still in the u. s. m. bought and has spoken directly with chinese leaders . she jean pinged the 1st time in 6 months. the phone conversation was initiated by the us president. the discussions come at a low point in china, us relation to new z as president is likely to suspend the constitution. according to a close site who's been speaking to the reuters news agency. it's the clearest indication of kind sides plans since he dismissed the government and took control in july. and those are the headlines. i'm emily anglin. stick around for people empower and i'll be back at the top one. it shows the world and changed the us forever. but after a vengeful war in africanist on how much has changed and at what cost, al jazeera looks back on 20 years since the $911.00 attacks. the fix the coast in a lower cartel is amongst the most powerful criminal organizations in the world. it's multi $1000000000.00 revenue gains and trafficking narcotics into the united states. it also causes immense hom destroying countless lives and corrupting everything. it touches the saved us

u. k. and play a strategic role in the region. china's in tampa presentation, paying is to m u. s. strategic privacy in the region and impose its own sphere influence on the, on the region. and the strategy is not prepared to sit back and allow insecurity, interests. all the interests of his pop is in the region to be traveled over by. so it's not a case of us trying to mend fences. we're basing we done, we're not about bending the need facing what we need to see. if we're trying to take a more pragmatic and sensible a constructive approach to its relationship in the region, all details are nurturing about wednesdays. miss are launched by north korea state media say a new train mounted missile system with tested images released by the k cna news agency appear to show a miss all being fired from a train to ballistic missiles, reportedly flew 800 kilometers before landing in the sea. of north korea as east coast the philippine government says it won't cooperate with an investigation by the international criminal court inter, it's so called war on drugs. the i cc approved and inquiry

i think this agreement has repeated does concerns and makes it very clear that the u . s. m a u k. to give a women strangely committed to maintaining a pre and i've been in the pacific region and counter balancing and deterring, arise in china. the secondly, from an australian perspective, this really elevates our role in the region. the fact that we're getting nuclear submarines i think gives us much more capable naval forces. the mom had before and allowed to be a strategic partner to the us in the u. k. and play a strategic role in the region. yeah. and that's an important point to make malcolm because since president biden took off his, he has refocused us foreign policy onto the indo pacific region. but does this alliance then weaponized, australia is foreign policy in the region. i mean, camera get some shiny new nuclear submarines, but that worsens the already front just relationship between camera and beijing. well, fractious relationship, as you point out, is, is the fault of basing not camera. and that relationship is probably going to continue to work in your respective

u. k. m. u. s. a. could it's right, an older alliances. ah, i'm have them, i have been and this is al jazeera molly from doha. also coming up. the taliban rejects claims of inviting just stays after announcing the government in afghanistan. west african leaders impose sanctions on guineas military rulers there demanding a return to democracy. in 6 months and a broken justice system, the united nations, the keys is then as well and officials and torture, sexual violence, and arbitrary killings. ah, the u. s. b, u. k and australia have defended their new into pacific security lines after it came on the attack from china. under the agreements, the strategy and government will get you clear pirates submarines. it's seen as an efforts to cancer paintings influence in the pacific, but china says it will only intensify an arms race. russell and jordan reports from washington, d. c. the u. s. u. k and australia reportedly agreed to form a new defense alliance on the sidelines of this year's g. 7 summit in england, washington in london will help it

u. s. l m pick empower and i'm pick committees because the picture that was, was drawn for the seventy's. and for us, from the 5 that before gymnast was off a concerted effort at cover up by all these, by all these agencies. and i think part of what was shocking was as, as i earlier as been, one of the olympians said, is that you're talking about reform and christopher res, currently the f. b i, a director general is a discussing before now. but you don't even know the extent of the problem and so that, so this wasn't just the parable counting of a pooling details of abuse and neglect. but it was very practical suggestions had been said, look, need an independent, full investigation, not just into the conduct of nasa and the f, b i as they were looking into master. but a student type organization that allowed this to happen. not just an even gymnastics, but if these committees are in charge and trusted with safeguarding young people as they compete for their country and i found to be so failing

