u. s. can contain on both thing tied to the same extent. how that may or may not change back to be could tell you the more do they need to be content? no, i don't think they need to be content that's part of the problem. because there really is no alternative, my rep, pragmatic faction among american decision makers, whether in the military and elegant community with deformity. there really is nobody really speaking truth the power. can we just try to find some years of deal? a new type of y'all tech conference, if you will provide a better description and find a way to peacefully balance or interest and inform without having to favor rattle anyone else. nobody is serious. you talking about why not, i think why now, why not? why not? and, and why not? and why not? well, you have corruption. you have a military industrial. com, but they go hand in hand and you all, they have ideology. i think that's id, ology, of american, exceptional of on that in fact a lot of the higher level of decision makers whereby they think they have this right to reshape the world according to their

u. s. backs and in k. yeah. and it was for the, i'm probably one of the few journalists in the united states. i'm not the only one, but i'm probably one of the few journalists in the united states. recognize that my country has hedge of moni is tendencies and as a latin america. and i've seen what we've done in places throughout the world, especially in places like ecuador and bolivia, and bag, guatemala, et cetera, et cetera. so i understand that dependencies are there. it's hard for us sometimes to be able to better understand that because our media doesn't tell us that obviously it never before had it seemed to me and i'll share my thoughts with you and then maybe get your reaction. never before has it seemed to me that our media has been more interlocked with the position of the pentagon in the state department . and i'm not sure that's good journalism. i agree with you. absolutely. and the perfect example of that is the piece that you know, the award winning journalist seymour hersh released recently and sa

u. s, but then fell back down. they may go back up again this year. but here's the thing . there is broad bipartisan support for this war, like all of the recent wars, right of the last decades. a few fringe republic, you know, trump populist republicans in the house does not make a c change. and at the end of the day, what the government, what the blob, what the deep state, if you want to call it that decides is in the u. s. foreign policy interests in the pursuit of a gemini, what the american people think about foreign policy, doesn't matter. i hope you will please us people who else did in the streets against the war in iraq. what did that change? well, i hate to say, i know i listen, i, i understand and you know, i love my country and as an american, i would love to think that there is a sense that public opinion can eventually sway public policy. i know the forces against that seemed to lead us in a different direction, but i still believe somehow in my heart of hearts that people can see and recognise when something is real and with something is being forced upon the

u. s. back death, squads and overthrow governments that it deemed that will hostile to us interests argentina of course, where there was a dirty war. and perhaps most famously in chile, the ousting of solid orient day, a self declared marxist and his replacement with gusto finish. and of course, tens of thousands of people were tortured, killed, and disappeared under those regimes. in the middle east, it was involved in the hosting of mohammed, most of that, the iranian leader, after he threatened to nationalize oil, which of course, the us have a vested interest in there and they imposed the show. the pro western probably show who was himself house did in 1979. we can look at pakistan, where more recently were run. com says the former prime minister, of course, says that he was ousted in a u. s. backed coo more latterly. again, in the middle east, the u. s. has been involved in cobra operations in syria. the operation timble timber sycamore program, a $1000000000.00 c. i a covert program, the s

u. s. a. just 16. 2017 us quarter lateral security dialogue in the u. s. japan and australia. 2018 comcast, a u. s. dialogue, military equipment for military agreement. all these agreements in 2020 back and see if i was china. i'd be saying india is the enemy here is basically become the vessel states that australia, new zealand, japan, south korea as well. and that you can see, in fact, a lot of people are saying, you know, on the, on the face of it, you know, there are some assignments in having a line of actual control. and yeah, but i mean, i might say china is too lenient on india. and after those deals should have said, the original agreement that was signed in the ninety's should be really good. india is become part of the problem. well, i see it as far as china's problem with taiwan. we're not supporting taiwan as a, as an independent country, or we are not supporting it to be as an independent art or indian country independent country. we are sticking to the 1950s. think we then enter into the whole congress, washington policy to tactically. oh, there is a well, no, actually that's washington policy. no, no. in reality they have a huge presence in iraq. and they are a huge p

u. s. back qu in kiev until then you can keep in touch my role as social media. it's not sense it in your country. but you can always head to our channel going underground tv on rumble, dot com to watch new and old episodes going underground see very soon ah ah, [000:00:00;00] with bank to collapse since the 2008 financial crisis leaves or the companies and individuals holding the bag with calls for immediate government intervention also ahead. fragments help the shell went right through the car right here. and right through this seat. as you can see, the blood is still there. a father and a son are killed in don yet. that's really an infrastructure, again, comes under ukrainian shelling the emerging multi polar world brings long time regional rivals, iran in saudi arabia together as they agree to.

