the united nations i is really use is the united nation. so as it's punching bag and honora has taken the brunt of this, israel make some statement about on. right. and then all of these politicians run into immediately cut off the a, they see a genocide or massive war crimes going on before their eyes for weeks and weeks and weeks. and they take no action at all. but israel makes a claim about on roth and within hours. the aid is cut off. is the word is shambolic, meaning the to be shamed. the idiocy of these politicians as they scurry around to try to win favor with this lobby. a map lobby is disgraceful. that's all it is. this is they, they play a game in their politics where it's life and death by the hour. that's really at stake. and the attack on, on roy is despicable action by israel. which of course should know better on that account. but it's a country after all of it's just killed 31000 people, most of the women and children. so it doesn't seem to know right from wrong on many other things as well. what are your thoughts, jeff? on

the united states has a bit of a demographic problem itself. but we have one great advantage that they don't have . and that is that we're an immigrant culture. so we can import all sorts of people to redressed the demographic problems that we have. and i think an argument could be made that you know, 50 years from now as the united states may be back to, you know, polarity in large part because of the demographic reasons. because you understand the 2 principal building blocks of military power or wealth and demography. you have to be rich and you have to have lots of people in china and russia were in a very precarious situation over the long term because they have declining populations. john, this time i want to thank you for your time. thank you so much for doing this and i'm from with your insights. you my pleasure. thanks for having me on the show. i enjoyed it. all right, everyone, that is our show apart will be back in the the latest news as a people have been coming here all day to pay tribute to those who lost their lives . vladimir pu

united states and its cohorts have not only given the zionist entity the green light to continue its genocide, but these countries are complicit. inflicting as much pain and suffering as possible seems to be the goal of the zionis and their western backers. we're going to take a look at uh what happened today and what has happened for the last five and a half months on this uh program. i'd like to welcome my guests to the program. harley schlanker spokesman international shidler institute out of germany and john phoenix journalist and international relations expert out of london. thank you both for being with us. well, hardy, let me start it off with you. did you expect this genocide to still be going on five and a half months later? well, i, i think anyone who's listened to joe biden can realize that whatever he says about being more humane and stopping the killing of civilians, it means nothing, because if the united states wanted to stop the killing, they could very quickly by cutting off the money and cutting off the weapons and cutting off the diplomatic cover, so regardless of

of the united states. and, whether we stand by our word, whether we are credible, and so, when it appears that we are weak in the sense of, delivering what we promised we would do, it hurts our credibility. i mean, i have been abroad, just like you have. i've talked to foreign leaders, and the question that they inevitably ask is, what's happening in the united states? can we trust the president? can we trust the congress? can we trust an ally? those are the questions i get, and i'm sure others have gotten the same question. and, the important thing is, that we have to show that what we say we will do, we do. and, if we back away from that, it sends the wrong message to the world. >> thank you, secretary. secretary pompeo, i would love to bring you into this. the challenges you have seen before, the fact that the two of you have served in congress, you've seen the challenges we are facing, this constant threat of a government shutdown that we just keep struggling with, issues with the supplemental, i guess

it is in the interest of the united states. it's in the interest of the by did administration into some by didn't himself just if he wants to be re elected for something to give in terms of ceasefire and moving forward. if it stays sustain, leading to a sustainable, then he's even probably going to be more welcomed by the united states. but the idea that the house got a hold of his wrangling, that the united states would behave like what it calls restaurant china and v to another solution. it's going to come out ridiculous. can i add to that? i've spoken to several diplomats including a number of investors in the last week or so about this. and they think it is likely that the us would not want to use it to be total again because it wouldn't just be telling on behalf of israel. it would be the retailing on behalf of a genocide vetoing on behalf of of assignment. but i do think there was a problem about the timing today. if this vote comes today, it will look like the us humiliated. so i think that these, i've tried them all, bu

there is a split in a jewish community in united states. there has been for a long time, but it's accelerating and is, was just said, the younger generation of jews, especially as fired by liberal values, is outraged by what's going on. disgusted by what israel and american foreign policy is done. i think what i understand inside the administration, there's also a struggle going on. and then ultimately when united states turns out in the red light and i agree completely, that has the capacity to do that. it will be the result of who wins in the battle inside the administration to try to convince vitamin that his own way of dealing with israel is got to completely change it is changing, but not very fast. and it's that battle inside the administration and inside the democrat, a party that seems like it will be decisive to decide when the war and so i and i elastic. when does the red light come on? if you look at young voters in this country, in many key states and particularly michigan, minnesota, others, they're, they're saying they do not

states... this thesis that the united states and the authorities of the united states are trying toid further escalation permeated both the official and unofficial communications of our colleagues with the american colleagues, so i think that eventually the united states of america will recognize that russia is a state sponsor of terrorism, but how quickly will that happen, well, i can't be optimistic and say that it will happen anytime soon, though. this is the way that our partners in the united states of america declared and declare, the way, in fact, of the full application of all the various sanctions, which will then be very painful for those who violate them. today, the secretary of defense of the united states of america, lloyd osin, opening the meeting of the 20th meeting of the format , ramstein promised that the united states of america would continue to support ukraine's military efforts against russia. despite congressional procrastination. let's listen to what the secretary of defense of the united states of america said. today , our message is quite clear: the united

