u. s. reason operations in creating a boost in washington's in so activities. previously the legislators who was pause by the lower chamber, the us congress this week of my total sum. previously up closed for this finding, a new plane saying it would come up the cost of domestic prosperity. but in the and t for the product, i'm hoping that the push for his colleagues to vote in favor of the new bill i'm doing here. what i believed to be the right thing. i think for providing legal aid, do you agree in right now is critically important. before we even talk about ukraine? i'm going to tell the president when i'm telling all of you, and we've told the american people border border border, we need a clarity on what we're doing in ukraine and how will have proper oversight of the spending of precious taxpayer dollars and american citizens. the republican warehouse will not be jammed or forced into passing or for an aid bill that was opposed by most republican senators and does nothing to secure our own

reasons. um the u. s. now seeing enlargement as a security and instrument so that you want so not for security reasons. and the budget is part of the discussions, um, but it might not necessarily be the deciding factor in that was an armed conflict raging on its borders. perhaps a better question is no longer whether the you can afford to expand, but whether it can afford not to. so they're all good to be economic costs. but the argument is that those economic costs are what i'm to take a given that the strategic upside of doing is overall. the downside of not doing it is, is halting, right. lottie, mutants, land grab, has pushed you leaders to reevaluate the importance of expansion. so in the sense, enlargement was revised because of us jersey wasik, which is tied to eastern europe. and the challenge for those that believe in law's memo brovio and that's also the focus on it. i mean, the question is, how do we tagged on to that moment? what also remains to be seen is whether the warren ukraine creates enou

actually we all know the reason that the u. s. is here, it's not about the lie. they have already told to the whole world, which is about fighting iris as we all know that it's a big, huge lie. when they decided to come inside syria and have their military into the government. let's re basis a go against all items on the international law under the pretext of fighting isis . so we all know that america has here just to uh, 1st of all, to week and the role of the syrian con, 3 among very the axis of the resistance in the region. this is 1st and 2nd. we know that they are here as much as they were in iraq, uh for new team oil and the ceiling, the resources of other other countries. so for them it's have double benefits over the, the, the suffering and increasing the suffering of the syrian people who have been under siege, says 2011. now how damaging is the oil smuggling campaign for the sea where an economy and it's economic recovery? can you give us a picture? of course it is. i mean the syrian o oil is not them. it could be not that much for the americans will a

1st, but not to the extent that it would give is will the ability to create kind of the reason for more for the u. s. interests because you're right to olsby international action center saw or a flanders says it runs actions against israel all fully justified. a ron has every right to defend itself. there was an absolutely untrue vote illegal by all international law, unequivocally an act of war against iran, which is we'll strike on a, ronnie and console in syria. israel has failed, failed, failed in their efforts in gaza. and now they are seeking to widen the war and full of this. we have to say again and again is with us imperialist backing. this could not have taken place. israel's attack on him run on a run called consular territory could not have taken place without the backing of the us. at the same time, the support and defense of the palestinians must continue. this is at this very moment. there was some discussions going forward on what sort of a shall cease flyer deal could there be? and it's an agreement that frankly is real design is can accept because it, it to be only their failure. w

that's hello to tell you the reasons why the u. s. eventually got kicked off uneasy, and is on the verge of being kicked out a from tad view as news that the war on terror is a big failure in africa, fall from reducing the violence that it only makes noise about. in fact, the results of you is, assistance in africa speaks for themselves. a recent report in indicated, not so long ago, the volume is on the african continent is far worse. then when the u. s. military came in to help the african continent to revealing that to dates from um, terrorism in africa. i have skyrocketed for to more than 100000 pacific during the u as well in terra. and at this point, the u. s. may yet salvage something in tad, but if it exists, that's a lot to me is to say really be a tragedy for chad. the same way is that is not a tragedy for an easy are to say the volume. okay. the level you thank you alyssa, abraham is executive secretary of the african legacy foundation grouping, and the former spokesperson for the market off the libyan government. he says

