u. s. in a box to basically let's say stick it to the man they want a unconditional ceasefire. the u. s was, and that is, by the way, a major shift in their policy already. i have to really emphasize this is, was a major step forward. the u. s. now calling for a immediate and sustain ceasefire that was officially, not enough for the russians. and the chinese right, well, given that massive change of us position it, it does sound hypocritical for the us matter to criticize at the, the likes of russia and china a veto, a way that you say they have beats out 3 times themselves. why is it different? why does that you, why does the us regard this as being different from those of the 3 times when say, with a veto was, as well, from the us perspective, this is a major leap of the bottom white house and the us, the registration to call out is url and say like listen, you need to stop your what you're doing basically, and not allowing enough human to turn it into guys. we need a ceasefire. we need it now immediately and it needs to be able to be sustained. that means indefinite. it needs to be indef

u. s. was 2 weeks ago, i think, and it was different than the standard avoid the dangerous places of gatherings of large numbers of people and said there's a risk of a terrorist islamic or terrorist attack, which the russians then the fusion specifically denounced as a this information campaign to destabilize restaurant, which is nonsense nearest would not do that. if there is a terrorist attack information that the us has does share directly with russian intelligence the, and in this instance publicly. so i think that's what happened. my initial, the thought was that it would be the directions, but the but isis, which is more from afghanistan, has claimed the un security council has failed to pass a new us resolution. recognizing the need for an immediate cease fire and gaza. russia, china and algeria voted against the major gabriel and his on the reports from new york in the united states was reminded on friday. that precise language is key when it comes to un security council. resolutions go

u. s. was harboring a terrorist. people are having difficulty in understanding the united states when they don't hand over the head of this terrorist organization. see, to people ask everything is fine. but why is your strategic partner hall bring this terrorist in the country? and as if all this wasn't enough drama for a bus, he was been hastily dispatched to afghanistan in 2017. at the u. s. miss adventure, there came a part of the themes despite him already being dismissed by the time the kilometers withdrawal became one of the most project on a virus in chapters in u. s. foreign policy history. and john boss was slapped fine in the middle of us. so if you thought victoria knew and define us interference in southern states business, or maybe you should think again as a theme, joe biden's, whitehouse has determined to learn from its mistakes by repeating the, the key of troops facing ground losses on the bus will fail, continue to show us civilian areas, a woman was killed of the husbands of an extensive bones and

u. s. was warranty for terror attacks and okay, to do in strange ways on the way to discourses the surprise what they do and yeah, this is similar to that also comes to mind that there was somehow in russia years ago hosted. it was somehow in this to you as well as of doing detection more. so it's terrible. i think it start with there's no other word for it. so i think it's a coordinated with s b u western countries, and my 5 am i, 6 or nato. they are, you know, statements for, you know, doing dera techs and this is one of them. that's what my guess. i mean, okay, we don't have confirmation as yet, but this is, it has the similarities of it. and i myself, so very terrible effects and syria and iraq and also your, we actually have paris everywhere. so it looks like this. and, you know, they want to because they're more rhetoric from the last days is they want to have more and yeah, right. as i say is they cannot do this work too much more on the battlefields. so they do terror attacks. and this

it was more or less to about that bill jeffers to the u. s. i'm with you. the, with the station committee trista can look that orders pretty good and there's nothing that the missed book. just the listen over the quote was pretty cross the person and it says get says position. this is literally the floor that i was doing that i need you the in the spirit i didn't, i suppose by us, but i'm probably the coolest side of things. but we will suppose to, we need to ship to, to be a go because didn't, you could be moving, you receive the russian states never as tight as i'm sort of the most sense community not getting hold of all sense and up the speed, the one else holes question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin mission, the state on rochester day and split the r t. expose next. even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube, the payment services for the question, did you say a request, which is the one i would show seemed wrong? just don't to safe house because the application and engagement equals the trail. when so

