u. s. occupying forces, the insurgents, he continued, but u. s. official seemed to down play at scale, saying the situation was no worse than crime that was seen in major u. s. cities. there has not been a major health crisis. there is not a humanitarian crisis in the country. all of the non governmental experts have gone in have, have indicated that that's the case. or remember that if washington d. c were the size of baghdad, we would be having something like $215.00 murders a month. and, and it is there, there is going to be violence in a big city is 5 and a half 1000000 people. but british military official with estimated they were between 40 to 50000. the surgeon fight is in the country, while iraqi intelligence kind there was many as 200000 insurgents. larger than the u. s. military presence, the country was plunged into chaos with bomb attacks targeting you and officials and religious minorities. u. s. troops lost a major operation in fallujah with at 800 civilians, killed according to the red cross, 300 of them, women and children, the 88

u. s. a reliable partner given its long history of intervening in the affairs of sovereign countries? well, i don't think there's any place in the world that really considers the u. s. a reliable partner. it's very clear in europe, but, you know, i'm sorry, the reason, i mean not even neighbors, both mexico and canada, they pay lead service to the, to the u. s. alliance and the de facto economic union. but even mexico is kind of rebelling against it in terms of canada doesn't seem they have a very, very end. they do not seem to have an independent foreign policy. at this juncture, the u. s. is in a race against time to get rid of what he believes are challenges to its enemy. and they believe their, her jeremy is justified because there's should be only one solution for the whole world. and it should basically be imposed and run by the united states. this is not falling on a warm ears around the world. you can see rejection of this in africa. south african foreign minister has not been reticent about condemning united states to a trace, schooling blinking on the fact that he says he doesn't want her to poor south africa to make the choices between china and the us.

they did not raise their finger a game of what they were struggling um was actually supported by the u. s. s. of the us. as the union, no soviet socialist republic was the greatest part of the struggle in our front no efforts to discover more about the great field and these gripping countries around the world currently in russia's no difference. we recently got the chance to speak to the former head of the russian space agency. what else caused must be shared, his thoughts and what's hidden or but adults, so all of the biggest events in space, exploration history. if somebody will confuse the most civil to fax, the 1st is the absence in the us in recent decades of a space transport system that would allow for such a flight to be a satellite. it is strange that everything has been created on the now and the 1st by trumping now by budget. the task of implementing a luna mission is being set and then conditions when a state in the united states already had such a program and then 19 sixty's. the 2nd thing that confused us in this mess it was the actual behavior of the us asteroids themselves. w

alfie s s family calls him he served as a lieutenant in the u. s navy during the second world war.says his fondest memory of serving was a mission to liberate a group of australian prisoners of war in southeast asia on the island of borneo. no we got noticed that there was a concentration camp sour lack, which wasn't too far away. and since we had a very low draft we could go up to sarah rock river and we went up and got these prisoners of war out of the camera. mr gross also says his secret to longevity is playing bridge five times a week , calling each of his children daily and having a positive outlook. online lesson. we can all learn. thousands turned out for this year's carnival celebration in san francisco ktvu. dave dellinger has a closer look now at today's festivities, talking 45 years of celebrations behind me. you can see carnival in action is a colorful day full of community members. the theme this year 45 years of music and movement. keeping with tradition. carnival 2023 started with an aztec blessing, leading the crowd was the parade's grand marshall's son, miguel mar

u. s. military was responsible for the north stream bombing, according to his report last june, u. s. navy special forces divers placed explosives on the pipelines which were then remotely designated by a no region plane. months later, the operation was reportedly signed off by president biden and orchestrated by top of the state department officials who have allegedly being plumbing the attack since december 2021. before russia began this operation in ukraine. but i'll call them is. busy on publish or i can't home or sees that the bbc is report, could be that distracting the public from the revelations by seymour hersh, the whatever was discussed afterwards in my opinion, is to mislead from the story. but so i my here in detail that and what they now try is trying to distract the people by putting out some new possible people who could have done this to not to mention that it was to us. the funny thing is when they started the investigations, who could have done this last spring to pipeline tetra tech? they overly said from the beginning that there will be no investigations against

