u. s. has been imposing its policies and imperialist ambitions around the world. it's not very difficult to understand that the u. s. is a u. s. is basically fearing that it will lose its growth on the region and on other nations and. and as i said, these exterior territorial sanctions are means to kind of give a lesson to any country that there's to stand against the u. s. is the extra territory all coercive measures and sanctions. so the u. s. is very worried that, for example, other countries would tend to deal with iran with russia, china, that the u. s. c's ads as it rivals around the world. but at the same time, i mean, you can see that, for example, european countries did not, did not stand to usaa and of course of measures and even a accepted that their own citizens would be dealing with the economy could difficulties when it came to the sanctions on impose on russia and iran, and they refused to deal with iran and russia directly even though those policies that they adopted. 2 given to u. s. s. and sanctions of, or on 3rd countries have been hurting or during citi

u. s. can't claim that nicaragua supposedly has political prisoners, which it did not have. and this is the same tactic that the u. s always does. it's called moving the goalpost right. the u. s. says that the, that nicaragua has political prisoner, so nicaragua, releases them on the u. s. redefines a whole, another group of people and says they are political prisoners. this is what happened after the 2018 cru attempt. people who were were convicted of violent crimes and drug dealing and other crimes who were involved in the qu, they were imprisoned. and then as part of negotiations, the nicaraguan government passed an amnesty process that allowed some of these violent plotters to be released. and in the u. s. government said that there was another other political prisoner. so this is yet another example. venezuelan government has also done this where the, these governments that are heavily sanctioned illegally by the u. s. they make it an example of a concession, which is potentially a move toward negotiations to try to lift sanctions. and we'll see if u. s. actually does, o

u. s. abrams are appropriate for ukrainian forces who have not trained on them for years. when the u. s. provided them to saudi arabia in iraq, their programs to train their militaries up to use these tanks for 5 and 7 years respectfully. so the idea that they're just going to send over a few dozen tanks and give regime forces are just going to jump into the turrets and drive off and achieve some type of victories is frankly, in the, it's pure propaganda. it's, it's, it's ludicrous in, in military terms, it is pure political symbolism. the abrams are even heavier and, and more technically complex for, for the untrained user. then the leopards, but only marginally, which is why the u. s. doesn't want to see them cent. and, and see them perform badly and destroyed on the battlefield. the pentagon's making certain information on u. s. involvement in ukraine. public. several defense officials have testified in the 1st open hearing on oversight of u. s. military equipment to ukraine. officials claim they're keeping a close eye on the money sent to keith, while also admitting the conflict ha

u. s. was bidding their wall 100. so salvador, in watermarks and environments the u. s. nicaragua was not. but then the us supported of ireland qu, attempted to a 1018 then, you know, initiated at least 3 rounds of sanctions, economic sanctions, against the country. and yeah, so that has hurt the country and led to this increase in migration. could we call that some sort of a blowback? well, in a sense, yeah, in the truth is all this migration from central america's blowback. right, i mean let's, let's face it, the you are supported right wing dictatorships and how, salvador, that killed 75000 people in guatemala, the kill 200000 people in honduras, they killed thousands of people. and yeah, the free, the, that was born by that is this huge migrations. the u. s. has destroyed these societies in these countries. nicaragua has been one country as a weather that storm because frankly, the good governance of the saturdays just but you know, the us is doing everything you can to undermine data. com that's siding and yes, that will lead to more migration. so yeah, i think it's fair to say all th

u. s. not going to save this, and abrams probably, or at least not for another year or so, but i'm guessing it was only to pressure them so they kind of know, notice how they're being manipulated and pressured, and a lot of german officials are getting quite a thought hold that thought we have to go to a hard break. and after that hard break, we'll continue our discussion on some real new st. ah, for ah, lisa canter, russian state full narrative. i've stayed as i phone and the most landscape div us . mm hm. and i know that for me it within the 55 would be okay, so mine is 25 and speaking with we will ban in the european union, the kremlin media machine, the state aunt, rush up to date, and school ortiz spoke neck, given our video agency roughly all band on youtube and pinterest with me. ah, the west, ah, in convincing much of the rest of the world on that particular point around you, craig and, and russia's actions in ukraine. i think one of the problems to the west is the rest of the world loo