u. s. was harboring a terrorist. people are having difficulty in understanding the united states when they don't hand over the head of this terrorist organization. see tow people ask, everything is fine. but why is your strategic partner hall bring this terrorist in the country and the zip all this wasn't enough drama for a bus. he was been hastily dispatched to afghanistan in 2017. at the us missed adventure. there came a part of the seams, despite him already being dismissed by that time, the kilometers withdrawal became one of the most project and a virus in chapters in u. s. foreign policy history. and john boss was slapped fine in the middle of this . so if you thought victoria knew and define us interference in southern states business, or maybe you should think again as a theme joe biden is. whitehouse has determined to learn from its mistakes by repeating the mould of us. foreign minister is found to be alone over once he claims a russian attempts to topple the governments of moldova. well, putting up roadblo

u. s. was trying to you me to make those elections. the reason being that's it. the steps, the, another 2 steps, the auditorium. so i would say that's in a free test when we're going to have pets of disturbances. but thoughts i would like to emphasize on is that as we are building towards to democracy, we must gets into attendance as well, of building our own systems that fits look i like deals and local conditions. it must be rationalized. i've stopped it. we'd been so also consider machines are going to come from africa itself. now that prisons allowed them to put in is going for another 10. what do you make all the few to a confirmation between russia and pets, africa, and lots of south africa agenda that the continuing on breaks it? do have an agenda that is going to be a continuing price. yeah. africa. so i means that they've been having to defend key and, and all of those programs and positions that have been taken would be implemented because as much more cooperation between africa and i showed them before. and, and what we ask you, how are you calling the

u. s. was planning to spend $60000000000.00 you as dollars on military age for ukraine. however, this big package is still being sold in congress. so you can understand that any amount of money is very important and urgency needed by ukraine. okay, so just the money you lead is also how russian grady and the sides. yes, and the european commission has now and said that they will impose tariffs on russian green imports to the european union. and there are saying it is important. and the goal is to prevent russia from using these revenues to fund its war on ukraine. they also want to tackle the issue of russian imports of exports of stolen ukrainian rain. and they're also saying that the ones to prevent as testable ization of the u markets, because we have to understand that russia over the last 2 years has been producing unprecedented amounts of a weed in particular particular. and that has driven core prices down and said that you are p and farmers are hurting. so that is a watch. it's also proposed here in brussels. and the old member states on board with these moves de

u. s. was involved. so we, uh, at this point i think the what is very interesting about this case and i think which is why the west is so alarmed is that with all the isis or i'll kinda, you name the organization, the alphabet soup of terrorist that we had the in the past decade, this is the 1st time, but they actually captured the killers in, in the hours after the attack. and they can speak, we had, for example, problem being allowed in on the, the people who perpetrated all the big attacks of the 2, thousands and so on. never had to chance to speak. they all, we seriously size. and this is the big difference here. um, these guys clearly operated for money. uh and it looks like some of them had their families to it. but um, the dynamic is not that of the jihad is attacked even though they have they have the semblance over them. and so i thought, but that's why i wanted to sort of take you. uh, yeah, so next was, this doesn't really look like the style of, you know, outcry the or isis or they. so whenev

u. s. still remains the largest economy in the world, according to g, d, p, and g d, p per capita. in 2023 and in 2024. the u. s. was still ranked as the most powerful military in the world with the world's largest defense budget. in excess of oblique $750000000000.00. there we have military base and in well over 70 countries. right now, can i have a partners really threaten unipolar strength of the united states? well, i was going out to use it. you're absolutely correct that we are the most powerful state on the planet. but the argument i'm making to you is there are 2 other great powers on the planet, and although they are not as powerful as we are, they still qualify is great powers. but the fact is that china is a peer competitor, and china is bent on dominating asia, and the united states has been on preventing china from dominated nation. so we have an intense security competition now taking place between china and the united states in east asia. so in that sense, china is a threat to the united states with regard to the russians, as you well know in ukraine, we are effectively involved in a war against russi

