u. s. defense department, or the investigation in the hallway equipment near u. s. military infrastructure was launched as far back as the obama administration . back in 2028. congress approved almost $2000000000.00 to try to force war way off the u. s. markets. but none of its equipment has been removed so far. we discussed the article with our guests. i've read the cnn report, and once again, it's remiss in providing any details. it does not provide any firm data on espionage or even sabotage. and that has been the main concern for years in the defense department toward way equipment. if you're not going to be sho specificity or give details. and you're only quoting so called reliable sources which can, in that case, to be from intelligence that automatically is regarded as a reliable source of the journalism world. and that can be very, very damage. and you don't know what the motive is of that, of that official. and in this case, they're not being transparent in terms of providing why they feel. while way technology is, is of concern damage is the credibility

u. s. defense department investigation into the hallway equipment near u. s. ministry infrastructure was launched as far back as the bomber administration . back in 2020 congress approved almost $2000000000.00 to try to force way off the u. s. markets. both, none of its equipments has been removed so far. earlier we spoke with michael muller, a former senior security policy analyst in the office of the secretary of defense. and he thinks that the lack of evidence undermines the claims made in the article. i've read the cnn report, and once again, it's remiss in providing any details. it does not provide any firm data on espionage or even sabotage. and that has been the main concern for years in the defense department toward the hallway, equipment. if you're not going to be show specificity or give details, and you're only quoting so called reliable sources which can in that case, to be from intelligence that automatically is regarded as a reliable source of the journalism world. and that can be very, very damage. and you don't know what the motive is of that

u. s. defense department investigation into the hallway equipment near u. s. military infrastructure was launched as far back as the bomber administration . back in 2020 congress approved almost $2000000000.00 to charge a force. while way off the u. s. market was none of it's equipment has been moved so far. that goes live now to michael mallow, a former senior security policy analyst in the office of the secretary of defense. michael, welcome to the international. thank you. now, 1st of all, what are your impressions of the report? what do you make of these allegations? are they surprising to you? no, not at all. they've been around for years. they were around when i was at the defense department in the early 2, thousands. so this is not not new. and secondly, it's not just walk away. it's also a z t. and what was interesting too, is that the bi limits are the trumpet administration actually came down hard on a while way as well as g t. h lifted sanctions on z t e. subsequently, however, the, by the ministration has ramp posed, sanctions on both, and also a

u. s. defense department said earlier tonight, the iranians have a domestic production capability of drones and those drones have lethal capabilities. we've seen that for ourselves in the tax that they have. they have perpetrated in iraq and syria, against our own troops and against our own facilities there. so we're watching this closely and we're taking this seriously. i do think iran will go through with the sale. i think it will, it has already proliferated as drones to non state actors in the region, from the hutus in yemen to its allies in iraq and syria. and i see no reason why they wouldn't provided to russia despite the rhetoric that they are neutral. and the war in ukraine, i think they will go ahead with these 2 are not the only ones meeting and in terror on today to get rid of time on is also there for talk when he had an agenda of his own turkey planning a fresh military offensive in northern syria. how did that go down without not good . in fact, the supreme iran, in a very public manner pushed back against the turkish plans to invade northern syria and warden that the consequ

u. s. defense department said the launchers can be a game changer forgive because high mars is such a precise, longer range system. ukrainians are able to carefully select targets that will undermine the effort by russia in a more systematic way. what you see is the ukrainians are actually systematically selecting targets and then accurately hitting them less providing this precise method of degrading rushing capability. while the u. s. military has held to create a new transportation command center. thousands are being employed by the pentagon to direct the flow of the billions of dollars worth of american arms. going to key if former united nations weapons inspector in iraq, scott ritter told this program that he believes us satellites. footage is being handed to ukraine to strike russian targets. i'm is close to 100 percent certain certain that max arissa is coordinate with the ukranian. look max are, has a long history of working with the u. s. government. we, we've seen them used as a proxy in the past, and there's no doubt in my mind that they're being used as approx today to gather of

u. s. defense department has been depriving ukraine of digital sovereignty by controlling communication devices in the country. that's according to russian deputy foreign minister, a leg shit. a mullet of microsoft is fulfilling the orders of the pentagon and us intelligence agencies to take full control of the entire information infrastructure of ukraine into private of any digital sovereignty to lensky regime, has provided microsoft tools for surveillance, provocations, false flag computer attacks. apparently the notorious id army of ukraine, which continues to boast about hacking servers in russia, is also the work of microsoft. his statement came in response to a report by microsoft on alleged russian cyber attacks. claims that the senior diplomat said were not based on hard evidence. the intern accused of the u. s. tech company of encroaching on the sovereignty of other states. microsoft, however, has insisted that russia has been committing cyber warfare. russian agencies are conducting global cyber influence operations to support their war efforts. these combined tactics develope