u. s. is doing its best to find some sort of spring board for your trouble. you know, there's, it's no secret about taiwan. the u. s. has broken the agreement that was memorialized by the 3. communicate back in the seventy's and eighty's, and basically they are now saying that as biden has said that 4 times that he would come to the military aid of taiwan. they walk it back, but they continue to arm taiwan to encourage soccer independence, to have high level meetings all. as i said, delegation of the regional terms. clearly, everyone in austria is aware of the tensions job live tensions they do not want to be forced to choose. and quite frankly, china is not pressing them to choose the united states and says it's either you, you're either with us or against us. but there are a lot of economic overlays right now. the u. s. is talking a lot about security, but almost all the countries in the world are looking for economic assistance. so far that has not been forthcoming. these things, these cracks are appearing in the u. s. this is actually making us more frantic because they believe that they have to do something dr

soviets will find hitler to the last and only then in october 1941 is then please extend it to the u. s. s. but the majority of supplies, about 80 percent. still go to britain. change perfect if you slice my pluck now slowly so close in the book, this will be sure and you could give them the mission to so you can still use the ship shades was through us here, ocean to fill out a little less, which is no more that will officially not the way they should look good when i sure the go to and then level and the pay was boring. so do you have medical that the december, the 71941, japans forces a tank. so how about the main us military face of the pacific america is forced to join the it's fast industrial base which had been used for the manufacturing civilian. the technology was quickly re orchestrated to produce munitions and tanks and aircraft and unable vessels for funding of the war as early as summer 1941 stone and raises the question of opening a 2nd front line with churchill. but the british prime minister declines. so i think difficulties with true deployments. roosevelt promises that th

the 2nd major issues, the u. s. s. and that relies. so the failure i think will the right results with only with this seeing or because shogi murder in turkey. and then after that then it said well, but that will need you to raise the oil price. and so garrison? oh yes. and you have and i will nicely allenwood wizard. okay. were you not long enough for that long thing? the 2nd for the, the supposed mistake. the 2nd thing is, are the homes and mistakes with it, or they have pushed, you know, they have agreed with it out. they had broken their deals with it and, and the u. s. guess, shown us the world. it does not have a stable policy. the policies change with the put it with there. they agree. they wish this nuclear agreement, they broke that in agreement. they put further, oh ah retaliation some then always dns bowls eat on. and so the radio for one be so or the other, we're more inclined to have an agreement brokerage by china. does the same equipment, brokerage bergen, yours, and thus what happens on china? got it. so i like to my lo

they did not raise their finger a game of what they were struggling was actually supported by the u. s. s. of the us, as the union of soviet socialist republic was the greatest part of the struggle in all fronts. before we go, some news just coming into us on the program, a large explosion has rock via tell the and city of milan and according to news agencies in the country, the pause of this stage is still unknown, but at least the 1st image is circulating all of its several cars appear to be fully engulfed on fire on a main street in the sides east pier lombardo street. that is near a number of historic buildings in milan. at early reports coming in from the sky news channel said that it could have originated from, from south explosion. but we are unaware of that of this stage. as you can see, large block slides are seen at rising from the names of visible from different areas of about the city as and when we know more. busy on this on more images and perhaps some explanation on the cause of it comes in. we will of course, bring that to you. this is the city of milan at today this thurs

they did not raise their finger a game of what they were struggling was actually supported by the u. s. s. of the us as the union of soviet socialist republic was the greatest part of the struggle in or front of them on any of those stories as well as all the latest updates of come. our website is your place to go? my name's peter scott. i'll be back at the top of the, our adult, today's top storage, special one, the the, [000:00:00;00] the, the hello, i'm the miller chan. you are tuned into modus operandi. land barons, systems and era of vassals, lords, freeman, and peasants. that was the 13th century european medieval society, commonly known as a futile system. all right, so that was then, this is now. so how far has modern society actually comes in this capitalistic society? we'll discuss it. all right, let's get into the about the all right, so wherever was talking about bitcoin and these other coins, these days, new crypto is being invented at a center every day. but that's not where the super rich are parking their greenbacks. they're buying up land. crypto comes and goes, i mean, j