u. s. was not going to just drop the hard gain rain over how you see the flu. i received to south africa something that the i was to lead to called a kidnapping. you say that we gave the americans a pre text reality. the americans created their own pre text. and if it hadn't been this, it would have been something else. it took the us 58 years to recognize eighty's independence. their priorities haven't changed and today's american policy is more or less consistent with the way it's always been. the crew of september 1991 was undertaken with the support of the us administration. and in february 2004, it happened again thanks to many of the same people as ever, steve had to leave america and you and troops entered the country, leaving behind the bloody trail of classes with the supporters of the house. did president eventually i received support as were simply intimidated to obey, and washington intended to keep them in line cable's release, bi weekly ics in 2011. showcase how much say the us had in the who would make up the new patient police force. the organiza

u. s. was circulating this draft resolution for over 3 weeks and it went through several different changes in integrations. but in the end of the draft that was voted upon earlier on friday, the us was framing that draft and it was long about 5 pages long as a ceasefire. in guys, draft resolution, but other countries such as a algeria, russia and china looked closer at the wording of this the ceasefire language. and it said determines the imperative of an immediate and sustain ceasefire. that might not seem like a big change, but it is because it's not using the word demand a ceasefire. and that is what a lot of the security council resolutions that is a lot of the language that is normally used. and so that's where you saw a russian china issue, this dual veto, if you will, basically saying the language is vague and it does not hold israel to account, it should be voted upon and to be approved if you will, or adopted. so the, the russian, china basically said this is not seized by a resolution

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was cold for that. yes, that's true. there were a fee or resolutions attends which called for a ceasefire on the table before 3 were vetoed by the u. s. one was vetoed. that was last friday, a by china and russia. that was the draft. the us put forward. now we have it. this was a resolution drafted by chinese and russian diplomats as well as supported by the block of arab nations. 22 in the u. n. that the u. n. now the us diplomats and other diplomats of course, if you and had worked all weekend long to massage to tweet, tweak the text which came forward then is the resolution and the us to abstain to. however, the u. s. m. s or investigator to the you and linda thomas greenfield said that she was not, and the us is not happy with everything set and how it was spelled out in this revolution, but that the u. s. agreed to the fundamentals, meaning there must be the u. s. one's also a ceasefire in the united states and more, more rapid age into gaza. that's why the us upstate a rebecca, the decision of the un security council came as a surprise to many and israel has reacted partially off to that decision. tell us more. still was actual

u. s. v. tote. and then there was last friday's u. s. resolution you extra for resolution, which china and russia vetoed and now we have one which actually states it's adopted. so let's see how this will all end up planning out for israel, for the war and is early and guys, but you see it was only possible to be that way with the us abstaining today from it's the vote in the security council. why? because both the us had still problems with the text of the resolution, but had worked all weekend long with the other partners on crafting and tweaking this language. use their and without a condemnation of how much for their tax on israel from october 7th, the us still was okay with the fundamentals and that's why they abstained. and now we have this resolution. so what impact is this going to have on us and is ready relations going forward? it was a little bit of a diplomatic roll of cost or, and probably hasn't been the best day of israel u. s. relationships. what do i mean by this? these riley's are clearly not happy with the us letting

u. s. was 2 weeks ago, i think, and it was different then the standard of avoided the dangerous places. you know, gatherings of large numbers of people and said there's a risk of a terrorist islamic terrorist attack, which the russians then the trojans specifically denounced as a this information campaign to destabilize rush it, which was nonsense. the rest would not do that. if there is a terrorist attack or information that the us has or does share directly with washing intelligence and in this instance publicly. so i think that's what happened . my initial thought was that it would be the attractions, but the but isis, which is more from afghanistan, has claimed, well, what do you make of present? dismissing the warning from the us a couple of weeks ago, what do you think that says about, i guess is his way of putting himself forward as being a the, the only person that can, i guess keep russian size. well i think in this instance, she's done himself a little harm or he'd need them to have b