u. s. defense department. or the investigation into hallway equipment near us minute infrastructure was launched as far back as the obama administration. back in 2020 congress approved almost $2000000000.00 to try to force fall way off the us market boats. none of the equipments has been moved so far. let's go live now to andrew learned independent china specialist. andrew, thanks for joining us today here on oxy. now, what do you make of this report or any of these allegations surprising to you? well, hello supplies at all, because this was the 1st time why has been identified as the arch any b o u. s. technology way back, as you mentioned, the obama administration, while way already. in fact, why has been cut all over and finally the high and michael chips result he almost collapsed. so bob. ready industry, but the fact remains why has been in infrastructure, especially in 5 g, a structure on a long time. in fact, in spite of the company that council 60 percent, all l y g in both structure throughout the wor

u. s. defense department phase. the launches can be a game changer for key f because hi mars is such a precise longer range system. ukrainians are able to carefully select targets that will undermine the effort by russia in a more systematic way. what you see is the ukrainians are actually systematically selecting targets and then accurately fitting them, thus providing this precise method of degrading russian capability. in a related issue, the u. s. military has had to create a new transportation command, the backdrop to that being that at thousands will be employed by the pentagon to direct the flow of the billions of dollars, tens of millions of dollars worth of american arms going to you crane. so quite a few issues to delve into with former us marine corps intelligence officer. scott richard scott, always good to have you in the show. thank you. is there evidence that you can see that ukraine is, or maybe planning to use weaponry from the u. s. and nato to strike russian territory if so, what ramifications cou

u. s. military lab done for research on biological weapons or biological warfare or dangers linked to the u. s. department of defense. often the usa has dismissed this as a conspiracy theory said that it is not tolerable for discussion. now, however, we now have the end of the world health organization saying that they should be able to discuss all i offices, leave them on the table and leave politics out. own hi put, this is my city main on the table until we have evidence that enables us to rules that day and high policies in or out. there are new questions about the possibility called that originating a u. s. department of defense link laboratory. it's important to note that some of the censorship that has gone on since the beginning of the pandemic, limiting discussion and not permitting debate about this issue, certainly worth reexamining. questions being raised about why certain theories about the pan demik were not allowed for discussion, kill him up and taking us to the end of this news luck, but to stay where you are because are short documentary coming right up, tackles a question, still being debated to d

u. s. military lab done for research on biological weapons or biological warfare or dangers linked to the u. s. department of defense. often, the usa has dismissed this as a conspiracy theory that, that it is not tolerable for discussion. now wherever we now have the end of the world health organization, saying that they should be able to discuss all i leave them on the table and leave politics out. own hi, put, this is my city main on the table until we have evidence that enables us to rule certain hypothesis in or out. there are new questions about the possibility called it originating at a u. s. department of defense link laboratory. it's important to note that some of the censorship that has gone on since the beginning of the pandemic, limiting discussion and not permitting debate about this issue, certainly worth reexamining questions are being raised about why certain theories about the pan demik were not allowed for discussion. those the main stories this our do head over to our t dot com or our social media pages and of course odyssey channel for more news and videos. i peter scott, thank you for watching in

u. s. department of defense link laboratory. it's important to note that some of the censorship that has gone on since the beginning of the pandemic, limiting discussion and not permitting debate about this issue, certainly worth reexamining. questions being raised about why certain theories about the pan demik were not allowed for discussion. those the main stories this our do head over to our t dot com or our social media pages. and of course odyssey channel for more news and videos. i peter scott, thank you for watching. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, the 2nd world war i think 2 millions of people during the conflict, the balance of power was held by the leaders of 3 nations. the united kingdom, the united states, and the ussr march the 31st 1945. a british royal air force plane lands in crimea with a very important passenger, the british prime minister's wife, clementine churchill. boop our daughter cattle a year. bill preposition, she assures me you see you, you believe was clinical mostly the she did. yes. panella, she dish, or a c

u. s. department of defense link laboratory. it's important to note that some of the censorship that has gone on since the beginning of the pandemic, limiting discussion and not permitting debate about this issue, certainly worth reexamining. questions being raised about why certain theories about the pan demik were not allowed for discussion. many thanks for joining us here on our t international. and as always, you can find plenty more news debate analysis on our website policy dot com ah ah, the north atlantic treaty organization is a peculiar thing. it claims to be a defensive military alliance, but it aggressively expands, and that expansion is to regulate russia and it's clean slate. ukraine is losing a war. nato actively supports, essentially, nato has decided to double down a failure ah, the phones were on r o for ukrainian integration into west or north nato. it was a rather european union. and the coal ukrainian crisis, which we see now in the full scale, started with the idea of association agreement, 2013. of course,

department of justice. i various organs of the u. s. government to include the department of defense, the central intelligence agency, as to what types of enhanced interrogation techniques would be authorized for certain types of detainees. with when they began confining pantano, they moved to having psychologists do interviews with patient discover individual flaws. individual sources of trauma in security. and then they, they also discovered because they were demanding with arabs and muslims. a muslim males are uniquely upset by annuity and also by female fiscal contact. and then share of don't race has always played a role in american torture. it's the american torture techniques are part of old military punishments, punishments that were used on slaves and, and, and you might find that strange, but there was one area where slaves were never whipped, but you use clean techniques on them. they didn't leave marks. and that was, if you're going to sell a slave, because a slave that had with marks means that they were not going to obey. and so a clean slave was so got a higher price.