u. s. a don't specifically look at the reasons behind those. it's dealt with take talk massively popular social app, the kids all over the us are all on its way all the celebrities, all it was made by the chinese. now the u. s. is threatening that they going to completely bind it within the united states. if china doesn't sell, take talk to an approved weston supply. we've also got the issue with taiwan. taiwan. it's an island that is part of china overall. it's just to the south of the mainland. china has this one china policy. i'm not something that the us says it acknowledges, but at the same time when it passed 4 days bill will be sold up money going to ukraine. it was a $1000000000.00 worth of money that's been allocated for taiwan and not is for a to taiwan, including military $8.00. and that is always the really something that china was very unhappy about because it sees the issues in taiwan as being domestic. and the chinese foreign ministers essentially told us both out about domestic issues. china is, concerns are consistent. we alway

, but not to the extent that it would give is will the ability to create kind of the reason for more and for the u. s. interests for the us moves the office. it's gotten that it spoke about the possible sonata is that he could for see, for the situation. and then at least the 3 areas i see this escalating either a settlement where it quietly goes away to an escalation where is real escalates with a response and then iran will respond to that with even more destructive force or is real engages in a doomsday war. scenario where it sets off explosions and attacks and america tries to blame it or on possibly in europe. with the, with the delusion that america in europe are going to be tricked or goaded into world war against iran and all the other muslim countries. i might add, including russia in china, who are uniting with their on, uh, in the, in self preservation. i don't think anyone in the west has a desire or an appetite to escalate. now divided administration, i think, is already made the calculation. it will lose miserably in the election if it is so foolish and reckless as to engage in a, a war

u. s. military assistance. the other reason i think very much has to do with the overall political environment. you know, we, we just saw a few days ago. i'm the imposition of new sanctions against my own side of ours, which is also completely unprecedented in the relationship between the united states and israel. and, and so, you know, i think we are starting to see the administration put out some, some letters that can become serious pressure if they use the more broadly. but for the time being that they're sending these realize the message that they have to get their ducks in row, i mean, legally, what is the us is obligation when it comes to delay the law? well, if the secretary of state receives credible information, the unit that's receiving us military funding or that's nominated to receive us military funding has been involved in committing great violations of human rights, which is a very, you know, small list of, of actions from rape and torture. an extradition extra traditional killing in a few others, but they can n

not to the extent that this would give is what all the ability to create kind of the reason for more and for the u. s. interests. so i think if indeed the washington claims that it's anywhere between $400.00 to what? $500.00 thrones, we know that the admin is also striking. at the same time, i expect the who's what was going to be striking any time soon, just before the 1st wave of these come come because it was arrived to as well. i think that should be a convincing message that the one is no longer afraid of the consequences of israel's actions. well, you, i mean you, you mention convincing message and i just wanted to mention, let me look, it was a couple of hours ago that in yahoo said if iran strikes us, we will retaliate. and now to iran is saying, if he is real retaliates, we will retaliate against their retaliation. i mean, over time z. what comes next door is looking like one escalation officer and the other. does it quickly? just cartoon. imagine the psychology of all of this. nobody hits as well. the only part is the kids as well or non state act. so is that 2nd still because the only exce

but not to the extent that this would give is will the ability to create kind of a reason for more and for the u. s. interests. well meanwhile, that cutting shorter weekend stay, the us president has returned to the oval office for an urgent meeting with his national security team. several days ago, the us report, please send reinforcements to the region. that fee is open and running. a tech of correspondent k that often is across develop the united states has been fully committed to backing up and supporting his rail, providing it with weaponry and providing it we implemented cover at the united nations security council since october, 7th, and beforehand on. now we have the united states basically announcing before today's events happen that they would stand with israel in such a circumstance and that they would not accept the idea that iran had the right to retaliate for the destruction of its consulates in damascus. here's what we heard from us state department officials and the us president. we are devoted to the defense of israel. we will support is real, we will defend, help defend israel and