u. s. companies that are involved in actually doing the importation right now. there is no charge or allegation indicating that any u. s. company was aware that these primates were not capt erase, but came from the wild. but the investigation is still open. cambodian officials must spoke dry and homeless keel denied the charges against them is found guilty. the fees up to 145 years in the us prison. the lawyers did not respond to our request for comment, but in quote, for the indictment of full on assault on a foreign ministry, a claim backed by the cambodian government. but it isn't just about the law for new come draft, it goes what profit before the environment leading to a huge loss of animal life as agents, we used to saying that, you know, if you want to smuggle 50, whatever animals, parents, monkeys, if you want to fuck smuggle 50. you need to smuggle 100 because about 50 percent of what your smuggling is going to die. and that's just part of doing business. so yeah, i mean, this type of thing. every agent in the service has seen this type of thing before. and yeah, we all pay that, and that's why we do the job that we do ba

u. s. was 2 weeks ago, i think, and it was different than the standard to avoid the dangerous places of gatherings of large numbers of people. and said, there's a risk of a terrorist islamic or terrorist attack, which the russians then the intrusion specifically denounced is a this information campaign to destabilize rush it, which is nonsense nearest would not do that. if there is a terrorist attack, the information that the us has does share directly with russian intelligence the, and in this instance publicly. so i think that's what happened. my initial, the thought was that it would be the directions, but isis, which is more from afghanistan, has claimed it's all still pending more ahead for you. this news our and creating a new security little comes into plays in hong kong with heavy penalties for treason and espionage. despite human rights consent canyon docked as much in the capital of using the government of failing to deliver on promises made 5 years ago . the only un security council

u. s. embassy was aware of there's, there should, on one of the russian government about this. be careful, guys. we've heard about this. i knew, for example, the differential embassy as police, the warning, nothing about terrorist attacks, but for the election process and possible demonstrations. they asked their friend citizens not to be involved in this, in such a way of this, but that was not speaking about terrorist attacks. now, no one has the possibility. also it could be that the americans would protect the premiums by saying, no, it's not them. because what they want to do is to best eyes from the inside and then implicate groups like out of the car, for example. or possibles. you know that the couple of days ago in the, near the god, some kind of russians that were fighting with the opinions again on against russia . they've been, um, well, they've been neutralized and that may be the american obviously could use this as a pre tax. you know, to say that people are not happy with the elections and look what's happening. we have it to the arrest. the fact that there's a

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u. s. this was the busiest port for shipping vehicles in the united states. john henry and l g 0. baltimore. beyond law has held its on your military parade. on forces day the ministry is struggling to find new recruits casualties in the war against the rebel forces possession loan. there. i'll have to place at the rungs ministry. conscription is due to be reintroduced next month by the young men on choosing to join the resistant forces or leave the country instead. tony take met some of them don't take the draw. often times bought a town of masons. you know who watches from the opposite bank, the moisture, the young men, some of military age splash around in the water a well the way the river divides thailand to me. m. and he crossed it illegally last week to escape the military. draw financial on if i stayed to get my name along with the fact i was involved in the civil disobedience measly 2nd city. me a criminal even if i receive a conscription that is i don't think they will put me to military service. they will arrest and imprison me. in some areas the d

u. s. embassy was aware of this, they should on one of the russian government, funded by this. be careful, guys, we've heard about this. i knew, for example, the differential embassy as police, the warning, nothing about terrorist attacks, but for the election process and possible demonstrations. they asked their friends citizens notes to be involved in this. and this is a way of this. but that was not speaking about terrorist attacks. now, no one has the possibility. also it could be that the americans would protect the premiums by saying, no, it's not them. because what they want to do is to distribute eyes from the inside. and then implicate groups like that of the golf, for example, or possibles, you know that the couple of days ago in the, near the god of some kind of russians that were fighting with the opinions again, against russia. they've been a while the been naturalized. and that may be the american obviously could use this as a pre tax. you know, it just said that people are not happy with the elections and look what's happening . we have a to the arrest, the fact