u. s. a strongly a. m b u. k. after they nouns to new deal that we'll see, camera get nuclear powered submarines, but the alliance is pushing back against by jing the us, secretary of state and defense, have met a strongly and officials and accuse china of making expansive and illegal maritime claims. many see the new alliance in the asia pacific as another attempt to contain china's influence in the region by ging has accused the 3 powers of having a cold war mentality a strongly will become the 7th nation in the world to operate nuclear power submarines will bring it out, guess in a moment, but 1st rosalind jordan fall, this report from washington. the u. s. u. k and australia reportedly agreed to form a new defense alliance on the sidelines of this year's g. 7 summit in england, washington in london, will help it by a fleet of nuclear powered submarines. the main reason for the alliance containing china we spoke in detail about china's di stabilizing activities in beijing efforts to course and intimidate other

u. k. and play a strategic role in the region. china's in tampa presentation, paying is to m u. s. strategic privacy in the region and impose its own sphere of influence on the, on the region. and the strategy is not prepared to sit back and allow its security interests all the interests of its partners in the region to be traveled over by a ship. so it's not a case of us trying to mend fences. we're basing we dug but not about bending the need facing what we need to see if we're trying to take a more pragmatic and sensible a constructive approach to its relationship in the region 1000 to protest as an option, tina marching and the capital to demand jobs and an increase in social aid, many of want us hours angry over rising poverty and high inflation. the government of president albert of flanders, has been blamed for failing to deliver on promises to improve living standards itself, with a heavy defeat against the opposition in sunday's primary midterm election. i'll just here still, as a bo just now live from when us, how there. so what's happening that well, there's thousands a

u. k. and play a strategic role in the region. china's in tampa presentation paying is to m u. s. strategic privacy in the region and impose its sphere influence on the on the region. and the strategy is not prepared to sit back and allow its security interests all the interests of his partner in the region to be traveled over by. so it's not a case of us trying to mend fences. we're basing we done, we're not about bending the need facing what we need to see if we're trying to take a more pragmatic and sensible a constructive approach to its relationship in the region. tannel families bid to seek asylum in australia has been given a temporary reprieve. to the immigration minister granted them a 3 month expansion to stay supporters of pleading with the australian government warning, the family could be tortured if there deported to sri lanka. sarah clark was the plight of the move. cap and family has made headlines around the world. they've been to seek asylum and thinking the strategy was denied in 2018, and the government attempted to deport them. that to get a public outcry and

u. k. and play a strategic role in the range of china's in tampa and presentation pain is to m u. s. strategic privacy in the region and impose its own sphere influence on the, on the region. and a strategy is not prepared to sit back and allow its security interests. all the interests of his pop is in the region to be traveled over by a shape. so it's not a case of us trying to mend fences. we're basing we done with not about bending the need facing what we need to see if we're trying to take a more pragmatic and sensible, constructive approach to its relationship in the region. a philippine government will refuse to cooperate with an investigation into it's so cold war on drugs international criminal court approve the inquiry on wednesday, prosecutors will look into allegations of widespread human rights abuses. jamila calling dugan reports from manila when it comes to the international criminal court . the philippine government stand is always been consistent. it says it does not recognize. i see see jurisdiction over president rodrigo to and his government after it has withdrawn

both counting has begun in germany's general election. exit polls show the 2 main parties, the s p v m s c u s. t. a few lines are running, neck and neck, the greens falling in 3rd place say they are open to discussing it, coalition. thousands of people have protested against the technician. president moved to vote by decrease, of course of kaiser were also out enforced on the streets of chinese on sunday. and a funeral has taken place for one or 5 found a finance killed by israeli forces in the occupied west bank. the bodies of before others have not yet been released. the un phase of ganeth son is facing economic collapse without the immediate assistance and humanity, terry and aid. millions of dollars of afghanistan are frozen in foreign bank trades, laptop gas business is struggling to survive. john stratford re for some couple though of me as he sold land at home in all his thoughts of his textile company. 40 years ago. he says he has since invested half a $1000000.00 in the factory. close afghan and foreign companies use to buy the clothes and scarves. it makes the business as virtuall

m u. s. move closer to introducing cove at $900.00 booster vaccination despite the w, i chose warning that it's unnecessary and irresponsible. i'm doing. so with this for free, for says the survey shows fund support to more frequent well come as it pushes on with controversial plans, hold it every 2 years. ah, china has it use the us and estrella of colluding to smear its reputation. and the latest fall out of the 2 countries joined britain in a new alliance. the us secretary of state and defense, met streaming and officials on thursday, and accuse china of making expansive and illegal maritime claims. many seating you security agreement as part of f. it's by the way to contain china is growing, influencing the region was really, as prime minister is shrugging off beijing's anger. we just found doing what we need to do to keep the straight insights and protect our national interests. i mean, trying to do the same thing. they have massive investments in the military capabilities, including the