u. s. japan and australia. 2018 comcast. a u . s. dialogue, military equipment, military agreement, all these agreements are 2020 back and see if i was china. i'd be saying india is the enemy here is basically become the vessel states that australia, new zealand, japan, south korea as well, that they can see a lot of people are saying that russia junior partner and on the, on the face of it, you know, there some a looks like that, but i am not. i am so told you that i would there would be no state china, except when they found that there crossed the line. and at that time i played a major role in the going off with mr. nothing more hours, prime minister in having a line of actually control. and yeah, but i mean, i might say china is to lenient on india and after those deals should have said the original agreement that was signed in the ninety's should be really good. india is become part of the problem. i don't see it as far as china's problem with taiwan. we're not supporting, i want as a, as an independent country. we are not according to bit as an independent art or mean the independent country. we are sticking to the 1950s. t

u. s. backs. the humbling end of the banking icon. the swiss government hastily forced through the takeover of credit suisse by rival ye, the s at well below market value of switzerland is fearful that a failure to protect depositors could lead to a global banking crisis. the bankruptcy of a global systematically important bank would have cost irreparable economic term oil in switzerland and throughout the world. the federal counselors convinced that u b. s. takeover of credit suisse has laid the foundations for greatest stability, both in switzerland and internationally. switzerland, 2nd largest bank had been in trouble for some time, suffering scandals, public legal battles and mounting losses. these longstanding vulnerabilities were brought to the surface by the collapse of silicon valley bank anne's signature bank in the u. s. highlighting just high panicked investors are. there is hope that the financial problems were unique to credit suisse and could therefore be contained in this deal. but experts warn this may not be the case.

u. s. back qu in key. have until then you can keep in touch my role as social media. if it's not sense it in your country, but you can always head to our channel going underground tv on rumble. don't come to watch. new and old episode to going underground you very soon. ah, ah, i'm not sure if you'll listen, look and you live. most schools, if you look on the initial, be 1 o'clock, not to get good, you post on zillow, while museums can use to put value a new would you do, do, or ching, by y'all as to what's the done? those a similar to like want to thought that i've gone, gone with what i see the student boss who's though group you motivation says diesel tutorial, gumbo sub ah ah, loans. i will regional rivals, iran and saudi arabia agreed to resume diplomatic relations and reopen their embassy. the number broken by china with the u. s. experience is biggest bank collapse since of the 2008 financial courses as a california based silicon valley bank shut down by federal regulators out there. so those are.

u. s. backs. global stock market were largely down in monday, trading by an urge confidence in the financial system. americans can rest assured that our banking system is safe deposit and in ukraine there is no lead up to the intense fighting for the eastern city of buttonwood. though both sides of describe the situation as a very tough, neither russia nor ukraine looks willing to back down and recovery efforts in allow we're cycle on friday lashes, the southern african country, torrential, rain and high winds. ah, and to me a logical welcome to the program. the u. s. president has promised to do whatever is needed to strengthen financial institutions after the collapse of both signature bag and silicon valley bank. joe biden has told americans that their banking system is safe. even the spheres of another, u. s. banking crisis rise. the 2 bank failures are the 2nd and 3rd worst in u. s. history. and they've taken their toll on global markets. the news sent bank stocks tumbling in the us asia and europe with investors fearing the biggest us bank failures in 15 years might trigger a ripple ef

u. s. backed military dictatorship. he's now president ortega, and under his rule, nicaragua has become a living hell for journalists just last month, 11 of them were stripped of their citizenship. all of them had produced journalism . critical of the nicaraguan authorities with foreign reporters banned from entering the work of journalists inside the country is crucial, but can be life threatening. arbitrary arrests, harassment and death threats have become the norm. newsrooms have been rated, doesn't order to close. many journalists have sought sanctuary abroad. what remains is a media landscape that's dominated by ortega and his vice president rosario maria, who happens to be his wife, the listening posts correct now from now on a one time revolutionary turned enemy of the press. and the journalists still showing signs of resistance in nicaragua they threatened to warn down my house with me in my children's side. they come up to you from all sides. i have lost my voice, and i have also lost my identity as a journalis