u. s. this was the busiest port for shipping vehicles in the united states. john henry and l g 0, baltimore. so hes on now to 0 millions go hungry around the world, y cybering amounts of food is being squared away every day will have the details and full steam ahead from send brazil and bell, a new investment plan to protect the amazon rain the the hello. well, strong systems continue to slide off the atlantic, chugging further east across the continent of europe, lots of active weather to talk about in this one. so let's go with this winfield coming into england. it wheels, but specifically london itself. i think you're going to see wins pushed past 80 kilometers per hour on thursday, still pouring and wearing across portugal and spinning, getting into some pretty good rounds of rain here, and then up and down the coast of portugal your way. and so it came to exceed 85 kilometers prior. and so as a result the waves off the coast of portugal pick it up to 12 meters while the wet weather pushes away from italy, now moves integration and sylvania. but we're tal

u. k. troops already and ukraine revealed and intercepted german military phone. cool. they probably don't remember that it was 41 years ago this month. the u. s. president ronald reagan who successfully help to destroy the us us off proposed is never implemented. style was space based beside system. someone who will is reagans assistant secretary of defense, who in post, administered about 70 percent of the us defense budget. dr. larry cool up is now senior fellow at the center for american pro.

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was our little baby? we gave them all new equipment and training for officers or young guys, not soviet era kids. you be generals. all that s b, u was too big to reform russia. so morgan's the many victims of the crocker safety home services boards of supports and kinds of nation flow from all over the world. but none from ukraine, vermont costs or a marty? then ask for a public no the is really prime minister has said holding elections now will distract the country for months, playing into the homes of homeless. but even till i get the most of the calls for elections now at the height of the war. a moment before victory will divide is real for at least 6 to 8 months. they will bring the war to an end before it is complete . internal and the 1st of lessons will be home us mission that says at all times you will have to say, well that's of protesters are gathering, introduce them for a 4 day demonstration against 3rd governments. the organizers are calling for the resignation of prime minister and human se, yahoo, i'm his government. and for the leadership to agree to a hostage release, deal with from us, protests will be center

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u. s. and was announced by president bite. and while he was hosting polish leaders in washington, his decision sites that the us congress, which is stalling over an even bigger aid package for keep us president said time is running out to help you crane on the battlefield. today, united states is announcing that emergency package for your crane using cost savings from previously approved print of gone contracts, packaging close munitions in rounds to help ukraine hold the line against russia's brutal tax for the next couple weeks. but it's not nearly enough. what we're, i'm announcing today congress must pass the by personal security bill now, which includes urgent funding to your crane. we must act before it literally is too late before it's too late. due to use abraham is following best for us from the ukrainian capital, keith, and we also are vis. new aid package might reduce pressure on ukraine's european partners to live in more military 8 a will. certainly it doesn't, not according to the vitamin administration and not a

i think the overwhelming number of american people think that this was an air force helicopter on top of the u. s. embassy, it was then does ended one of the most tragic and controversial chapters in us history and their america had been there every step of the way? no, it wasn't. it was an air america helicopter, and the man to the right is a c. i. a agent which is befitting because if there's such a thing is the beginning of the deep state, it probably happened around the time of the vietnam more, you know, why? because we now know that the bulk of that war and southeast asia, it was started and conducted by an intelligent community made of elected or should i say, all the elected officials who had absolutely no accountability of the us congress or even the us military. so if you're asking, what is this air american thing you're talking about, rick sanchez? let me explain. this is fascinating. you're gonna love this. they were a secret air force made up of civilian pilots, recruited by the c i a who reported only to them because they owned c. i a did the entire operation. almost everybody at on