let me remind you that in 201213 when, when left by germany jensen, american m d u. s. and you pay the you seriously with us support started to deal with the state of dispute. they managed to establish the political dialogue. acosta will serve if you will let they manage to pressure served with their leverage towards recognizing the fact recognizing the existence of an independent fate of course with the loss of causal for the state of serbia. we had the april 2013 agreement which was a defect no recognition through the linking or the conditioning of you memberships, perspective for a survey with the recognizing the reality of on the oven in the pending cause. the way it was only a question of time to follow through with that dialogue, whether as the b u and the west did not follow through the dialogues credibly slipped into, slipped into prices and turned in the opposite and turned into serbia and costs of all the leaders exploiting the weakness of the west and trying to return the dialogue into their pursuit. so for 5 years, this negotiations on crises and the fact th

u. s. we've got the u. s. purchasing managers and x is the p. m. eyes, which give us an indication of slowing economic activity on the horizons. we have both the service and manufacturing p. m i's weaker than expected. still growing out the pace, but deceleration is here. so there is enough supply chain challenges. there's enough economic indicators, is enough, coven concerns globally? and some of those concerns extend to the supply chain issues to support opec's decision to stay on track with gradual increases, who's the right choice by opec. and it was based on non contentious economic data. and now chris, the u. s. shell output is expected to arrive to $8100000.00 barrels per day, starting this month, the highest outputs in april of 2020. now while the u. s. is a net export, or we have heard the white house as we just talked about, call for further production from opec. what effect will this and shale boom have if you want to call it a boom, obviously it's just coming back to where it was. have on the oil markets, i mean, it means that consumers will finally have some relief with gas prices. oil settled dow

quietly allowed nasser to slip out the side door, knowingly, allowing him to continue his work at m. s. u. sparrow, hospital, a usa g club, and even run for school board. nasser found more than $100.00 new victims come, alas, it was like serving innocent children up to a pedophile on a silver platter. why did none of these organizations warn any one? usa g and u. s. o, p c, have a long history of enabling abuse by turning a blind eye. both organizations knew of nasser abuse long before it became public. although you wouldn't know that by their, by reading their press releases, which would have you and their corporate sponsors believe that athletes safety comes 1st. we have called for a fully independent, factual investigation for years now. because i and these women who sit before you know, 1st hand these organizations and their public statements are not to be trusted. they claim they want accountability but then seek to restrict which staff can be interviewed, which documents can be examined, and claim attorney client privilege over and over again. the so called investigations. these org

u. s. president joe biden. c m. i. kronos expected to demand clarification about the new defense packed in the pacific, which resulted in australia, scrapping of the deal. france was left out of the new alliance between the united states, australia and the united kingdom. because, you know, i don't, i don't, on the, on the president biden asked to speak with the president of the republic, and there will be a telephone discussion in the next few days between them to move forward. because what's at stake with this issue with this crisis, as you said, is a strategic one more than a commercial one. what's at stake here is the presence of forces, the balance in the in the pacific region where part of our future relations with china is it state will, ellia, is trailing prime ministers. scott morrison said that france was made aware of grave concerns before australia switch to nuclear power submarines built with us and u. k. technology. they had would have had every reason to know that we had deep and grave concerns. that

u. s. it failed in f. m. stand if betrayed its allies and understand you can't trust united states and they're using that with other countries in the struggle in the geopolitical struggle. we're happy with russia and china. so unfortunately, i agree. what he did was could be, might be described by some people as both, but that's not the issue. the issue is, was it right? and my view is clearly wrong. ok on that now we'll have to leave it there. thank you so much. my guess for joining us, retired lieutenant general ben hodges, and that's a key been david 70. thanks for your time. thanks for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al jazeera dot com for further discussion. you can go to our facebook page that facebook dot com forward slash ha inside story. concerning the conversation on twitter as well or handle as adrian site story for myself and the whole team here. and thanks for watching bye for now, [000:00:00;00] the news news, news news, trailer aboriginal children as young as 10 being arrested and locked up in the 1st of 2 special report. one of one ac in