u. s. back who of 2014, that saw the replacement of the ukranian government. since then, ethnic russians have been targeted by neo nazi groups operating under sanction by the ukraine government. even the former u. s. ally of brazil has rejected the west plans to send on to ukraine and wants to increase its cooperation with russia. russia is not an insignificant country. russia is very important in terms of ensuring peace across the world for centuries . countries across the african continent, including eritrea also disagree with the western narrative. let me take this opportunity to re offend me and it just brings fruit position on the ukraine. pretext, a pretext that has said the 2nd of faith in ukraine and need to, as people for the deposit, quote, quote, for the department of destroying the ration figuration. the relationship between russia and africa is growing. president putin recently announced that relations were the content or a priority for moscow writing of $20000000000.00 of the debt of african countries. while the u. s. has very little to say to the

u. s. backed regime change efforts. more people around the world are starting to question the benefit for the average person of us led military intervention sold under the guise of spreading freeman democracy. and is the last really striking a blow to russia in ukraine as they think doubts of even started to seep into the mainstream western press. as for the war, is russia really losing de credence afford astonishingly well, but if suffered, huge losses, rushes economy is strong enough to keep the war going. the i m f predicts its economy will grow by no point 3 percent. this year. western leaders are doubling down in ukraine to save the world order that protects their own selfish interests. first and foremost, thinking that it's the way to prevent a parallel option from emerging that challenges there. palmer and in other stellar competence there on the verge of accomplishing precisely the opposite. meanwhile, the you have prolonged his arms embargo against the southern african nation of zimbabwe for another year. and s

u. s. backs. global stock markets were largely down on monday, trading, but biting edge confidence in the financial system. americans can.

u. s. back to who in kiev until then you can keep in touch my role as social media. if it's not sense it in your country, but you can always head to our channel going underground tv on rumble. don't com to watch new and old episodes going underground. see very soon. ah ah at this hour, american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm iraq, to free its people. and to defend the world from great pain. a go for the we will bring to the iraqi people, food in medicines and supplies. and freedom with with top headlines with our live on our t, it's the emerging multi poto world, braiden's, long time regional rivals, iran and saudi arabia together. if they agree to resume diplomatic relations and reopened our embassies. this is a move with enormous geo political implications. a rotten on the bank in america leaves scores of companies and industry.

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u. s. backed regime change efforts. more people around the world are starting to question the benefit for the average person of us led military interventions sold under the guise of spreading freedom and democracy . western leaders are doubling down in ukraine to save the world order that protects their own selfish interest. first and foremost, thinking that it's the way to prevent a parallel option from emerging that challenges their power and in all their stellar competence. they're on the verge of accomplishing precisely the opposite. pro multi polarity sentiment was widely expressed to the recent g. 20 summit with india's prime minister cooling on global powers to take responsibility for upheavals that directly affects developing countries. but some of the summits, western participants didn't seem to agree with the u. s. representative preferring to focus on the classic plane game. if criticizing russia, ukraine use of festering divisions, g, 20 diplomats were unable to negotiate. enjoy the stapler thing events also

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u. s. has placed the 2014 my done uprising in ukraine on a list of cues that washington's been involved in the u. s. government backed the ousting of ukraine's president victor ya. new coverage and a crew that brought pro western leaders to power chat. gpc is perhaps the best known of these artificial intelligent bots. it was one of those requests to write an essay about us involvement in coups, around the world that is generated. this embarrassing response includes ukraine on the list, the u. s. on the eyes, of course, deny involvement in the overthrow of the ukranian government in 2014 how to insist that russia's special military operation was in fact an unprovoked attack. but chat g p t apparently on said the den ukrainian president jani cove ich was ousted in a cood brought to power pro weston leaders being i, i another one of the chat box went off. it produced a detailed timeline of the u. s. involvement in the qu essentially said that the intervention was aimed to contain, and we can rush and it said it was dangerous and destructive. here's what they said . the coolness to aftermath have also effected the secur

u. s contractor is dead in five u. s. troops are wounded after a suspected iranian backed drone hit a u. housing facility in northeast syria. in response, president biden authorized what the u. s calls a precision strike on facilities used by the groups affiliated with iran. you're looking at the aftermath here. cnn's mj lee. is at the white house for us this morning . mg i know the president is in canada, and he made this call for the retaliation while there that's right, john. you know these were urgent deliberations that were taking place as president. biden was traveling up to canada last night. so let me just catch you up on exactly what we know from these developments overnight. we know that it suspected iranian drone struck a facility in syria that was housing us personnel and that resulted in the killing of one american contractor and injuring five u. s service members. and in response to that we saw president biden authorize a precision airstrike in eastern syria that targeted iranian affiliated facilities. now we saw defense secretary lloyd austin, describing the strike as prop