being sort of not pushed to make such a statement, especially as we know the use is aligned with the u. s. s. and especially how we know the us is sort of both 3 is positioned around the tie with ease of situation. but if we look behind the l further into there's a bit d, but couldn't to the you have his strings be pulled. are they being puppet said here the 1st of all, i personally hope you will maintain its own hands and saturday. it will really exercise its own independence in making its foreign policy is, for example, rather than being subjugated to any other country, including the united states. it will be a dangerous wealth. if you remember, states lose the, lose their sanity lose their independence of mind. when they are facing with international relations or international situations. therefore, i hope the walking ukraine will not allow us to become a price. it was by the united states on april members nate's against the russia. because right now, to end the war being peace through diplomacy is the best way for russia. and for your great, china's proposal is the only proposal. talking

left on the 12th of april, 1975, on a helicopter from penn, off into the gulf of thailand, onto the u. s. s ok now, one of a number of american ships that were there for the cambodian evacuation, who were then later re positioned for the vietnam evacuation. journalist shuttled between vietnam and ken bode yet, despite warnings of the impending danger, john swayne arrived back in some pen. i arrived at the hotel to them and that i immediately bumped into sydney shambler gifts in new york times. how rock of freelance photographer, who done lots of work for sydney in the new york times and sit in his interpreted problem. so we teamed up as a band and covered the last days of non pen as the command rouge moved. and as the siege got tied to in the last 3 or 4 days, refugees started crowding around the hotel because they felt safer in the presence at westminster. and the red cross took over the hotel into connecticut as an international design, and then started listing conversions and who wanted to shelter until the hotel suddenly the ground space spacious grounds. well occupied by a mass of peop

was actually supported by the u. s. s. of the us as the union of soviet socialist republic was the greatest part of that struggle in our front, the new world order geometry. another class taught in schools, but a topic getting more and more prominence globally on which is the focus of an international conference taking place in the uranium capital top government officials, military chiefs, as well as researches from sum. 37 countries are discussing the emergence of a multi polar world today in taylor from ortiz use of generally is there to the new world order. and geometry is the theme of this international conference held in to run organized by your was national defense university. the events brought together high ranking government and military officials from iran and 36 other countries to discuss what they call an emerging world order that has seen a network of emerging power sticking for delegates, your site, a different reasons why the us will not be a significant actor and the new multi point, our world structure, he

they did not raise their finger a game of what they were struggling was actually supported by the u. s. s. of the us, as the union of soviet socialist republic was the greatest part of the struggle in our friends or appreciate your company. and you joining us here for this program life almost for this things off the international and we still have so many stores to present to you that will be the when the when may, 9th, all of russia commemorates victory over fascism in europe. in 1945 memories of heroism and unspeakable sufferings had been passed down from generation to generation to the west. as attempted to re writes this, history, russians will never accept their sacrifices were in vain. the most adult and secretary of state that you will take part to thank you for taking time to come to us. the church here is prepaying for presidential elections and for which you nominated your candidacy in which direction would you to love your country in case that you got the necessary number of votes to be doing the good even if it was the right now, when you civilization is emerging in the world

there's already been a response from the u. s. s. the secretary anthony blank and i said, well, washington does not know all the details of the attack on the criminal. whitehouse thinks that ukraine has the right to defend itself by any means it sees fit. so what's your take on that statement? but this has nothing to do with descent yourself because day, if they are behind the attack, most likely would be the case. they are taking inside russia. so that's not the sending it. so defending itself means you are what you claim you think that ukraine you are defending ukraine, so a lot inside actually another country. so this is, yeah, this is always what the us said. this is what's in the puzzle. so israel says all the time or other states into warren, tara, we have to be sent our democracy as sovereignty. but actually, this isn't an attack inside russia. so yeah, it's nothing to do with the sending ukraine. of course, everything's to speculation is public, we don't know any so mean details for sure. but then though it's not clear where

