russia similarly flexing, that's muscle. flex here in 2021. and the bumper maneuver over of all succeed. in the past, the u. s. and russia had at least notified each other in advance. the vote exercise was like this. that was part of the new start trading is also kept the list of the number of strategic nuclear weapons, the ones which can destroy the whole city of the being launched from a different continent. this and other agreements between the 2 sides are designed to build trust for verification and let's russia into us to reduce desktop fire. that's after attacking you train russia suspended participation in the treaty and already before in 2019 on this from to feed us out of the treat, the bending mid range missiles like these something between tactical and strategic weapons, especially with trump. plus, i'm happy that the treaty does not include u. s. rivals in asia. we really have no choice. perhaps we can negotiate a different agreement, adding china and others. or perhaps we can in which case we will out spend and out end of a all others by far aggressive frederick for just for just the new new order.

u. s. variations and towards russia. thing is we're protesting, again, brushing low, but in reality, or protesting and again instruction as in because we've been through this, georgia has been through this an organizational pressure physically and mentally, always for the centuries. and we're not going to let our government finally decide this. when you want to go to your role and your friend, you will tell us, you know, to take just a little easier to say, just most of the ruling georgia dream policy and says it's committed to european integration and projects. comparisons between this bill requiring organizations receiving more than 20 percent of funding from a broad to read just as agents of foreign influence and roles and russia is opposite by branding or labeling of the slow as a russian low does include to a constructive engagement because this law has nothing to do with the, with the russian law having passed. it's 3rd reading. the bill now goes to the president who has said she will raise holidays. but that will

and what it means? of course, the russian president issued this degree to use the u. s. a property in russia. and now this comes after the u. s. senate passed the legislation essentially saying that they have the right to seize the russian assets in the united states. now it's remember that the us and its allies hold have sees some around $300000000000.00 across an asset that they plan to send to kids. but to take you through this decree and, and not so it's about the compensation for damage that was caused through russia and connection to the actions that was take that were taken by the united states. here the, the, it applies in the event of on just supply deprivation of property of a russian rights folder. essentially would give the right to the russian citizen to go to court and establish the fact of fund just to fight the provision of his own property. and also in assessment of damage know essentially wouldn't, once the court accepts the application, you would send the request to the governmental commission for control of foreign investments in the russian federation, which will in return

this was the start of a new era ever months, and we would, modules were made with russia, u. s. and you're on an old law and it comfortable. it was a new world come, but we could work towards a common goal. this is a promising moment to the world had come together. russia strategic nuclear missiles soon will no longer be pointed at the united states, nor will we point hours at them by the only thing i'm given the current geo political situation. it's hard to imagine and such a huge project coming together again, we're talking about some, some of the concept of building weapons in space. russian scientists will help us to build the international space station e cause them overhead. while we were preparing at the johnson space center, there was a poster saying, 300 days till the 1st module long. she took up the pen was $200.00 days. so the module on she's thinking, i remember how it still seems like a long time away. he doesn't know 25 years of combined with what they went by really quickly. this was the most valuable machine human kind is ever built. and also the most unlikely one

u. s. peroration to and towards russia. things were protesting against russian low, but in reality are protesting about, again, instruction as in because we've been through this, georgia has been through this an organizational pressure physically and mentally, always for the centuries. and we're not going to let our government finally decide this. when you want to go to your role and your friend, you will tell us, you know, to take just a little issues and say, just low. so the ruling georgia, dream pass, he insists it's committed to european integration and projects comparisons between this bill. requiring organizations receiving more than 20 percent of funding from abroad to read. just as agents of foreign influence and tools and russia is opposite by branding or labeling of this law as a russian law doesn't lead to a constructive engagement because this law has nothing to do with the, with the russian hill. having passed its 3rd reading, the bill now goes to the president who has said she will be television, but that wil

u. s. media and u. s. leaders have an opt use rebuttal. it's all russia's fault, however, russia has not engaged in the type of provocative drills we just saw in nevada. caleb mauppin, archie, new york, a still oldman host. all the conservative daily pod costs say is less than latest. deliberately natural violence is a tool to deal with global crises. that's a very, very, very slippery slope. and we've been talking about slippery slopes for decades, not just related to nicks or bombs, but you know, cutting off body parts from individuals allowing open borders, creating environments where pedophilia can be normalize them in creating an entire environments where that slippery slope is allowed for the degradation of society, not just the united states, but around the world. and now we're talking about new, your weapons as if that's a, that's a plausible a solution to any complex. and it just, it shows you how most people in most countries want to push towards peaceful resolutions. and yet are leaders as they call us by when we want to rise up to, to do things