u. s. sending more troops and asking as to go to the u. s. for training shows that the situation across the taiwan straits is indeed perilous. if it wasn't the u. s. would not be doing this is why we endanger ours because we've become a porn and the conflict between china in the u. s. law. william, your other son, but there are these sentiments, the oppositions alone or do they represent a considerable view in taiwan population. i think these views represent a certain faction inside a tony society, even though we are seeing the number impose, suggesting more and more people are willing to fight for time one, if a conflict broke out with china. but at the same time, there are people who i've been talking to in recent months and weeks staying at the end of the day, maintaining peace and stability across the toe and street is still their top priority. and they are concerned about the moves and deepen ties. between the u. s . and taiwan in on the military front. and also the, you know, want these kind of gestures, the news are going to send signals to be jane and how beaching as possibly going to respond. so clearly these are not only, you know, restricted to t

u. s. does not see conflict. he also address the uncertainty of inflation and the economy, highlighting low unemployment rates and slowing inflation 2 years ago, the economy is really our stand here tonight at room credit where the help of many people in this room, 12000000 new jobs, more jobs graded in 2 years and he present crated in 4 years because of you. and 2 years ago democracy faces greatest, threatened civil war, and today, though, bruised our democracy remains on bowed an unbroken. oh, white house correspondent, kimberly hulk. it has more. there's no question that the president is looking to sure of domestic support, given the fact that in many ways this is the state of the union speech. the president, 2nd is a really air kind of a de facto pitch to the american public for a 2nd term. in office and so many americans, well there have been those international distractions are really focused on the things that matter most to them domestically right now, and that in most cases are the things that cost a lot

u. s. not going to save their sunday abrams probably, or at least not for another year or so, but i'm guessing it was only to push them. so they kind of notice how they're being manipulated and pressured, and a lot of german officials are getting quite a thought hold that thought we have a good, a hard break. and after that hard break, we'll continue our discussion and some will new st with our p. o. for and never done before. we trigger the general. yeah. okay. that means national government can come into the economy as much as a nickel, a natalie 22 in the youngest, we didn't think about. i'm not gonna get it to us all to that at all. the law moves his dad, my son, he died in the me that i may city sick at sick with his dad, my son, he started on monday. the financial due to, to this is a for me, i need to turn this this and he said, i got me for the reset your home phone. go out shameful from lam. i'm not sure who to lee should, but bob, i'll likely to get very loud to talk a soon. it'll be

u. s. over the last couple of days. lee, tensions between the u. s. and china have been escalating for some time. not just during the tenure of the u. s. president joe biden, but they've been ratcheting up under the presidency of donald trump. there were sanctions that were put in place, or rather tariffs that were put in place, very strict trade tariffs. ah, and as well, there have been a very intense words that have been put in place, and we should point out when it comes to those trade tariffs. ah, those were not dropped to on the part of joe biden. and so there have been a very tense exchanges that have taken place. what we've heard joe biden talking about his strong relationship with the chinese government. we also know that there has been back door espionage to the u. s. is accused the chinese government of being responsible for, for decades. and so this is sort of an ongoing concern of the united states that this is just when the case of this balloon. well, it is kind of a low tack version of intelligence gathering. most of the means of intelligence gathering tends to be more in the form of sa

not been threatened with this balloon? i mean, certainly a balloon over us guys does threaten the u. s. sovereignty does not. what i mean is that is very rare to hear the property does. the secretary of state of the united states declaring that the u. s. sovereignty and territorial integrity have being threatened. but please keep in mind, china has declared on many, many, many occasions that china sovereignty and territorial integrity have been threatened again and again and again by the united states. therefore, both china and the united states need to learn how not to constitute any such threat. directly all on directly, indirectly, intentionally or unintentionally. so that piece can prevail between watching. ready and beijing, rather than these 2 great countries being distracted into confrontational rivalry, i know what do you make of the timing of all of this just after the u. s. for example, reinvigorated its military alliance with the philippines. and right before the secretary of state schedule trip to beijing, which of course has now been postponed. well, 1st of all, many of china's neighbors have in