societies, the countries that it wants to subvert democratic processes in now formally under the u. s. s. our, of course, ideologically, they were constrained. they had to only deal with the far left, but now they can work with anybody that will further the aims. and you mentioned television and social media. it's not just that, of course it's working through humans as well to deliver influence. because the useful idiots the agents have influenced the people who will foster russian state in forest to the deficits of their own. countries are easily found by russia and easily exploited all across the political spectrum. here you war and back in 2015 that nato and the european union cannot compete with russia's highly developed information warfare arsenal. in 2023 is that still the case? it wasn't so much that they couldn't compete. it's just that they were not competing. this was not seen as a contest in which, with the european union and nato were actually engaging. but all the time since then, we found both of those organizations and national governments. still looking for ways in which

they did not raise their finger a gave up, but they were struggling was actually supported by the u. s. s. of the us, as the union of soviet socialist republic was the greatest part of the struggle in all fronts. and so it may have been one small step for mine, but it was one giant leap of imagination. well, that's the question being raised by the former head of the russian space agency. ross cost most who says he's still never seen any tangible proof. the 1st of us moon landing in 1969. it was even real. it'll be hard for me to meet you at all goals and himself on what? so the seeds of doubt in his mind and how we seize the future of the space race a little confused, the most civil to fax. the 1st is the absence in the us in recent decades of a space transport system that would allow for such a flight to be a satellite. it is strange that everything has been created on the now and at 1st by trumping now by budget. the task of implementing a luna mission is being set and then conditions. when as stated, the united states already had such a program in the 19 sixty's. the 2nd thing that con

they did not raise their finger a gave up, but they were struggling was actually supported by the u. s. s. of the us, as the union of soviet socialist republic was the greatest part of the struggle in our front to that's all this i'll do. besides checkouts all to come for the lights is breaking news on updates. in the meantime, to see bye bye care of this up. yeah, the, [000:00:00;00] the, the church, those goal was to preserve the british empire. the united states wanted in open in the world there, which american dollar could penetrate, which american trade would have access everywhere and 2 markets and to labor had 2 resources around the cloud. so they have very different kinds of conflict of interest. churchill installed in of an impending attack on the us, i saw in the face of great danger from d 6. and that alliance with russia starting doesn't reply. he doesn't trust to show the, the, the, at 4 o'clock this morning get blood attacked and invaded to rush suddenly without the declaration to live. even imagine the german bombs moraine down from the sky up in the russian city is russian

that israelis have launched. israelis have been responsible for attacking the united states from the u. s. s. liberty to 911. it's been attacking syria, it's been attacking russia and killing russians and ukraine and in syria. israel does have nuclear weapons. i can confirm that is a former member of the united states army and will go into the details, but it does have nuclear weapons. iran does not want nuclear weapons, it doesn't need nuclear weapons. and frankly, in my experience in iran, it's a, it's amazing to me, the patients they show and their virtues. they have been stopping lots of drugs coming from afghan to stand into europe. they've been adapting their missile program to be defensive and making it so strategically accurate, so they spare, innocent lives, innocent blood, iran, and the iranian people are not violent, dangerous, savage people. and they do not have an like it away once you get away from the propaganda umbrella. and then the media machine, once you get your feet on the ground, whether it's in iran or in china or in any one of these axis of problem. you know, as i sai

u. s. u s. presidential biden has canceled his trip to australia and pop when the beginning to try to manage debt. tolts between republicans and democrats, if no agreements to raise the debt level is reached. the us could default as early as of june, 1st with potentially di, economical events that taking place around the world to mock the international day against homophobia, by phobia and transfer. you organize and say the rise of eligibility people are increasingly at risk in some places. while many countries have passed legislation recognizing transgender or the same sex parents rights, others are rolling back protection protests. so this will take place across the us where campaign is say, hundreds of new laws are in a tax on the l g, b, t, people we need to leave the right wing. government is also taking steps to restrict the rights of children being raised by same sex parents. do that means rosie birds that has moved from pablo of the baby caterina's life here near pato is full of love an

u. s. a u. s. troops were doing it. i can, i've got to stand and this completely on, on baled a what the u. s. war machine was the way and how it was being a he'd and how he was completed with the media with my sir media. how western media has been companies, leader. we to hiding these for all from, from the public because they need to maintain the, you know, quote unquote, rules based order. well, the latest news are face face given on our website, r t dot com. thank you for choosing audience. nashville. ah ah ah ah. mm mm ah a new live muscles. if you look on the initial be wonderful. um not a deal can use to put value a new day or 2, but you also do a what i see the steve both the little gear medation says a good.