u. k. parliament. so some angry exchanges on monday as m. p. 's returned from their summer recess. in the u. s. the opposition has been roundly confirming the leadership over the last minutes evacuation from afghan us. then there were some tough questions for the british prime minister. families of 2 of my constituents, including a 7 month old child, was forcibly removed from flight and thrown out of cobble into the street where the seat of the suicide bombing i was before. mister speaker, i absolutely feel yes, and i want to ask the prime minister, how on earth would potentially fit the decision? allow perhaps even, even after i've lived these, my friends would minister toys left and all right. and how many objected from the airport into homes. we just will be up to 3 to the families that the government has the port and live binge of i'm we have no evidence of anybody being pulled off flights, but i would ask him, obviously, if the guy would ask him to, to raise it with the raise the particular cases directly with, with my right, honorable friends. maurice johnson went on to defend the afghan,

u. k. parliament saw some angry exchanges on monday as m. p. 's returned from their summer recess. as in the u. s, the opposition has been wrongly condemning the leadership over the last minute that vacuum ition from afghanistan. and there were some tough questions for the british prime minister families. 1 of 2 of my constituents, including a 7 month old child, was forcibly removed from flight. i'm thrown out for a couple of them to the streets where the seat of the suicide bombing i was before. mister speaker, i'll please feel 2 years. and i want to ask the prime minister, how on earth, what mister potentially fit decision allow perhaps even after i've lived these, my friends will minister some less like how many objected from the airport into harm's way. and just now will be up to 3 to the families that the government has the port. and then we have no evidence of anybody being pools of flights. but i would ask him, obviously, and if you think i would ask him to, to raise it with the right the particular cases directly with, with my right honorable friends or as johnson went on to

u. k. parliament saw some angry exchanges on monday as m. p. 's return from their summer recess. in the u. s. the opposition has been run lea condemning the leadership over the last minute like ation from us. get this done. and there were some tough questions for the british prime minister families of 2 of my constituents, including a 7 month old child, was forcibly removed from flight and thrown out of cobble into the street where the seat of the suicide bombing i was before. mister speaker, i absolutely feel yes and i want to ask the prime minister, how on earth would this potentially fit decision allow perhaps even after i lived these, my friends were ministers sucked, which left and is like how many people objected from the airport into harm's way and just now will be up to 3 to the families, but the goal month about any danger until we have no evidence of anybody being pulled off the flight that i would ask in obviously. and if you think i would ask him to, to raise it with the raise the particular cases directly with, with my right honorable friends. or as johnson went on to

u. k. parliament saw some angry exchanges on monday as m. p 's return from their summer recess. as in the u. s, the opposition has been roundly condemning the leadership over the last minutes evacuation from afghanistan. there were some tough questions for the british prime minister families of 2 of my constituents, including a 7 month old child, was forcibly removed from flight and thrown out of cobble into the streets where the seat of the suicide bombing. i was before. mister speaker, i'm absolutely furious and i want to ask the prime minister, how on earth would this potentially fit decision allow perhaps even, even after i lived these, my friends were minister left under life and how many objected from the airport into harm's way. and just now will be up to 3 to the families, but the boom and about port, any danger? we have no evidence of anybody being pools of flights, but i would ask him obviously, and if the guy would ask him to to raise it with the raise the particular cases directly with with my right, honorable friends of ours, johnson went on to defend the afghan poli

u. k. the armed forces minister admitted to m p 's that they won't be able to get everyone out. it's not possible for us to bring out everybody who had a connection with the, with the u. k. forces onto the ira scheme. and more than 8000 gallons have been evacuated by the u. k, with at least more than a 1000 left behind who are eligible for occupation. and i've got interpreter, he worked with british forces, told us it's just the latest betrayal. there were failures in different levels. first of all, the government failed to process their documents in time than with the evacuation process. israel to create some sort of procedures in place where to prioritize the interpreters and those partners of the you could go from and whose life for immediate risk to take them out. there was a situation and those who what even that called in for the flight could not make it inside the airport because of the crowd in the front gate. a formal u. k. counter terrorism, intelligence officer, charles, she would says russia and china have a lot of leverage over the ton about unlike the west. no, of c

u. s. and the nato allies. in addition to the u. s. suspending as plans to continue funding the now overthrown government, the i m f confirmed. it was cutting $370000000.00, and cobit relief paid the world bank that it would freeze over $2000000000.00 in active funding. and the you confirmed it would freeze $1400000000.00 in aid that was supposed to be released over the next 4 years. all of this, as washington continues to block access to $9500000000.00 and ask in reserve stored in us banks, which includes $1300000000.00 worth of gold and new york rushes envoy to f dana cent, called on the u. s. to release the government's assets, saying that if washington truly cared about the fate of the afghan people, then there is no need to create additional problems for them and the form of freezing the goals and foreign exchange reserves of the ask in state. he went on to know that if the us doesn't do so, is likely to create even more kale as the country is forced to turn to illegal profits for ms. sky rocketing opium production or the billions of dollars and weapons and military equipment left behind by the united states. so joining