he's not going to talk about how the u. s. leader is, is the devil, and he's not going to break relations the u. s. but he is going to do what's in brazil's best interest, not what's in washington's best interest, which means he's going to deep in relations with china, with russia, with iran, with india, with pockets on and with many countries around the world. and he's going to try to turn latin america into a regional block that is united and can have it can fight for its own interests in this multi polar world on the international stage. lula already promised before he won the election, he said that he wants to create a new currency for latin america. so the region is not dependent on the u. s. dollar. he wants the region to do more trade among itself and also with other countries in the global south following the model of south south. while peroration so lula, he has always had very good relations with china and russia. and i expect them to continue to deepen and lula is going to also play an important political role, try

u. s. not going to say there sunday abrams probably or at least not for another year or so, but i'm guessing it was only to pressure them so they can no notice how they're being manipulated. and pressured, and a lot of german officials are getting quite oh, isn't that on the thought hold that thought we have to go to a hard break. and after that hard break, we'll continue our discussion on some really safe with archy ah. the jagger's archipelago coma the g o. san diego garcia, the largest island in the archipelago is now the location of a very large u. s. military base. you get given met a u. s. government to make a military base and just deported all of douglas and people from their country. so they called return back on the island. no, but we are fighting. that's why i'm real fighting for the right. so i, we do not consider that the right to self determination actually applies to the general. since i don't the question of self determination, the legal advice we have received is actually the c

u. s. government, not just with a drone killings and not just with the weapons to saudi arabia, but also through u. s. participation in the war. candidate biden was going to end the war and the weapons supplies and treat saudi arabia as a parias 8. now it's now it's almost, you know, an act of betrayal to the democratic party to remember that as so, you know, we have a great deal to look for in terms of, of, of humanitarianism i and the united states is not the leading supplier of humanitarian aid to the world. despite the u. s. praising it's a to yemen, humanitarian organizations are sounding, be alarmed over what they say is the under funding of charity programs in the country. the u. n. has fallen short by were then half of its $4000000000.00 target for donations this year with humanitarian group slamming the shortfall as disgraceful. the international community to day showed it has abandoned yemen at this crucial cross roads with a mayor quarter of the amount needed to support the millions of yemenis here require urgent assistance. this is woefully inadequate and gives the signal tha

u. s. has not even planned any kind of visit and the news of the visit is unity that are only being shared by the u. s. which is definitely a back walk back from the earlier statements that they've made about blink and visit. and beijing, of course, has been saying it's a whether not spy balloon. is that still the message or you're saying they're not messaging and or at all domestically? they are sticking with the explanation and claim that it is still a scientific metro logical balloon that's basically veered off the original course by accident. but the us finding, contradict that because later on they find that the balloon actually changed course . and so this is basically showing that the chinese government official claiming is once again having a lot of holes for being like lighting on the outside world to be skeptical about. and they can't really stand on the ground and we are seeing how they toughen up their stands and become very defensive about it. and how is this william all being received

u. s. will not tolerate any further sort of infringement on u. s. a sovereignty such as the chinese spy balloon incident air. once again, the future and so that was the other clear message sent by joe biden. all right, well thank you very much. kimberly hawk, it will bring you more on the us quite last week and that is asked has affected an area almost the size of percent. millions of people have been displaced, thousands anality in camps completely dependent on aid. i said, beg, visits, had one camp and the southern tucker city of a demon. oh, me, a moment of happiness and play amid the destruction they've written with these children now live in the captain of the yeoman in southeastern tortilla, and not being helped by volunteers. we came here to provide psychological 1st stay to the children and to help them returned to the normality of life. our i missed to make the children laugh because we say if one child laughs, the whole world laughs with more than 5000 people live here. providing food, water, and shelter for them has been a combined effort