u. s. a. u. s. troops were doing it the way and how it was being a he didn't how he was completely need to maintain the, you know, quote unquote, rules based order. ah, no. when i was just an engagement, it was the trail with.

u. s. has plenty of homegrown labs for synthetics. a lot of drugs make it into the u. s. from abroad. the u. s. is only 5 percent of the world's population, but it has over 20 percent of the world attics. the last several years, the u. s. is hovering at about a $100000.00 overdosed debts per year. why are americans seemingly more addicted than other populations around the world? it's a complicated answer, but it's, it's one i can answer. i wrote a book called fight back, is an insight back. i researched the nations and societies and coaches that effectively one of the drug was huge, huge population of aeronautics, for instance, in china before mount se so took over it. most people who really have no knowledge and say, oh, well yeah, he told everybody what everybody was dealing at drugs. that wasn't the case at all . what he did was he recognized that this wasn't a problem of supply of drugs. as we tell our children, this is a supply of peer pressure. they believe what it was that got you into using when at the a well 40000000000 aeronautics when small states on took over on that accoun

to tell the story, and the story was told of harold bray, the last surviving member of the u. s. s.the ship was hit by two torpedoes in 1945 just 316 of the 1195. members of the crew made it making the seeking the greatest loss of life at sea in american military history. he spent five days in the water, you know. navy never knew they were missing. debbie bray is braised daughter in law brace spent three decades as a benita police officer and will turn 96 in june because he's so wonderful. he's sweet, nice. he joined the navy at 17. his first thing was the indianapolis who knew what would happen important for people to understand that the cost of freedom is not free . jonathan banks is a retired marine corps gunnery sergeant. it is actually paid nothing. the price of hamburgers, hot dogs and picnics, but it's paid in the price of those who have given the ultimate sacrifice. and we have passed on before us remain street and his wife, leslie, french paid their respects. the story of the heroism of these brave sailors and marines compelling. i wish more people knew about it. her husban

u. s. history. in the u. s. a former model e g. carol returned to the witness stand today in her rape case against former president donald trump. the trial resumed after the judge denied a request by trump's attorney for a missed trial. due to alleged bias by the judge trevors accused of raping carroll in a department store dressing room in 1996 or gary as in chief prosecutor, had survived an assassination attempt unharmed. officials say that his convoy was on his way to sophia. when a bomb exploded by the side of the road. l protesters have accused him of failing to tackle corruption. they've called for his resignation. the un stop official in sudan says of the countries warring generals have agreed to send representatives to potential negotiations. folk or pelletize says that the talks could be held in saudi arabia, and that they would most likely focus 1st on establishing a durable truce. pleasures are still be reported in the capital cartoon, despite an agreement between rival military forces to extend of ceasefire. 8 tons of m

u. s. military, and if so, what are the ways it, it's changed? absolutely, and i think if we start with how the u. s. was created to begin with, we know that the u. s. was born out of exploitation slavery, the theft of land, and the u. s. military was born out of that same character. and so our generations now have had way more access to information and have been challenged in ways that have grown them up. unlike previous generations where those generations were taught not to question a, the us government and not to question why we're going to war, but that it your duties ago. and if you're a good citizen, then you'll go. but now our, our use are, are not being fooled. by these narratives and climate change, i think has a lot to do with that. and you have access to information on the front lines of resistance, sort of violence against the land. like you have standing rock, you have missing a murdered indigenous women. you have the hypocrisies and contradictions of the u. s. right in our faces. and we're able to talk about it now in ways that we weren't able to talk about it before, especially after