u. s. to accept it made an error and investigate m l m id says his family was wrongly targeted by american forces. looking to stop a suspected eisler. peroration 10 people including 7 children, were killed in the strike. on august the 29th, a man, he said, his family was not linked to the group, but were employees of american organizations who had hoped to be evacuated. us claims the strike destroyed a vehicle packed with explosives and prevented an attack on cobbles airport. ah, prime minister looks to be charged as a suspect, and the manager of the president. the country's chief prosecutor, has asked a judge to indict a halo. he officially and ordered migration services not to leave. let him leave haiti present driven, and louise was assassinated in july and court document. se the prime minister was called twice. and now as after the death, by one of the main suspects. the cause is around for am local time. last had 7 minutes, 5 minutes to oh, he has not commented. ok. mines is a journalist with the pay to the best in newspaper. he says the investigation is not focusing on those phone ca

u. s. to accept it made an error and investigate m l a montes says his family was wrongly targeted by american forces. looking to stop a suspected ice law, peroration 10 people including 7 children, were killed in the strike on august the 29th of madison. his family was not linked to the group but were employees of american organizations who had hoped to be evacuated. us came to strike, destroyed a vehicle packed with explosives and prevented attack on cobbled airport. coming up on the news of london, denise ministry will begin talks with political and religious leaders on forming the national unity government. they promise ops. the claims that america's top general secretly called his chinese counterpart twice last year or the 5th president, trump could box a war with china. and his fortunate kit mara describes the new us open champion as the 10th time of the century. and you have with that story, ah, let me put in his, hosted his ally, the syrian president, bashar assad for the 1st time in 6 years. to need to discuss how the syrian forces backed by russia will gain control of the country's l

u. s. i'm the west of chastising his government i b, m. it says the international community is not doing enough to hold c grain rebels. accountable will bring in august in just a moment. but 1st this report from she hubbard, tennessee, in washington. this is not the imposition of sanctions but another threats of sanctions. president biden's executive order, empowers the state department of treasury to be able to sanction those seen in the future to be standing in the way of a negotiated piece in the future on all sides. but no deadline has been announced if the government of ethiopia and the to great people's liberation front, take meaningful steps to enter into talks with out preconditions and allow unhindered humanitarian assistance. the united states is prepared to mobilize assistance for the opiate to recover and revitalize its, its economy, and build a future for his people. the state department officials say they fear prime minister, i'll be on want to declare a victory over the to crow and peoples with a ration from when he sworn in

u. s. intelligence services. in an email, the head of a u. c. global david morales, or the surveys of a phone just visit with lower with m u. c. global lawyers explains to the spanish judiciary that the phone just meetings with all visitors, but especially the defense lawyers recorded me. we have long been concerned about the level of surveillance that joint assigns is facing within the ecuador and embassy. this is a severe breach of loyal client attorney privilege and fundamentally undermine our ability to properly defend and provided defense to join us. ours. finally, ecuador gifts into the pressure for political and economic reasons equivalent. so we are not in that, but if you had it, a fetal, diplomatic or altogether so your sense you like it was we last me i am sure that the whole house will welcome the news this morning that the metropolitan police have arrested julian. a sorry, yeah, arrested for breach. you pay off in $87.00 news in the door in embassy. he has also been arrested in relation to an extradition request from the united states for me to speak to this go to shows in the united kingdom. no one is about th

u. s. administration is trying to salvage image after the disastrous pull out on the british foreign secretary as brill by m. p. 's over his handling of the gun crisis and why he was relaxing on the beach when capital fell. when did you board holiday? what deep speaking gordon didn't what he did say or what i made, what date? holiday separately said, i think your personal trans policy support would be a good holiday. ah . with the top stories from the past 7 days and right up to the moment developments as well. welcome to the weekly an r t. i'm you know you this week i saw the u. s. military conclude its longest ever war leaving afghanistan to the fates of the same people washington had promised to overthrow 20 years ago. the remaining american troops left the country in the dead of nights early on august 31st, which was the deadline day. to welcome the withdrawal with celebratory gun shelton, fireworks right after the last u. s. military aircraft took off from the cities report, which is not fully under caliban control. have a look at what the americans actually left damage cars, broken glass, barbed wire