u. s. d and the holes these dollars and said to them, look, stop mincing them. you're not allowed to anymore because we suspect that b u. s. the is a security and therefore unregulated and we need to regulate it. but it's a suspicion, it's not a charge, but they still manage to effectively shut it down. and what do you think the u. s. government is so interested in controlling stable coins in the crypto currency market in general. well, i think you have to go back to the inception of crypt, currency nicky. so most famous crypt currency is arguably bitcoin. i think we've got a big big coin be probably on a screen behind the somewhere. and so say bit, but if you read the initial white paper that was written, which really explains what it's about. but so that means it was designed to really this intermediate and to create an alternative way of transacting outside of the centralized control that governments have a until system. and if we, if we take the, the, the government that really has the most in it to kind of control the financial system is the government that controls t

u. s. government. we should also point out that to the u. s. president spoke in the last hour or so, but he did not speak to reporters about this incident. he would only speak about the u. s. jobs report, and he ignored report as questions about this, leaving it to the state department to handle. this is not sitting particularly well with us law makers who are really looking for answers from u. s. government about why this was able to creep into u. s. air space. how this balloon, which the chinese government says is a weather balloon. and the pentagon is saying is anything, but in fact is a collection and intelligence collection device used for floating over some very sensitive military sites. namely an icbm or, or enter a ballistic missile nuclear site as silo field. in fact, over the u. s. state of montana, we also know from the pentagon that when this was detected, we should point out it was detected by bystanders on the ground. not the military itself. that the military then shut down any sort of capability for intelligence gathering. assuring the public that there is no need for alarm. but at

however, the cia did not see the prospects for a revolution. any time, so the u. s. and u. k were not prepared for a regime change in iran. m khomeini chanted the slogan of independence from superpowers. something which would put an end to the british and american dominance on iran's oil. the 2 countries had already overthrown the democratically elected government of mohammed massaged them by orchestrating the 1953 co and restating the shot to power. that's what made toppling the shot in 1979 thinking the unthinkable for washington. as if viewed, mohammed was up on the v as a close ally, and at the best sense of the word, a puppet. this is an enchanted land, in which maternity, thanks to an enlightened young ruler in the presence of an enormous supply of petroleum harmonizes with one of the earliest civilizations known to recorded history. but the will of the iranian nation seemed to outweigh the will of western powers. iran will be an independent country, non aligned, not under the influence of any super power. and he will only have friendly relations with those super power

u. s. is not going anywhere essentially that that support remains. and it's also important for him back home. he is under increasing pressure over the year 2020 to the u. s. allocated a 100 and a little over $112000000000.00 in aid to ukraine. that's a lot of money over one years time we're talking about again military economic, humanitarian aid and questions are starting to be asked in the u. s. while there is widespread support still pretty quick questions are starting to be asked, particularly from republican members of congress. how long does, as long as it takes actually me and how that can be a serious concern for ukraine or for poland? well that's, that's an important question. and i think, you know, if you listen to democratic members of congress, they say no, that is not a concern. and most republicans also say that's not a concern. of course, you know, that's the question that d w put to republican members of congress who came to the new security conference and they were very clear. mitch mcconnell, the senate minority leader, was very clear

u. s, that it is not the suspect. but why, why, why do they seem so afraid to say something that to push back to joe? well, 1st of all, they're still u. s. troops in europe to look at the entire post. more history was only childs the goal when you stood up to nato and take them out. and france withdrew. during the area of the lead up to the rock of a 2003, germany and france joined russia and china to vote against their resolution to authorize the invasion of iraq. those are the only 2 times in 506070 years now, where western european lead is decided to go against united states. look at my call . he said in a conference that he didn't believe in regime change in, in russia. he didn't believe a huge, always talked about a new security architecture in europe, and then he does nothing. so at least he speaks, even shouts made some good noises at the beginning that we have to accommodate rochard abs, security interests. they do nothing till their instincts might be good and they get pulled back. don't ask me because i don't

u. s. bond the pipeline systems on orders from biden administration. now the u. s. s. is not going to conduct the investigation into those nearly surfaced revelations. these blast did not occur on us soil. i would leave it to our partners on whose territory, on whose soil as it were on these plastic urge to speak to the appropriate investigate mechanisms. and now the party line, as you've heard there, is that the nord stream explosion is a european matter and has nothing to do with america. by the way, the same state department spokesman, their dead price was already tweeting way back in march of 2021. so 2 years ago that quote, the nord stream to pipeline is a russian geopolitical project intended to divide europe and weaken european energy security. it's a bad deal for all involved. so net price sure had a lot to say about nord stream back then. but now that it's been blown up and it's no longer a concern to washington apparently. and by the way, since when did washington adopt the position that events happening outside of the u . s. that don't directly involve it, park now