the sanction secondary sanctions, nobody was, you know, used to be the enemy was the department of defense. it's the u. s. department of treasury, it's the true enemy right now. so you know, why should anybody touch this? nobody wants to be punished for it. ok. and what did it end? because of this process here, people going to flee the dollars are going to flee. all of this new trade relations they, they, they don't need to put up with this nonsense. that's lecturing from the g 7 within the g 20. go ahead, don, 1st of all, to just get a little framing with reality around that issue. last year and $9000000.00 plus people died of starvation in the world. the year before, $9000000.00 plus people died of starvation in the world, the year before, et cetera, et cetera. largely, this is a result of u. s. foreign policy had nothing to do with russia. vladimir putin, a little fairy dust, angels fly round or, or anything else. or this is a result of the united states, in essence, sucking the resources out of much of the world at gun points. if you take a look at germany, it's still occupied by the united states, n

u. s. navy and advise the u. s. department of state on defense on march time, he joins us by skype from new york. thank you very much for being with us here on the program. so let me ask you got him put in his came to show that his navy is top class, but how does it actually compared to other countries like the u. s. the u. k. and china, for example, is difficult to make comparisons in the absence of true experience between the navy's. i've spent a lot of time in the u. s. navy, over the past, 50 years or so. and i operated with and negotiated with russian and their predecessors, soviet naval officers and semen. they're good, they're equipment, however, is substantially different than us naval equipment. and their ability to deliver weapons is somewhat questionable. we've had series of good negotiations and attempts to resolve peacefully the risk of disputes starting with the inks, the agreement between the russian, the soviet navy and the u. s. navy, nearly 50 years ago. following some bad incidents that did not lead possibilities during arab is rarely wars. and we've had a history of peaceful n

u. s. state department, the u. s. security coordinator could not reach a definitive conclusion regarding the origin of the bullet, the u. s. se concluded that gunfire from israel defense forces positions was likely responsible for the death of sharina ob lockley. the u. s. se found no reason to believe that this was intentional, but rather the result of tragic circumstances. during an i d. f. lead military operation. the poor condition of the bullets was listed as one of the foxes that affects the quality of the joint us. israel inquiry us officials said the death of the journalist was likely a result of israeli gunfire, sparking anger among palestinian authorities. the inquiry came up to several other investigations conducted in recent weeks, including by the un, with international body, placing the blame for the jealous death on israel. the truth is clear, but the u. s. administration continues to stall in announcing it. we say israel killed sharon ob lockley and it has to be held responsible for the crime it has committed. earlier we discussed the matter with the head of the i'll hock human rights organisation shall one jabbering. he told us he doesn't believe thes

the department of defense assigned me to assist on the team representing acknowledging mohammad, the, the li defendant, and the 911 case. what i can say is that the u. s. government has acknowledged that for the periods between 20032006, mister mohammed was held at, had certain undisclosed foreign locations, black sites, otherwise known as flexes. it was what a boarded over $183.00 times. correct. i can say that there is a no most between the department of justice. i various organs of the us government to include the department of defense, the central intelligence agency, as to what types of enhanced interrogation techniques would be authorized for certain types of detainees who when they began confining pantano, they moved to having psychologists do interviews with patients, discover individual flaws, individual sources of trauma and security. and then they, they also discovered because they were demanding with arabs and muslims. a muslim males are uniquely upset by miti and also by female fiscal contact. and then fear of don't race has always played a role in american tortures. the american torture techniques are part of old military punishments, pu

u. s coast guard after 20 years. then received clearance working for the department of defense. a couple also owned the house next door, which is being rented out by a family for the past three years. they're still there and they're not sure what's going to happen to them. neighbors say they always rented the place out to military families as to why the couple allegedly fake their identity. says she can't talk about that yet. i can't address that at all. my client just wants everyone to know that she is not a russian spy, and this has been blown way out of proportion. an expert on military intelligence who works for pacific forum says someone with a level of clearance primrose had would be in a position to do some damage. coast guard does, of course, a lot of surveillance. they do the missile radar work and all of that in hawaii, so there are a lot of things that he could have learned. the detention hearing for both defendants has been rescheduled from thursday. two august second normal morales kate went to residents say theye in a choir friendly neighborhood . now though, their

that did work on that, the c, i a and that the department defense didn't want to touch as part of its global war on terror. the u. s. entered into shifting alliances with other armed forces like here in burundi. shown rick. fate was among those who carried out secret missions with the help of the local military. he was tasked with preventing an assassination attempt being planned on bernice president according to ca, information it, but it didn't work. how i can't do it. he doesn't talk about his other missions. there are reasons for secrecy. when you a soldiers get killed, there does have to be reported. they have military funerals. there they, they come back in flag draped coffins when contractors die. nobody really cares for years. i used to track the number of contractor deaths and it was very, very difficult to, to do it. i mean, in some ways, i also knew that was being used for plaza deniability because i was doing very risky operations that they went poorly. the u. s. could disavow me, they said they never would, but we all knew that's easy for them rather than rescue me. they're called kite operations where