railings assault on the people. gaz us and us is cracking down on this and just like in other conflicts, you know, russia, ukraine, u. s. has provided 1000000000 and weapon rates for the crating and tack of the people eastern ukraine and russia. and you can't really just set the gains that either people have spoken out against that have been attacked margin ones as well. and while students are being arrested and even kicked out of americans, schools for the support of palestinians, their options are actually opening up internationally. you don't going to believe this a pair of iranian universities right now, offering scholarships to american and european students who are being expelled for taking part in the pro palestinian riley's. the cost of the cost is and a combination of power they will be fully covered as not to use use of july explain . as a fierce, correct, down on pro palestinian demonstrators intensified cindy, west and want in universities are offering a safe haven for students. and that you was and you were a poor facing expulsion and other repercussions for their participation and involvement in the demon

u. s. media and u. s. leaders have an opt use rebuttal. it's all rushes fault, however, russia has not.

u. s. is targeting both russia and china and, you know, it's, it's scary that you would have a situation where the us is trying to take onto rivals at the same time. in the past, always try to pick them off one by one as it did to japan and then 19 seventies. but yeah, china will stand for leave behind in the country of the right do this term and it's own future. not one that is prescribed envisioning and certainly not one that is being coursed through washington. they are, they are a huge and paying met with the french president and manual bro crohn as well as the president of the you commission in paris. i work your thoughts on those talks. all right, so, i mean, it was fairly predictable. i mean, yeah, obviously ukraine and trade where the main talking points from the west, from china is perspective there is the saying, look, you know, we're, we're willing to work with you. we cannot force other countries do anything it the issue here is how do we get a lot of we're facing a multi polar world shooting ping, as i said, rolled out what he things are initiatives that everybody can embrace beca

u. s. had, let's say henry wallace and not harry truman. and they would have engaged the soviets. do you think that the u. s. russo relations would have been different, and even more importantly, do you think russia, as we know it today, would have been different, would have changed from style in this that and as to something else, had we just given them room debris to. well, that, sure that russia itself would have been different right away. but eastern europe could've been different. what the soviets understood what their concern was. they've been innovated twice through eastern europe. mm hm. live germany. what they want that after world war 2 was a buffer zone. and they say, so there security in terms of space and territory and geography. so they wanted a buffer zone and they did not impose lock step quote unquote, communist or soviet style governments. immediately after the war. there was even a relative degree of democracy allowed ace to europe. they had elections, they had a open discussion. it wasn't really until the truman doctrine in early 47, that the soviets began to crack down and impose the kind of dic tutorial governments that we saw in, in eastern europe. but that was after they'v

u. s. and the invitation is basically to help the u. s. people have a feeling of the, i think because of the fear that actually got is a getting a slice from voice the of china and russia. if you don't make eyes using can, you know, because we don't have to be at a central beach, they want to slice off the got there. if you need to sleep, you know, we, one thing i went to the i content, the son, i mean, is what, when would you want me to go? and we do not have to be controlled for bathing. i'm happy that's can, you has an over sure. i'll click on the line and we'll be doing a visit to the west every time they are looking for financial services. leaving looks at helping me do that. i am, if you want to. i mean, if we can get them elsewhere like j not russia, why not? but then one domain across the street and it's because singly to them unless they have a heat, imagine how much we also kind of go to the main thing was the environmental routes . ok, by the time when the us is news is influence on the applicant content. oh yeah, the us. but if you would really soon for the mid few base and said that movie came just over a month, also enabling the chair. and it is simply we

russia is able to deal with this situation. and they even didn't want to discuss the ukraine topic in india and at the g 20 summit. so the u. s. is losing power and, and who is in ukraine or when you're russia is winning. this will be a hard, a check for, for the, for the us. the millions of iranians gather this week to pay that last respects to that late president abraham. what i think was killed along with members of his entourage and a helicopter crash last sunday. it's all right, so use body was taken to his hometown of my time for burial head of the series of the cities i should say of a temporary comb and the capital tetra um you can see right here, old staging and numerous funeral processions. mourners said they would remember that like presidents contributions to the country, brandy and i have experience, many things like that, but people never forgets is efforts is actually the way he used to go. and he used to be the person to save our country from dispatch situation really must be that when i last present twice and his companions was the same as when i lost my father. i was truly touched with the power of our dear