u. s. corresponded aiming s. if is following the story for us. i asked him if this incident will put pressure on legislators to reform gun laws in the state of texas . so there certainly will be pressure here. the republicans in texas have been under pressure for quite some time, especially since we've all the, the mass shooting that happened just over just almost a year ago. now, we're over 20 people were killed. but this is unlikely, i believe, to have any effect on the republicans actually the opposite of legislation. gun rules, the gun rights in texas have become more liberal over the past few years after mass shootings now after a mass shooting in 2020 republicans actually made it easier to open care. you don't even have to have a license to carry a rifle or hand gun now in texas openly and after the of all the shooting, when the governor abbott was challenged and when there was demands to make it harder to purchase an assault rifle, he said that this would be unconstitutional, so despite him calling this a tragedy, i don't believe that he'l

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u. s. environmental groups, assuming the u. s. federal aviation administration over its approval of a space ex rocket launch last month. the groups argue the agency field to adequately investigate the potential harm it could do to the surrounding environment. the rocket exploded minutes into flight. women's rights in afghanistan are the focus of a you and lead. talk that talks that have opened in tar representatives from the us, china, russia, and others will discuss how to press african leaders to ease abandoned women working and girls. going to school. the taliban have not been invited to you. and top official in sedans, as the countries warring generals have agreed to send representatives to potential negotiations. welcome patters, says the talks could be held in saudi arabia and would focus 1st on establishing a durable truce. crashes are still being reported in the capitol. how to, despite an agreement between rival military forces to extend a cease fire, smoke rises over hot tomb a monday evening. yet and the cease fire appar

u. s. u, u has one advantage of the u. s. doesn't have because there are several jurisdictions, there are many different ways to get to rome. so many different paths and, and establishing durable or resilient value added chains really involves lots of different points of contact. and i think that could actually be a fact that we would act in europe's favor. but a general over overarching policy to establish a durable value added change. i don't see much in that i see competition among the states establishing more reliable alternative di risked sources of inputs for a european industry. when we look in general at the way the trade environment globally is moving, we see of course, the inflation reduction act, which has a lot of protectionist measures in it, in terms of where people can produce, where firms can produce in order to get these subsidies. where there are other things like chips act, the u has it's carbon border tax that's going to come up for too long. or are we seeing as we see these protectionist measures? what doe

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u. s. r. s. has friends of things likely to change if they the co, the biden policy line. but yeah, i mean, the, the thing is the history, the same morocco on america has always been very good. the relations of an excellent morocco was the 1st country to recognize america as an independent southern country. i guess the best buddy states is which the state department and as the state will inclusive. but, you know, in recent years we've seen this trend off. we're also looking for other partners in, in the world and as good relations with european union deteriorates quite dramatically. the broker looks much more to the gcis. the problem is that so the radio um you know, and let's just see how they are doing with them of which is basically not a line to know line is the future will suddenly these countries in the middle region and integrate themselves so well, that's where the the positioning of it is to, is to work ahead was good relations with america, but not accepting the, the ultimate sims and us functions which american, impose. we should remember just last year. it was

u. s. is a establishing throughout the east on it. the it is, it matches and its size, the size of the u. s. embassy, and by the, as part of the u. s. plan to control the region, the middle east, and mainly the need is in order to keep russia it on, on china. they in the attempt to access that you submitted that any and this is the 1st, there isn't a 2nd. the reason for this is that the, the, this compound that's good accommodates more than 50000 us through at the same time. this is something that is not mentioned in the media. could serve also as the military base. um uh, as i said, as part of the network of really 3 bases spread by the us throughout the middle east. we are talking about 3 to 4 minutes of these stations and 11 on the biggest of which would be the compound, the, the us embassy compound. but there are other uh, military. uh, lets say stations that sort of as uh, facilities for the u. s. army like the out of pocket of, uh, from up in, uh, northern lebanon. the like, uh, but just beat you in about it. uh, not far from the embassy, unlike the bite you might be enough, which is, uh, uh, very close to the embassy. in addit

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