but most to the extent that it would give is will the ability to create kind of the reason for more and for the u. s. interest. by the way, we are hearing that iran repeatedly warned the number of countries in the region report lead. jordan and lou did before it's retaliatory strikes against the threat, of course, by wanting jordan, washington would've known within seconds if not, washington knew before jordan knew, but clearly the western allies knew what was coming. meantime, there are hundreds of ambulances right now on stand by, in the roads at the okay, part territories will give you more details on this fluid breaking news. there are no, he international. when we return live, the top of the out the all the same draws just don't you have to shape house and engagement because the trail when so many find themselves will support. we choose to look for common ground the they are probably her my little store because the model girl that i got you, no problem seem to them out of the know nothing 30 minutes us out in the drive i showed my brother through he was cited to help people for a lo so now i ne

and the reason is for miss or have said the u. s continues to misput c, china with electric policies attempting to contain beijing. meanwhile, the us island for the police have been conducting murphy drills in the pacific region. that was the 1st time that the annual naval exercises being have outside mid is territory walters. and but totally res consumes among the regional neighbors . i know of the full warning day for them. i think issues have also another reason, a relationship between us and china. well, i see them have signed off on a package to taiwan and has moved to bottom the social network of all suppose, suppose, and security concerns unless it is sold to an american. although west of investor has also been a long standing trade dispute between the us and china, including about export tires and computer chip supplies. so do i spoke with brother, i'm political, i'll is alex reports of i. he says america has been bullying china for a long time, but basing is not putting up with it. and when did the word competition become c

u. s . social scientists make a d mess at midday stays. the reason behind the con, trusting reactions is that the 2 countries practice very different approaches in africa over the united states. insurance in the region as being based on, you know, not very strategic good and gauge brands. and, and via relations has always been on what i call the strings attached to it is some sort of a policy that all is attached to something i've seen, such as human rights, democracy and other forms of governance. whereas china and, and russia's involvement as little as being or not, no strings attached with these a little toilet in which will corporations on a number of issues such as security and others. but secondly, we're seeing over the past few friends in the continent. so going as a result of investment in the infrastructure, in other forms of the can on the relationship between the 2, between the 2 of those 10 and africa through form such as the full price is when we have seen 2 important tricia after cosign each over the past 2, meaning 2 occasions where we

u. s. use is similar fasick to political sabotage on subjection and any reason to promote its own interest. the 1st of the terms in the pacific has been normalized in recent years by countries with hostile agendas against china. we should acknowledge you, that its ideological value is to lake the pacific, and indeed, notions which together constitute by far the largest area of the world as a contested space. one in which china is to be constrained as much as possible. this is how the term has become popularized, given these procedure gains from washington, 2nd, uh, vitamins and bastard or to japan. rahm emanuel, who previously was a congressman who supported america's illegal war, interact with his logged in an apologist of his really oppression against palestine who was a bomb as chief of staff. people before becoming a marriage, chicago, and overseeing a local administration with secret police interrogation size, the one, the hatred of black americans. he was on bluebird television a couple of days ago to comment on biden's meetings with casino and marcos saying the us object is to isolat

u. s. electric car maker is struggling with a global slumping, easy sales and an intensifying price for rapid reasons. growth also means many roles within the company are duplicate. this. international donors meeting in paris have pledge to more than $2000000000.00 in humanitarian aid force you've done . fighting broke out a year ago between the army under arrival, paramilitaries. thousands of people have been killed and over 8000000 displaced the 1st day of donald trump's hush money trial has ended with dismissal of dozens of drawers. who said they could not be impartial? i saw the court in new york, the former president condemned the proceedings as a shot. as an assault on american, trump is accused of falsified business records took over a payments to the adult film start stormy daniels. he's the 1st former us president to face criminal prosecution. this is one of 4 criminal cases against trump jew to be heard before the presidential election in november. us when our washington correspondent banks coming out about if gruber is covering the trump trial under ask them a little earlier damaging it co

u. s. military architecture. uh, the security architecture and the whole reason that we come out also at power to international part of that conversation was simply the fact that baghdad still relies on washington to get his dollars that it has to use to set its oil and the profits go back to america, a complicated system for sure. it dissolved so you don't use retarding in about half an hour. the hello and welcome to cross stock where all things are considered on peter level. the mass of 8 bill for ukraine passed by the us congress ensures the conflict will continue. countless lives will continue the loss. but will this aid all through the events being played out on the ground? there is no reason to believe so. the prospect in ukraine i'm joined by my guest. i'm the one go in north florida. he is publisher of gold goats in guns, blog, and newsletter in miami. we have andrea wong. she is a journalist and co host of the final count down on scrutiny international. and in prichard, we crossed through derrick evans. he is a candidate for congress, as well as vitamins political prisoner, alright, prospect roles and the