u. s. still sells only lip service to the palestinian people, one of the dos during the meeting with the u. s. federal state the policy improve the fed. israel is not being held responsible for violations of international law. a, this gum swell is really, is being over luca and without being held accountable for its unilateral actions, including settlements, actual annexations of lunch, cherish, shirtless storm in palestinian territories, murdering displacing and demolishing the houses dns days in jerusalem. desecration of oxen mosque season fonts long with ethnic cleansing and apart sights. the u. s. secretary of state came to ramallah in the west bank after a wave of violence. they took the lives of both palestinian and israeli and intensified idea of military raids. especially in the candle janine in the north, although occupied west bank that made january the deadliest month for palestinians . and several years was at least 35 people killed. at his meeting with lincoln, president of bus said it is time for the international community to interfere with his meeting with abbas here in that i'm ala blinking said it is important to ensure that his r

u. s. has not playing with anything at all. it is a magnitude to other preventing any country from offering re enhance that would it truly save lives and syria? what this proves option is that they really do not care about human lives and all their claims about human darien issues and the human issues are absolutely false. narrative that has nothing to do with reality. we no longer believe anything this they say about unity or he'll never get an issue because it is totally untrue. so on the same day that the zalinski of kevin ukraine visited london, they were talking about across the media. the britain was also helping the syrian people is britain helping the syrian people. no another, don't notice then countries had been defeated and people at dawn. you know, the problem is that i'm glad that you are there option and out the is there so that people can see and he has some of the through the what the going on? because honestly, well then, that day and you know, full of life that have nothing to do with reality not and neither r

so tele, try as he might, this palestinian journalist could not get the u. s. spokesman to admit the obvious, the incontestable, that palestinians are an occupied people. question, i'm not. sorry, let me say a couple of things. political statements or media coverage in the us or israel, good or raises the context of the occupation, deprives news audiences of what they need to understand, why some palestinians would react so violently to such as the armed attack, outside a synagogue in occupied east jerusalem a week in which 7 israelis were killed. this is why you see so many israelis who view the settlements as being normal one with the fundamental problem. if you don't understand that you stole in the land of another people and that you're building settlements on that land continually. then it's impossible for them to understand why it is that there is such resistance to occupation. and it's the exact opposite of what we see in a place like russia and ukraine. for example. what the russian military claims is taken with a grain of salt. what do you make of thi

u. s. denials. it's not the 1st time around for the white house. he says, referencing his own experience from back in 2013. when evidence of the u. s. government, spying on citizens was denied by top intelligence officials testifying in congress . the united states was not involved in the nord stream explosion. can you think of any examples from history of a secret operation that the white house was responsible for, but strongly denied? besides, you know that little mass surveillance, careful, pulitzer prize winning, former foreign correspondent from the new york times, says that u. s. denials of the pipeline attack have little to no significance is something that we've seen in the past. not only with seymour hersh, his reporting, but other investigative look at looks at our investigation into activities to the government wants to keep secret. i think that's the standard response. i didn't surprise any of us and i think they had to respond quickly because they couldn't let it just why out there was some kind of a without a denial, but not denial aga

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u. s. air space for so many days. but the state department spokesperson, net price told reporters on thursday that it's not the u. s. that has anything to defend. it's the chinese government because it was engaging in what the u. s. is calling active surveillance. it's not surprising to hear them issue these types of denials. they're in a very difficult spot, but they're in a difficult spot because they placed themselves there. and they decided to take this action against the united states. they've decided i to leverage this program against dozens of countries around the world. i wouldn't say that we're seeking or organize at formal coalition of countries that have been subjected to this specific program. what i would say is we have as part of our diplomatic blocking and tackling since really day. one of this administration's sought to have a convergence of views regarding the challenges presented by the p r c. the state department isn't saying which other countries, chinese bullets have, ugh, crossed in recent times. but the us says that it is consulting with its allies and partners about the best way to confront be