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u. s. s. all but as tensions pete christiy, jeff and kennedy exchanged several letters. this resulted in post. jeff agreed to hold work on miss l. sites, and i'm going to take back missiles already deployed in cuba. president john f. kennedy in turn, promise that the u. s. would not evade cuban don't. now live by richard squire, professor, russian and european politics at the university of can thank you very much for joining us this evening. so how would you say it was resolved? what was the kind of the key to bringing them back from the brig? there was one other element to the agreement, and that was a secret part of it, which was for the united states or nato, to remove jupiter missiles from turkey. they suddenly became known later, but that was a crucial element. but how it was resolved was, it was touch and go all the way through because they were hard liners in the white house, who actually talking about bombing, the missile sites in cuba. however, diplomacy never stopped. and within the kennedy administration, in particular, i felt a person who was much forgotten a

u. s. s l or the u. s. plants to muster all nato nations under the aegis of operation dropshot. in 1949 the. the soviets acquired their own nuclear weapons. so any plan to annihilate the u. s. as i had to be postponed indefinitely. but the idea remains the same. the united states have to be seen and is the only major player in the international arena for anyone who sold otherwise, had to be like from the us. says year to union itself is no. this is a victory for democracy and freedom. these events clearly serve on national interest. george bush was, i'm booked out of it on you one anguish v. i'm guy, not felicia, too often. zip on and tablet block on my most of the, you know enough per diem. andes, milan sounds. i know saucen men monsanto advising a noisy on it was on because he had a competitor to know jesus, london, a united states became the indispensable country, are worth exceptional people whose obligation was to lay down the path for all of the countries. and so it became a new, renewed justification for american aggression in the world. it was justification for the 20 years of war and

u. s, i think it's more the brits and the polls than it is the u. s. is probably a mixture of all of them with the u. s. having plausible deniability or least factions within the u. s. having plausible deniability where we're behind all the stuff and like to me it's very clear that they want the war. they want to an a wider war. but they're not sure on what terms they want that wider, where they just want to be able to get to eat. and the russians to over react to whatever provocation, you know, they keep punching the rushes in the face and they keep hoping that the rushes as they are i us enough. and we're just an interview which then gives us the though the west gives them the moral high ground to say ok. now assigned to take a rush. well, it by tom that, that, that works under the assumption that, you know, i've been playing with this. who's got the time and who's got the clocks. oh and, and, and again, they keep showing that the russians have both jeremy, i mean, it's really quite remarkable. yeah. okay. maybe the britain may be the poles. of course the americans know about it

u. s. navy has the most potent one in the world will be a long time before the chinese can get anywhere near what the u. s. davies capable of doing everyday all the time. the u. s navy also has more than 2600 aircraft, fourth only to the us air force. the u. s army and the russian air force because of davy is a worldwide force, so it's got to be able to go where is needed witness e to the other side of the navy is the endless and increasing role it plays in humanitarian efforts worldwide and here at home really important piece of what the navy does the navy, sheer have kept a lot of potential aggressors from ever making a move. had ukraine been a nato member. it's doubtful russia would have ever invaded tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. and if you want a recap of the last couple of days of fleet week just go to our website ktvu .com and you'll find a complete rundown of events. and thanks for joining us tonight, sports wrap is next job, and jason will have all things sports from the weekend, including the 49ers, a big win out on the road and a preseason game from those warriors. it's all coming up next. but joe and jason stay tuned. ♪ ♪ wow, we'r

u. s. and thought you of them bothered to focus on donald long with the 2 box occupied kasheila that wasn't enough. the u. s. embassy back hassan deleted out calling, eat e g, which is all john when, kashmir, our thoughts on the 2 independent terminology. we should only use 5 focus on here with the u. s. on where to focus on. also creates the u. s. government for providing financial assistance to restore certain heritage sites in that particular region. now this comes back to all the f. 16 deal. wish remember dr. su shanker, was external, the 1st minister of india slammed the biden administration proposal providing $415000000.00 wall. or there's an military assistance to pakistan. nevertheless, as far as the visit all the with envoy to be okay, i'm calling it ag all saw john when question you just said it has upset indians. they've taken twitter by straw, as we turned out to are breaking news from brussels, where they, a year was just approved a new package of sanctions against russia, including a price cut on oil imports. us off the most to accept it for ex ukrainian territories into russia. the following reference, they come to the oil producing countries from the ope