russia is able to deal with this situation. and they even didn't want to discuss the ukraine topic and getting at the g 20 summit. so the u. s. is losing power and, and do is again ukraine or when you're russia is winning. this will be a hard a check for, for the, for the us. will they on gary in 5 minutes or again the say is that you are paying latest outside hungry a trying to dictate military service fund, gary, citizen up laptop. what really drives one crazy your, i don't know how to say it makes a person break out in a sweat and gives benefit. that is when this webber, holland titian from the people's party, it says that we need european conscription. that you, my friend or from germany or brussels will tell hung gary and family to enlist their sons in some mandatory european army drivers. and then you will decide where they have to go. the menu more than 100 ariens will say, or by look certainly say we've had too much of this in a recent past. so in one will go to gary and got the sales killed because of decisions made by non hung gear and non home care is decided where i'm guarantee with fights and died in, in the to we

u. s. and the invitation is basically to help the u. s. people have a feeling of the, i think because of the yet that's actually got is a getting a slice from voice, the china and russia. if you don't make i using kenya and no cause to, to have to be at a central beach. they want to slice off the got the feeling, it slipping away. one thing i went to the icons in the sun, i mean tend to is what happens when you want me to go and we do not toughly controlled for bathing. i think i'm happy that's good. now has an over i think i'd like to and they don't insist to the west every time they are looking for financial services. could even looked at helping to bring it to the i am if you want to that, i mean, if we can get them elsewhere like shame that russia, why not? and then what, how many devices treat it as because i think the to them i must be how he didn't. i didn't know, but we also comes on friends. well, the problems of this in these, uh, as it was a pleasure to have you with us here on, on the internet. i still wanna wait, check out, see, don't com, movie lock on the top of them the the hold on for them. so hold on just a minute and then its get close to the hey, o

russia is able to deal with this situation. and they even didn't want to discuss the ukraine topic and getting the at the g 20 summit. so the u. s. is losing power and, and who is again, ukraine, or when you're russia is winning. this will be a hard, a check for, for the, for the us. well meanwhile, i know stony anatomy pe, he goes into panic mode, dubbing, certain members of the parliament as quote trojan horses and russian spies as they stand for many resist efforts to escalate into a direct and military conflict with russia. yes. do you parliament about to turn into a spice center and influence operations for russia in china? given the recent revelations, the question is highly justified, but it's less than that. i think of a 100 or so i bottom in periods who comes to the votes and the weight of favors rushes, interests, among other things they vote against russian sanctions and against alms age to ukraine. well, that's quite a lot of a senior research fellow with the global policy institute of george, somebody why they know joining us 0 analogy international. georgia is great to get to you want, but you know, look where we s

and russian activities in africa. over $300000000.00 were requested by the u. s. state department this year for the fine seconds russia and sign that in the african continent, even though some african countries are way that's continued alignment to moscow cameras, the risk of isolation from global markets by the waste field is more to gain then to win us. uh deluxe russia helped very, very much. we had a coup attempt in 2020 before the elections. if it were not for the russian military, our state would not exist at the moment. now our citizens can sleep peacefully, at least in the villages conquering, from sort of not. i would like to offer my congratulations to you, mister president, because all of the decisions that you've taken you've made, you're not going to regret them because we have managed to secure a great success. not just for the president of the russian federation who has invited us, but it's also a success for african countries because of russia is a winner. everyone is the winner. niger, which is waging a historic struggle for the re conquest of its sovereignty and its development knows how to count on

and the u. s. president joe biden has condemned what he is describing as a for russia's search and anti semitism on american campuses and around the world since the start of the war. and goza speaking as a ceremony to remember the holocaust victims he won against the rise in anti jewish sentiments. he, on the memory of the 6000000 jewish people, nodded by the nazis in world war 2 by no. so announced additional measures to cub anti semitism at us campuses that have recently been prompt by pro palestinian protests. the president drew parallels between historical atrocities and the hum us terror attacks of october, the 7th. here we are not 75 years later, but just 7 and a half months later people are already forgetting already forget that's a boss on racist here. oh, some of the brutalizes rarely you know, some of us took in content is all hostages. i have not forgotten nor have you and we will not forget my commitment to the safety of the jewish people, the security of israel. and it's right to exist as an independent jury state as our class, even when we disagree some football use. now the german