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and the reason was the army is 4 minutes. so have said the u. s. continues to miss this, the china with the right thing policy is attempting to contain beijing. meanwhile, the us, i'm, the pains have been conducting lindsay drills in the pacific region. is the 1st time that i know labeled exercise is being held outside many of those territory, the waters on that has raised concerns among regional neighbors. now, a number of other, or need diplomatic issues have also most recently in relations between you and us and china, washington, i've signed off on a package to try one and has moved to bottom of the social net, but 6. so on suppose security concerns, unless it is sold to an american or although western investor, there's also been a long standing trade dispute between the us. i'm china, including about export terrace and computer chip supplies. the i spoke with blogger, i'm political honest. it's a report of what he says, america has been bullying china for a long time, but vision is just simply not putting up with it. when did the word competi

now the geo political reasons is because israel is it just, it just 76 years as a u. s. western imperial battling ram, not just against palestinian nationhood, but against the syrian popular interest against the iranian revolution, against 119. so israel again, this has nothing to do with judaism or religion. israel has been duped in used by western imperialism to do their bidding when it's half a 1000000000 arrow people in the arab world. the current is world olives. adversity of the middle east who fears the. busy a of oppose design is project in israel as a committee call this historically design is gets trapped because how are israel's name is going to respond to this genocide? not just tomorrow, but in the upcoming decades. in, in, in, in years. professor dido saw thank you for standing strong and thank you for your opinions as well. thanks a lot, mike. all right, you can check auto dot com for more updates him. i'll see you again in about 15 minutes from now with more updates from around the world by now the the hey, everybody. just want to start off reminding you

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and the reason is because it's really in a hots, but if it is outspoken, for example, it's um, uh, you know, criticizing the behavior of the u. s. government and basically it counters still own the rates of it basically says that take talk is acting independently from bite the end of the chinese mother company. on the other hand, it's also cannot be critical to the chinese government because i'm a seizing ping. i'm the head of state and china dement absolute legality from its companies. and if they a distance themselves from the chinese government, then um, basically they lose market share. they again regulated and i mean they have also been a lot of ceos that happened disappeared for several months. so i think it's really a very um, strict um and difficult situation also for bite tends to buy the company of tick tock. our thanks is always to wear during the list of probably and crash american vision a quick look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. the us house of representatives has also over whelming, we approved a bill, granting billions and military assistance to israel. the $26000000000.00 a

u. s. government, and it shouldn't matter which government is targeting australians. you should always have your own government email for the reason it on wanting to know want to waste the guy that illegally anymore has been brought to justice. but the court for telling 61 box weighing a 175, he's a virtual defense. it's going to lift that state the when the government todd say what they doing to bring an australian citizen home who's facing potentially a life imprisonment and they refusing to get that in. so when they directly question on the floor a problem, and we have sold a democratic problem, the message sy, sending you to disclose the laws that out for option the war crimes. we will come off with the face of the start and we will do everything we possibly get. took flush you. that's the message by sending that is what i end up giving up on julie and assigns. are we going to let that staff know we? uh, not the i said tom and my boss points that enough is enough. yeah, it was a quick detail, but all they have changed their words carefully because i feel like they are between their deadline day, per se. they say enough is a go