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u. s. and guess what? and we're going to have a shortage microchips again in the us, right? so all these sanctions that the u. s. is imposing on on countries like china and russia are just shooting ourselves in the foot and some gay shooting ourselves in the head. right. and everything seems to be connected at the end of the day. so do you think that this move could backfire? of course, given the fact that china dominates most of the global supply chain of rare earth elements that are essential to most high tech components. and do you think that the u. s. is really taking that into consideration right now? you know, i do think it will backfire in the way that i mentioned. i think china will end up, you know, making it so mike, with chips on mass and it won't need us microchips anymore. again, they've done that for so many other products. and the us will be locked out in the cold. i mean, the u. s. are they not considering these things? i don't know that the us seems to be acting out of spite. i mean, the u. s. now has worn a foreign policy in spite which is kind of an incredible foreign policy. but you know, th

u. s. justice department is this all going to be up to the u. s. attorney general. whether or not donald trump has to face any type of justice you well, that's my view that he has to face justice. i mean what happened on january 6th happened full view of the. 3 many people now the american people know even more and, you know, he was sitting in front of his tv, you know, people were begging him to intervene and stop it. they know he refused for more than 3 hours. we know that during those 3 hours it was hand to hand combat. we know that during those 3 hours, people die. 140 police officers were injured and he did nothing. he wanted this to happen. the justice department has to act, hold them accountable, because the crime is clear to the american people that they don't, they're creating an impunity for a judge or presence of the united states, creating a 2 tiered system of justice, one for president who can do whatever they want and one for the rest of us. that's, that was the framers had in mind. it's clear in the constitution, the framers, explicit a president of th

u. s. navy has the most potent one in the world. it will be a long time before the chinese can get anywhere near what the u. s. davies capable of doing everyday all time. the u. s navy also has more than 2600 aircraft, fourth only to the us air force. the u. s army and the russian air force because of davy is a worldwide force, so it's got to be able to go where is needed. witnesses to the other side of the navy is the endless and increasing role it plays in humanitarian efforts worldwide and here at home really important piece of what the navy does the navy, sheer size and capabilities have kept a lot of potential aggressors from ever making a move. had ukraine been a nato member. it's doubtful russia whatever invaded tom vacar ktvu, fox, two news, mental health care workers and their supporters held what they called a die in protest today outside of kaiser headquarters in oakland, therapist at kaiser facilities in northern california and the central valley went on strike august 15th and contract talks have stalled. the workers are demanding that kaiser address understaffing, improve access to care and expand their ability to properly care for p

u. s. empire. when the u. s. set out during world war 2 to establish a global empire after the war. it was all planned by wall street council on foreign relations. there was opposition to that in the u. s. establishment in the form of the vice president henry wallace to instead called for a century of the common man. and this idea of a world world order governed by. ready international law, generally speaking, and that would allow technology to be dispersed to the global south forward colonized countries at the time this, they were still colonized. this was abandoned in favor of the american century. ok . so the century of a common man or is very similar to the idea of a multi polar world with national law, like what china has been proposing in recent years. and this may be what happens. it seems like europe is going to be devastated by the fall out of this, this conflict in ukraine. and it seems also like, you know, the global south has every incentive to want to cut its ties with the exploitative, neo colonial system that the u. s. has presided over since the end, the world war 2. so henry w

u. s navy has the most potent one in the world will be a long time before the chinese can get anywhere near what the u. s. davies capable of doing everyday all time. the u. s navy also has more than 2600 aircraft, fourth only to the us air force. the u. s army and the russian air force because of davy is a worldwide force, so it's got to be able to go where is needed. witnesses to the other side of the navy is the endless and increasing role it plays in humanitarian efforts worldwide and here at home really important piece of what the navy does the navy, sheer size and capabilities have kept a lot of potential aggressors from ever making a move. had ukraine been a nato member. it's doubtful russia would have ever invaded tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. and if you want to be a part of fleet week had to ktvu dot com. we have a schedule of all of the events happening throughout this weekend. the investigation of a firearm incident at an oakland school. has parents worried tonight coming up tonight on the 10 o'clock news? what some community leaders think should happen to protect students from violence on campus camera captures images of a woman i