hit back and advise the u. s. vice president to check, own nations track record before trying to lecture others. do you think the parliament of gonna is going to be guided by the opinion of the vice president of the country? that is one of the biggest abusers of human rights. please. economic analysts from africa use of dodie says the consulate, once fair trade relations, instead of unsolicited advice and imperatives from washington. an area that the west has used very aggressively in the past is the mechanism of divide and rule. so one of the mechanisms that america is likely to use in africa is to offer military assistance to the governments of the day discussion on human rights. and the respect for human life is really a discussion that we believe that the american really have no moral ground on which to talk about it in any meaningful way. i think africa is now beginning to recognize that this is not a discussion we're wanting to engage in because we have nothing to learn from these countries. what we want to

u. s. in his release? so the u. s. has been having a lot of back and forth on this particular issue. one, when the u. s. africa, sammy happened late last year. there were, there are discussions between president biden and president academy on recess again as release again. funds that are coming from the u. s. there seems to be some. so is it a relationship between the u. s. and rhonda and everyone wanted this relationship to go back to normalcy again. last year when antonio blinking visited rhonda, he mentioned the case again and there's just been a lot of back and forth. a lot of meetings behind the scene congress pushing on one side, the president pushing on one side and to allow president academy had to give way to recess again as a free dog. ok, thanks to the movie hotel. rwanda. recess of our dinner is celebrated abroad. but how is the perceived in rwanda? it's, it's a mixed feeling. in rwanda, some people think he used his fame to to continue or to incite ethnic ethnic divisions and terrorism. while other people look at him as a hero based on whatever he did back in 1094, where he saved approxim

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u. s, but now the u. s. is back and we should be clear when we talk about neglect. we mean neglect as far as economic development is concerned. but clearly of last 15 years, the u. s. massively increased its military footprint through african, through africa and flood of the continent with, with weapons. but there is a recognition that when it comes to economic development, the u. s. has fallen way back behind china. now the u. s. wants to get involved that too. but what's also part of this messages. but when are asking you to choose between us and trying to no mother or the saber rattling that, we're hearing constantly from the white us against china, not in africa. we're asking you to choose, you can do both of us. but at the same time, the messages and we have this and john kirby national security council spokesperson this week. i'm trying resolve to be trusted when they partner with you and invest to new countries purely for selfish reasons. when we do it, it will be for mutual benefit. right? so what's been the reaction of african leaders to this power? struggle

u. s. embassy in cuba, back in 2016. that sermons being used by the u. s. government to destroy the conservation of physical symptoms, including ringing the is headache, nausea and acute discomfort. they also to deal with the syndrome origin, has a set of widespread speculation in the us. some officials characterizing it as a targeted attack on us personnel cube experts in 2017 said the so called acoustic attacks could have been actually chirping crickets or other insects. but this might back us media outlets high top hysteria about supposed russian links where the u. s . has now admitted this proven they have bolstered the longstanding hypothesis by the intelligence community. that this is likely the russians because the russians have a history of studying this technology. politicians have pointed their finger at russia as possibly being behind the attacks. i directed energy weapon and potentially some involvement by russia. perhaps 1st is just by on us embassies, but now being used as a weapon. i one or more hostile countries current and former u. s. of

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u. s. battalion even the commanders club, became the headquarters of u. s. battalion. back then you could see soldiers in uniform sitting proudly outside the club as if they were telling you we seized the club, humiliating the army commanders and sought out hushing ahamed. abdul, i'll walk each shannon meant a victory for them. dignified honorable people are always their target in order to crush them and achieve their own interests. during the us invasion, numerous state sites were looted in thousands of historical artifacts were stolen. the ransacking of the iraqi national museum is considered one of the most devastating acts of cultural vandalism in modern times. who been submitted either be wrecked and national museum was subject to the largest loosen in modern history . a most significant cultural heritage in the most important home of civilizations has been stolen with lou ah, in 2003, when the looting mostly took place, the national museum house, thousands of important archaeological lightens from ancient civilizations, such as these marian, babylonian, the katy and s