all hail the algorithm on jazz o launch has m c k and the headlines on jetta. the u. s. and cotton say they want cobble airport to be open for international passenger flights. in the coming days. they say it is essential to keep our humanitarian a, to afghan as don, and help people leave. the united nations says f canister is facing the collapse of basic services and food and other aid is starting to run out the office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs urging donors to give more assistance ahead of an international aid conference for afghans thought on september 13th charlotte bellis has more from cobble will help a sion doctors without borders, african bridge prison, red cross all putting out releases saying this is really getting serious. and a lot of it comes down to money. the taliban. essentially, the width and community is cuddle funds to the telephone because they sanctioned with you in sanctions. but because going to some was running for the most part on international aid. and during talking health care education, a lot of the staples that people rely

in the united states, the dow, the nasdaq, and the s m p are all down for the week, while inflation fell slightly. the white house is now warning the u. s. could face in economic crisis in congress doesn't come to an agreement and raise that $20.00 trillion dollar federal debt limit before the end of this month. and finally in canada, the t s. x is in the red country, saw annual inflation hit 4 point one percent in august, marking its highest level in 18 years. the soaring prices have become a topic of debate as opposition figures to criticize prime minister justice trudeau and his party ahead of the upcoming federal action on monday. moving into next week, we will continue to keep an eye on the ongoing supply shortage worldwide and its impact on the global recovery time. now for a quick break, but when we come back, could we soon see regulatory movement in the crypto space in the us? we'll take a look at what to get the chair is saying about the situation that we're going to break your number to call me i have often said transfer fee for the full privacy for the kids about privacy. what people care about is power. julian, a son just

we're also expected to have questions about the reports of thousands of emails, but m p, 's and charities here in the u. k. sent to the foreign office in recent weeks with urgent cases needing to be evacuated, but didn't even get looks at now the u. k. stressing it is stepping off its efforts to evacuate the risk of guns right now. well, they saying that if they actually make it to the border, they will be helped to be evacuated. and as a resettlement scheme for the coming years, they're also insisting that everybody who's been flown into the u. k. so far and there are around $10000.00 people in quarantine hotels right now. they will now be given the indefinite right to remain in the u. k. so to work here and to start new lives. but as for dominic, rob number 10 has said that the prime minister has full confidence in his foreign secretary. but it really does depend on certain answers. but he'll give as to whether the, the pressure will continue on him because it's not just against his department, but against his personal performance. for example, going on holiday, like boris johnson did the prime minis

u. s. military deal with the u. s. military. julie asking the taliban mostly affect any stranded americans during the evacuation of carnival and bring them gently to the britons. m . i 6 by the pound key now talking to the taliban to awesome. not to let any terrorist settle camp there. but wasn't that the didn't threatening the taliban? not the un, and then asking for their help on the ground and getting caught trying to rewrite reality. not a good look off the 2 decades about that stuff. doesn't make the hollywood version when hundreds of american citizens, enough guns with visas, less stranded still and i've got to stand. washington promises look at all possible options to not leave them there permanently. then looking out for its own people isn't the only thing that the u. s. as botched in it's 20 years enough. ghana stan the who's the taliban now has more black hawk helicopters than 85 percent of the countries in the world. ah okada and isis k still exist in our growing and gamma stand and eventually they acquire these weapons. the majority of every member behind me is a veteran. we now have americans stuck in afghan at the taliban in charge with mo, more we

what every single president, since george bush has done, they've used the, a o m f to bong 19 countries. so after 911, b, u. s. a q is the taliban who are in power and of garrison of shelter in the some of atlanta and al qaeda. the taliban actually offered to give bin laden up. if the u. s. could just prove he was guilty, but bush rejected this offer multiple times. and just like in 2000, when people say gas, dan is going to become a terror house, which is all it gets back then tony blair said ok, that was destroyed one month after the invasion. literally, we have destroyed virtually all the terrorist training camps of al qaeda. we destroyed an enormous amount of the military infrastructure of the taliban thereafter. power as far as the existence completely taken out, so of america's war on terror was supposed to beat terrorism. why are there more suicide attacks and more people dying from terrorism? since 2001? just look and how the number of deaths keeps rising and rising and rising. if america lost 3000 people on 911 again, austin has had multiple 9 eleven's since the invasion. and just like the people in