reason is because it's really in the hops. but if it is outspoken, for example, it's um, uh, you know, criticizing the behavior of the u. s. government and basically count us there on the rates of it basically says that take talk is acting independently from bite. then the chinese mother company, on the other hand, it's also cannot be critical to the chinese government because i'm a seizing ping. i'm the head of state and trying to demand episode legality from its companies. and if they a distance themselves from the chinese government, then um, basically they lose market share. they again regulated. and i mean, they have also been a lot of ceos that has been disappeared for several months. so i think it's really a very um, strict um and difficult situation also for buy tends to buy the company of tick tock. our thanks is always to withdraw the list of fabi and crash american vision. tens of thousands of demonstrators have taken to the streets of spain's canary islands, to demand changes to mass torres, and they say the current economic model homes local residents in the environment. the protesters, one or authorities to

u. s. supreme court overturn the nationwide entitlement the pregnancy termination 2 years ago. the address on the lower dates back to 18. 64. according to the state supreme court, there's no reason to con, once again for her bid nearly own abortions in the states. except those that could save the meters life. the revised band extends to pregnancies that result from great and incest, arizona's attorney general once the decision repealed. when the supreme court upholds what is clearly an unconstitutional ban on abortion. and when there are still lingering and remaining legal issues to work our way through. no, i'm not going to allow any county attorney to prosecute abortion in, nor m a i below cannot be enforced for 14 days. after that, anyone who performs the procedure could phase 2 to 5 years in prison. the hey, always plan to follow the law and i will have to really weigh the rest and benefits and make that that's a personal decision that i'll have to make under counsel from, from lawyers, rather than you know, making clinical decisions based on what my patients are telling me i will be phoning my lawyers for guidance on what i can do. the ruling is the latest. i'm a series of

u. s. military officer, who after retiring became involved in investigating the dangers of munitions used by the us. and the only reason you would use a depleted uranium and munitions would be for armor piercing. i would think, i don't see where it's effective in anything else. the radioactive, they may not be. it may be, you know, a lot less radioactive than, than something. it's actually of uranium, but still it's radioactive and it has toxins that it can kill you as a military. we never really know that no one ever really talked about it. it just likes to burn fits that i cover. so we didn't, they, they kept saying everything's good. it's, you know, not, it's not unhealthy for you. it's not, not a bad thing. in joseph, england's book's done pitch the police native american soldiers. he revealed another big mystery. how depleted uranium munitions were disposed of the without to play rainy and being burned into burned pits, it would set up. i mean, then, then it actually you that only had to get terminated area, but it was a domino effect to start finding hundreds of soldiers. i ended up interviewing 1400 soldiers fro

u. s. military officer, who after retiring became involved in investigating the dangers of munitions used by the us. and the only reason you would use a depleted uranium ammunitions would be for armor piercing. i would think, i don't see where it's effective in anything else. the radioactive, they may not be. it may be, you know, a lot less radioactive than the something is active uranium, but still it's radioactive and it has toxins that they can kill you as a military. we never really know about. no one ever really talked about. it just likes to burn fits that i cover. so we didn't, they, they kept saying everything's good. it's, you know, not, it's not unhealthy for you. it's not, not a bad thing. in joseph, england's book's done pits, the poisoning of american soldiers. he revealed another big mystery. how depleted uranium munitions were disposed of the without to play rainy and being burned into burn pits, it would set up. i mean, then, then it actually is that only had to get terminated area, but it was a domino effect to start finding hundreds of soldiers. i ended up interviewing 1400 soldiers from my book. ther

u. s. military officer, who after retiring became involved in investigating the dangers of munitions used by the us. and the only reason you would use a depleted uranium ammunitions would be for armor piercing. i would think, i don't see where it's effective in anything else. the radioactive, it may not be. it may be, you know, a lot less radioactive than the something it's active uranium, but still it's radioactive and it has toxins that it can kill you as a military. we never really know about no one ever really talked about it. it just likes to burn fits that i cover. so we didn't, they, they kept saying everything's good. it's, you know, not, it's not unhealthy for you. it's not, not a bad thing. in joseph pigments, books done pits, the police native american soldiers, he revealed another big mystery. how depleted uranium munitions were disposed of the without to play rainy and being burned into burn fits, it would set up. i mean, then, then it actually is that only had to get terminated area, but it was a domino effect to start finding hundreds of soldiers. i ended up interviewing 1400 soldiers from my book. there