and cost defense . the u. s. isn't fuse russia using similar chemical agents on by so feels of the brain conflicts all st correspondent, egos, dental records in the united states, just con, stopped crying wolf. the united states has formerly accused russia of using chemical weapons as a method of warfare against ukraine. the united states has accused of russia, i'm deploying chemical weapons and ukraine. i knew that violates international law and state department of sanctioning russia on claims that use of band chemical agent against ukrainian troops. chemical weapons, ukrainian battle field has to be listed with corpses of poor man who suffocated to death. ukrainian lieutenant calling elderly man co claims to have had to rescue a lot of wounds that i'm to have had the one d to guess that man was actually a guy already wounded by stripes? no, but that's because in the back to a team for several, all of us to us asp. excited by gas in the trench one dead. so rush, i didn't read the manual or something. it's like, or it hasn't gone

u. s, and the invitation is basically to help the u. s. people have a feeling of the, i think because of the fear that actually got is a getting a slice from voice the of china and russia. if you don't make eyes using can, you know, because we don't have to be at a central beach, they want to slice off the got the affinity to see the only one thing i went to the i content the sun. i mean, is what happens when you want me to go and we do not have to be controlled for bathing. i'm happy that student has an over sure. i'll click on the line and we'll be doing a visit to the west every time they are looking for financial services, leaving hope that helps giving it to you. but i am if you want to. i mean, if we can get them elsewhere like today, no rush and why not? but then what, how many devices treat it as took us simply to them? unless we have my he didn't, i didn't have much. we as it comes down to the man who is in a row, i've been minutes on a thursday evening to a very warm welcome from his close allied bella, russian president, alexander lucas shank. as soon as he set off the plan, presumably of his by smiling lucas jenco, they said a few words and broke bread. tha

so right now, and i think a lot of people should be demonstrating sort of thing, especially now when the u. s. low, but this ramped, participate in your vision, but not the russia. and i think that's just the, it's wrong. it's rooted in racism in slumber. for me, i have shown the double standard when it comes to the treatment of russia. for that reason, i think it's the prophecy. people are here for your vision. thank. so the celebrate . there's nothing to celebrate. it's an ongoing war. people are killing each other children or die in there because sense as early as january to ban israel from your vision for organizers of just shrugged de la, arguing that the context is a political. yeah. right. and your vision is totally not flamboyant or kid. she either, tomorrow we're talking about an event where participants are better known by their national flag then by their actual names making it inherently nationalist and political. which is why the geneva based european broadcasting union organizers slapped in europe down on russia. when do you create conflict popped off, they've been said and done. the ukranian president by mirrors wednesday from addressing the even

u. a on the 2nd and have a 3 of the beginning of russia's defense of the people of what was eastern ukraine, subject to ethnic cleansing up to the u. s. u u. k backed made, and qu, in 2014. it's also it'd be in a week when the usa, again, vito to un security council resolution to end the nato nation of genocide in 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, all 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, the 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 supporters 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 judgment. we, we wait to say

so right now, and i think a lot of people should be demonstrating processing, especially now when the u. s. load. this ramped participates in your mission button, but not the russia, and i think that's just the, it's wrong. it's rooted in racism. and so i'm a pull behind. i think it's important to show that we're against the here on the double standard when it comes to the treatment of russian for that reason, i think that someone who progress we say, well the democracy. no, nobody is doing nothing. we're all watching children are all buying. people are dying. nobody's doing nothing. this can go on. there's no stop to this. people blame me telling you, but we need to support each other for this. this, the people are here for your vision. trying to sort of celebrate, there's nothing to celebrate. it's an ongoing war. people are killing each other children or die in, in eastern rasa is really forces claim they've eliminated 50. hm. aust militants also discovering several tunnels in the area. sees far negotiations in cairo failed 2 days earlier with a moss and israel, unable to agree on core demands. the idea of has now forcibly displaced over 80000 palestinians fro

also right now, and i think a lot of people should be demonstrating processing, especially now when the u. s. load, it gets ramsey participates in your mission button, but not the russia. and i think that's just the, it's wrong. it's rooted in racism. and so i'm a little behind, i think it's important to show that we're against here. just the opposite back in 2022. when you crane one, the point us, the organizers let eventual winners that police orchestra give a shout out to as all the regiment, neo nazis at the end of their performance. now they didn't actually say, pay shut out as offer, telling me or not since they said quote, help as on sale right now. and participants from other countries also me gestures with ukranian, flags, and slogans. despite the minor detail of them, not even be ukrainian themselves, which you think would make all of that politically charged, which is here to give them the contacts. but is that the organizers, this, is it or any of that political or punishable? they said, quote, we understand the deep feelings around you trained at this moment and believe the comments of the solution, orchestra and other artist expressive support to the tra