u. s. justice department is this all going to be up to the u. s. attorney general. whether or not donald trump has to face any type of justice. he well, that's my view that he has to face justice. i mean, what happened on january 6th happened full view of the american people. now the american people know even more and they know he was sitting in front of his t. v. you know, people were begging him to intervene and stop it. they know he refused for more than 3 hours. we know that during those 3 hours, it was hand to hand combat. we know that during those 3 hours, people die. 140 police officers were injured and he did nothing. he wanted this to happen. the justice department has to act, hold them accountable, because the crime is clear to the american people that they don't, they're creating an impunity for a judge or presence of the united states. creating a 2 tier system of justice, one for president, who can do whatever they want, and one for the rest of us. that's not what the framers had in mind. it's clear in the constitution, the framers, explicit a president o

u. s. economy at all? absolutely not. it's going to further cripple the u. s. economy, which is being dismantled as we speak, this both cartel all exports the semiconductor chip industry in china. likewise, putting down the market for many of the manufacturers here in the united states, which is 5 minutes space have subsidized through the chips in science. so it's very contradictory. what's happening here. it's both of these markets, both of these 3 should get out of the business of governmental control over industry and allow free markets to operate. and that's not what's happening at all . now, speaking of it is ongoing contradictions. i mean, we know that the u. s. talks about the principles of fair competition and promote them, but it doesn't seem like they're doing that themselves. what do you make of that? and do you think that the american public is really aware of what's going on here? i don't think the american public has much knowledge about what's happening, the crippling sanctions that the binding ministration is putting on finance, manufacturing an

u. s. and both sides say it satisfies all their requirements. the u. s. says that it's reevaluating its relationship with re add up to the saudi lead. opec plus group decided to steeply cut production. the white house, as president biden, is willing to work with congress after a senator called for a freeze on corporation with saudi arabia. those are the headlines that he's continues here on out a 0 after the stream coming up next. in these turbulent times, upfront returns for a new season, join me, mark them on hill as we take on the big issue. they are literally being turned back . how is this not a contravention of international law? is exactly the place for us to interrogate people about issue that matter from the state of democracy around the world to the struggles faith by the under represented . those voices have to be brought to the table they have to matter. we have to start to talk about this issue. we will challenge the conventional with the upfront . when i was there, ah, hi, i'm from you. okay, welcome to the stream. president putin is popular

u. s. sr is attacked by 250 nato divisions. soviet ponce taken over by nato naval forces. the 3rd phase, annihilating the u. s. i saw wiping it off the world map to that end, all new weapon types that to be deployed. nuclear, chemical, radiological, and biological, as well as small arms. the final phase, breaking the ussr into full zones and posting nato troops on its territory. ah, more than 80000000 people. the majority of the huge countries population would have died in the intense bombing. and subsequent fighting we have a series of these kinds of war plants, like kennedy briefed on them in the early 1960, he was our of by, you know, any that we call ourselves the human race. but these clans continued for preemptive attacks against the soviet union. but this was in essence an updated version of the nazi general plan. aust, that envisaged eliminating millions of slavic people and as in world war 2, when much of europe stood united against the usaa for the u. s. plans to muster all nato nations under the aegis of operation dropshot. in 1949, the, the soviets acquired their own nuclear weapons. so any plan to annihilate the u. s . as i had to be postponed ind

u. s. it was their intention. and it bound ukraine. all the tighter to u. s. policy makers made them totally dependent on every handout such as afghanistan was. it's impossible to even picture the rate today of, of impoverishment in the ukraine. so ukraine is being used as a proxy force as a military force, but it's also, it's economy is under the control. but, but sarah, but garage and, but we all know, we all know that biden is sending billions and billions more the and the you has the step up with more and more euro's i think we all have a pretty good idea where that money's going. i called the, the hunter biden effect if you know what i mean. well, it's certainly so many of the weapons that goal as soon as they are over the border, they disappear. and we know there's a huge, you know, growing market in this, of, in, in weapons and in the resale of weapons, and all other goods. it's not, it's, none of it is for the benefit of the people of ukraine. and even though ukraine wasn't a nato member, or they were forced, their, their military was used and sent to a