reasons why he's in saudi arabia. and he said that the united states has a measurable progress in the humanitarian situation. even garza in recent weeks, that's oscar. u. s. has been pushing israel to allow for more humanitarian aid to go through. but he felt like those comments to say that the best way to alleviate the humanitarian situation in gaza is full. i say 5 to allow for that situation to, to better itself on the ground for the loss of the allowance of more a to go through. um, you know, that probably gives you an indication of what the top priority of this visit to saudi arabia into all the parts of the region is really about this is his 7th trip to saudi arabia, a, sorry, his 7th to the region. but he's faced to saudi arabia since october 7, he's been doing the shuttle diplomacy trying to get all sides tool king. and he's been bringing with him each time this message of say, saw it. and of course the release of the hostages. and, and the indication here from his words, is that so it means helping the agenda. but all the topics on the agenda will be discussing with all the arab leaders and all that are officials about a post will goals are and

to do so is significant, although not for the reasons its authors may have intended the passage of the resolution at the highest body of the un. with the u. s. declining to use its vito could mark a pivotal moment in israel's increasing international isolation. for its western backers, the fact that israel through its continued bombardment and starvation of palestinians is defying that resolution makes their role that much harder to defend. in the as ready media, the opposition to the when vote is almost unanimous. more striking is the lack of interest from american news outlets. the implications this story raises are a little uncomfortable for them as well. they hit close to home, because of fallacy has been exposed. the one about the us led international rules based order in which the rules are selectively apply those in favor of the drugs to these origins, please raise their hand. it was the ultimate mixed message sent from washington to tell of the that upon examination amounts to some cynical public public station for at least 32000 palestinian scheme. dogs, including those who have been starved to death in front of our off the cease f

and part of the reason for that is also what's happening in israel . so there's a lot of criticism right now of the u. s. continuing to fund israel and in it's more in gaza and the backdrop of that. if you, if you're not going to fund the israel, you're not going to also continue to fund ukraine, right? you have to start to cut off this funding again in enormous and you hit it on the head. enormous domestic issues that are at play right now. and as we watch that kind of play out over the next few months, in this election cycle, again, you have tens of millions of americans who say, i don't understand this war, i don't know what it's about, and i don't understand why we are giving up incredible amounts of us treasure, when so many people in this country are struggling financially. why are we giving away this money to a country that we don't understand and we don't understand what, what they're actually fighting for at this point. i would lastly say this. i believe that the more americans knew, and this is one of the reasons we put out this dr. series is more americans knew what ukraine is actually like t

the piece you think this is one of the reasons why donald trump skies everyone's so much, especially if the american political lead to he said many times that the u. s. should lead me to. so i suppose my question here is, how do you rate the johnson's of the united states putting out the block? and secondly, how valuable is this ever expanding alliance and can need those internal differences. i'm talking specifically about the us and to key a here to effect its future look of diploma. well, we diplomats deal with reality, and the reality is that nato has been around. it is still that apparently in the foreseeable future, the launch is going to stay the way it is now and the way it does that.

reason will they target this really is in other countries. will they target this really embassies in other countries? or will they target u. s. military assets in the region to the iranian foreign minister in his statement as blaming the us government saying that the, you know, that the support of the us government for as well, gives it the free hand to, to, to, to operate in the region. that's what they've been saying really for months now. blaming the united states, saying that they conveyed a message to the us and the us should be held to account already. there was a drone attack on a us base on the syria, iraq border hours after that striking in damascus. so it is really uncertain times the attack into mass, cuz really has serious implications. this is targeting a diplomatic mission, which is supposed to have immunity. now the is really, is what they're trying to say is, right. they're trying to say that's what they targeted was a military target accusing a round the revolutionary guards of using the consulate for a center to plan and, and, and meet. so if, as well, trying to de escalate the of the escalate tensions ther

