shops or even if from a, from what have be not allowed into the cost of so far, it doesn't and not nothings to be in, meet the needs, the greater needs of each passing be of this place and largely traumatized population and rough i, city and honeys, is ready for us as we will say, they moving the movie south and heading towards the rough up people must be very frightened about this. so yes, very frightening about the fact that the military operation might be expanding into the roof. i sit in that that, that level of fear having $0.03 a statement made by the israeli dentist, defense minister side thing that victor wouldn't be completed until the military operation gets the right to be in this month anymore. how much infrastructure or it's operative on the ground, but here what we're looking at in overcrowded area crowns with people. 1.9000000 displays pallets in smaller area. a single method on a bomb can cause the death of many civilians here. but the problem we're looking at here right now is n. e mail it to an expensive. another operation only means one thing for the vast majority of people. it's an extension to the genocide relax taking place in the central area. honda and is that the northern parts and more atrocities are going to be committed, particularly when does really military including its defense minister failed to talk about any safety measures or a plan for the 1900000 displays. people here in norfolk city and talking about a safe corridor or a plan for them to leave, to go back to their homes. and the motive part and gust of the situation is getting really tough for never to each passing date. shattering any level. and his sense of security and safety and overnight, massive attacks coupled with artillery, selling on the eastern part of the, of the city of rebecca and 2 more residential homes were destroyed. the victims happen this time to be again done like the displays have been shown during these residential homes 15 people have been killed among them, children and women sense of injuries went through hospitals that are already struggling over one doesn't have separation, medical supply whatsoever. everything is leading every practice that every single act on the ground here suggests that is more of the genocide, those practices are going to happen very difficult in distressing situation. the rough or in reference of the goals are highly mcquaid for 40. thank you. hear me. i still ahead here and algebra, the gunfire adult in the west bank is ready for his car up more rates on the as hello. the non emergency drought has been declared in the north east as spain, and that's off the 3 years with no significant rain officials, according it was dropped in a 100 yards. and there's no rain coming into spain of the next few days. we've had extreme heat following us from last year into january and those temperatures are still sitting high. so this time is yeah, we've got an area of high pressure dominating across west in pots of the mediterranean. so largely settled for much of it to be. but we could see some fob issues in the north on saturday. much cooler, however, for the southeast corner was low temperature warnings out for pots of grease. but we've got an area of low pressure and that's the dominant feature across europe over the next few days, bringing some very strong winds up in the north. we're going to see blowing snow from new way into sweden, saturday into sunday, and red warning salt for coastal areas of poland. and you can see it gets a little wintery on the east of the next few days. and we're going to see some way to weather start to come into the north west of the u. k. so heavy rain warnings out for scotland. it is an cloutier and more recently for the south of this. but the heat continues to build suddenly across central parts of europe. the unique perspective on in the but don't want to, even if i'm not reporting, i want to leave this to me. it was really a, for my things, thoughtful this coverage. and there's no reason to target the journal on hers voices, and i'm of the patient. please connect with our community and tap into conversations you will find elsewhere means that women are delivering babies in the shelters in the rubble of their own hugs. and this is unacceptable, the stream on out to 0, the the the other guy you're watching out 0. and one of our top story is us and to syria and the rock of condemned us thompson, at least $85.00 talk is linked to iran. they were in response to a drug and strike on an american military base. and george last weekend killed 3 us soldiers. the remains of the soldiers have been repack traits in order to

the quartet, of international mediators, consisting of the us, russia, the e u, and the un to promote the policies that the u. s. considers necessary for themselves without particularly paying attention to the interest that the countries of the region have and that have been distorted and unfulfilled for many years. the tragic events of recent months have claimed the lives of thousands of people. the absolute majority of them civilians, most of them women, the number of wounded has exceeded 70000. the majority of home are also women and children. the scale of the humanitarian catastrophe is expanding the other day special united nations representatives responsible for humanitarian issues reported to the un security council, and the figures were truly depressing. about 700000 people are on the verge of starvation. this is out of a total of just over $2000000.00 residents of gaza. it is clear that the top priority now is to stop the blood. should we have been doing this since the 1st days after the attack on october 7th, which of course causes condemnation, but it is also impossible to respond to it with methods

and be, i think, trusted to negotiate with russia. but the problem is if you saw this is new york times article that came out on monday. so i mean e y u u. s. intelligence working with ukraine since 2014. well, that was a lie, has been working with far longer than that. and within that article, so they built the theme that russia was interfering in the 2016 election. now we know that that's a lie. the efforts to portray russia is interfering in 2016 election was a c. i a operation using cyber tools that came out of this wiki league sleep called ball 7, where they created the electronic messages to make it look like it was russia. but it was an effect to see i. so the, the problem is us politicians have been walled in just the position where anybody who tries to advocate having a sensible diplomatic discussion with russia is immediately attacked as being some sort of tool puppet approved. and there's the favorite expression, the for the next question, why do you think that is, why do you think it's so much opposition? i guess anyone who wants to negotiate with russia? i, i think it really boils down to 2 things. number one, when vladimir pu

think that would be instructive for brussels, but the fact that the e u is getting weaker, the more dependent that it becomes on the u. s. and the more systemic and ubiquitous american interference and some version of europe becomes really doesn't seem to have registered yet inside the found on gary and political analysts don's commentate to georgia. sony, what do you say is the nation is under pressure from both the you and washington? because it does to plow and independence, paul, or hundreds, but use a fairly what's on the most domestic policy and has done so for quite a long time. not only has the us government openly sent money to various opposition groups in hungary, we had the head of us a id, samantha about visiting uh the best uh some months ago. uh and the only out large sums of money to various. i'm opposition groups. we've also had a, a us, a politician senior us politician such as a ben cod. and um, who i think is head of a senate foreign relations committee now demanding the sanctions be imposed against hungary. this is quite a unheard of its sanctions imposed against a us nato ally, a member of the european u

think that would be instructive for brussels, but the fact that the e u is getting weaker, the more dependent that it becomes on the u. s. and the more systemic and ubiquitous american interference in some version of europe becomes really doesn't seem to have registered yet inside the u found. and the russia is marketing, its national diplomats, de, commemorating the funding of the country diplomatic service all the way back in 1549. now, on the eve of the anniversary, we set down for an extended interview with russian deputy un envoy, dimitri pulldown. steve, here's a quick taste of that conversation, which you can watch in full, in fact here in ride 5 minutes time. probably else that's a little way up, slightly clear about the fact that all these national investigations conducted by germany, sweden and denmark, the methods discovering those where behind these blast. but rather to misleads the international community and to, to, to shield those who are really responsible for these, from their responsibility. and we all know who's been crying this last, it was more than that. and then a smoking gun, in this case, set it up.

think that would be instructive for brussels, but the fact that the e u is getting weaker, the more dependent that it becomes on the u. s. and the more systemic and ubiquitous american interference and subversion of europe becomes really doesn't seem to have registered yet inside the found at all for the hour. but up next, the independent us presidential candidate professor for now west discusses the us empire, edits global military presence, ongoing underground. we'll see you back soon. the i'm action or town. see and welcome back to going underground broke of single around the world from the you a hold on the hills of tucker calls and allowing americans to finally hear assigned to the story of the us war and russia through ukraine. meanwhile, no one is in any doubt that the plausible genocide in gaza was enabled by billions of dollars of weapons in support. given by dividing the administration with tens of thousands killed, most of them women.

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