hypocritical for the us to reasonably condemn the normal trade relations between neighboring russia and china. they find you get tired talking while you're on the one hand, the u. s. has launched a large scale built a new crazy and on the other hand, it has made endless accusations against the normal economic and trade relations between china and russia. this is extremely hypocritical, any responsibility the old nato bears and irreparable responsibility for the crisis . the alliance must reflect on its role, stop shifting, blame, and effectively take practical actions to resolve the crisis political, the old one to come to to all right, let's cross live to archie crispin. and to show that the basically who is joining me right is how that is good to have you join me that that was a very strong rhetoric from beating how the usual rectory weeks like this from china. highly unusual. china is known as being incredibly diplomatic, very us say, well, the fence in regards to one of the things keeping it so idea is close to his chest . so the only did that we've had the chinese foreign minister, while the us secretary state is in beijing meeting together, essentially cool

u. s. and european countries, all kind of laws that should start um sales to countries that are doing such things . yeah. they are pretending not to see for their own strategical political reasons. but they are pretending to not to see this and saying no, everything is fine. it's all self defense and it was the same $170.00 arrive via was bombing. yep. and the, the now the, the civilian desk told from the bombing, it was very bad. it pales in comparison to what's happening now in garza. but the us and the u. k. and others continued to make excuses for saudi arabia, despite the fact that it was repeatedly bombing civilians. of course, russia and ukraine pose badly made any pretence to the following international law. so unfortunately, humanitarian considerations seem to type, not even sex in place for full 5th place. wedding, what country is go to war? and the us pushing to end the war on gauze while still supplying weapons, which is just double standards. it doesn't think that really pushing to end the war in god's them. they are making a show. they are using rhetoric, but they want to see. and then to the war, they have deliberately for rage, if by with, to stop supplying the

reason all the time they move forward with the operation. the thing in the middle east students in to run our rallying and support a pro palestinian protest held this wage across u. s. compass. as you may have seen, some of the images, dozens of american students were arrested during mass that most against washington's latest, 26000000000 dollar a package for israel. archie correspondent use of jolly as in the arena in capital and picks up the story. hundreds of students have gathered outside the university of toronto, denalis us police brutality against american sooner and swerve in rallying against, as well as at floss cities in gauze. the students here are echoing the sentiments of their fellow students in the west were clashes with police have been reported at various universities. and that you was the demonstrators here demand an end to violence against a peaceful demonstrations. they say the wasn't as well. one of the palestinian cost would be forgotten. now the whole world knows and is protesting about it. even if the wires were a government has that. i feel because of where would it's weapons our students protest over the he's where you have off for have be

u. s. if they use a bare with the goal, not really nothing. the media let's the politicians are benefiting from drug trafficking. a claim we hear from human resources and planned to investigate the re, the reason that i was so while i'm family was involved. well, if i don't have morning now, i can now go to me. when i go home, i'll be like, oh, loving things. well, when i agreed, okay, so our really leg for that it helped to top tv. i mean it did that in the in fall. right. so that can be a help to this addition to guys. thank you so much for the opportunity this this house and the people the need to leave me both stunned and hydro can. it's a stuck reminder of how society can neglected soon. these individuals cannot overcome their challenges without support. but a chilling and sad watch them. it is, did you get a sense of why these people, these young people are getting into, into these drugs? well, obviously there's an individual story for every individual use that. but the general consensus is that a lot of these young men and women will born into war a time when liberia was really eating itself, come out of that into and it will up and a week and after that's cool, be 19. and so it's been

reasonably mean? excuse me, with my most, with the varsity trying you for and see because of the subset of the it was you in the case of the music acquaintance of the u. s. is up with you, but strongly show to them romances resolution and some of the images to hooked up thrown that the were absolutely false is on bus. see, miss, but i will go to the saw your music, you will check them so they don't pass simply wanted to so much it would be so used to stick their own language to have the right to know and love the history of their traditions. so to their students, religion needs for me to, to some studies you know, group let us know or see the principles that had been growing there for centuries familiarly as i said. so the shelter of management agreements and the salt to the president or some foam and a direct violation, a to a little bit minutes, but the months for a cease fire and a direct dialogue with sensitive and don't pass. she was too much something to do president for a handful of meals in 2017, really me on to sort of the speech that i'd say. i'd be able to turn the saw both anti terrorist operation into a utilize it for software ration we sor

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