russia in the united states might be fine. the united states might be under the bide military keynesian isn't great from all of these military items making jobs. but what about wisdom? you are, i think western europe is doing much better now than they did before the russians invited, in terms of their cohesion with each other. after all, could you have the french in the united kingdom so that they drugs in their, their increasing their desire? i don't remember, but i gotta do of that because i have some of the, you know, i mean all of sholtes and jeremy 73 percent, one, insect macro or 71 percent of these are the latest opinion. both one him out of office. you in a store of norway, one him a 71 percent soon act of britain. 66 percent. when him a router fall and 65 percent millennium a austria, now a 63 percent went him a very good, you know, island i think is going already of course is in sweden, 55 percent. one him the they're all unpopular. the countries are in the economic turmoil. the numbers are poverty, the inequality ri

uh, the united states of america, of course, with one phone call can stop uh the genocide, the united states of america uh have the zinus entities own military bas in the region, so the chief staff is biden here, he can stop that, but the united states of america is coming with gimmix or as am called the shared, first of all of that floating port ' the the main the main thing with it, apart from that we can witness all the western leaders led by joe biden encouraging the genocide, the in going genocide in gaza, and their aim, the end goal is to ethnically cleanse the people from gaza, and after that they will do the same in the west bank and 1948. the aim of this floating port is to encourage immigration of the starving, displaced. palestinian people, we know there is 90% of the palestinians in gaza are displaced now, they are hungry, they are lacking proper shelters and proper medical facilities, so this is to push them to immigrate to europe or anywhere else when they start the ships comes into into gaza, why is the united states of america and ziness entity not opening graf crossin

without any mercy in front of tv cameras and while the international community is watching and advce united state and western allies are equipping and this zinust state to kill most effectively, most brutally and most systematically and "this is not what is happening right now, the fact that netanyahu wants to use this opportunity to kill as many people, innocent people as many palestinian and ethnically cleansed and the gaza, it's not a surprise, and it's not a new policy, it's been their policy, and they are pursuing it so openly and so publicly, and i think we need to wake up to this reality." otherwise, otherwise this is going to go on and on and the you know international community is just uh doing nothing and and wishing for a change of policy, which is not going to happen without enough pressure being puts on designer state. well, mr. shajar, you raised some very important issues right there, but i would like to rewind what you said and go back to a part which is very important, you said all of this is happening in front of tv. cameras and the international community is watching, so

let the world come to the conclusion that neither the united nations, nor the united states, nor israel have power with you, and the power of america and israel until now, the united nations has been saying that they have power over your thoughts, but now the palestinian woman's screams are going through cnn and bbc and all of this , they are making holes in these walls, and the voice has reached the people, and now the people are finding my help. what are the sources of our power and where can we get them? the signatures collected in this campaign are supposed to be the voice of mothers and women in different parts of the world in defense of the women of gaza at the meeting of the united nations commission on women. . stop this genocide, stop this genocide, and the apa party, and the apa party, and the occupation, and the occupation, and let me clean in, and let me clean in, stop this genocide, stop this genocide, please, free, palestine, free, free palestine, let's get the salam in life. al-khain and the spy on al-khain, and the spy, and the spy, and the spy, and the spy, and the spy.

the present at people's united things done. thank you president the united kingdom. so to do yes, on the text before us this morning, suite. yes, or as we have been listening to the responses officer that un security council draft resolution that was put forward by the united states has not cost at the security council because of 3 votes against 11 and say that 3 against crucially, russia and china, which of course have vetoed power, let's bring it on. corresponding to gabriel and his own though he is live for us at the un headquarters in new york in the us really framed this resolution as a critical step towards a sci fi. but when we heard from russia, head of the vote gave they left little dolls about which way they would be voicing on this a yeah, that's right. in russia told me a russian ambassador told me yesterday, actually on thursday afternoon, they were not happy with this. and insinuated they were planning to vote against it potentially even veto it. if changes were not made, changes were not made overnight. and as yo

united states and the authorities of the united states are trying to avoid further escalation permeated the official and unofficial communications of our colleagues with american colleagues, so i i think that eventually the united states of america will admit that russia is a state sponsor of terrorism, but how quickly it will happen, well, i can't. to be optimistic and say that it will happen in the near future, but this is exactly the way that our partners in the united states of america have declared and are declaring, the way of the actual full application of all the various sanctions, which will then be very painful for those who violate them. today, the secretary of defense of the united states of america, lloyd osin , opened the meeting of the 20th meeting of the format romstein promised that the united states. america will continue to support ukraine's military efforts against russia, despite congressional delays. let's listen to what the secretary of defense of the united states of america said. today, our message is quite clear. the united states will not allow ukraine to lose

what about the european allies, the nato allies of the united states? there have been a few voices raised, but on the whole the europeans remain fully in the camp of of netanyahu, obviously many of them believe that the solution to the problem in in the region is to drive the palestinians out of palestine, they won't say it, but that's what they're letting netanyahu do, and so i'm not surprised that it's continued, i'm horrified that it is, my organization. is working to do everything we can to build a movement to stop it, but so far the biden regime is totally committed to defending netanyahu despite his statements today on msnbc that he's upset with with netanyahu, that's not stay with me on that, i'm going to get to that a little bit later in the program, now john, did you expect that a cease fire would be in place by the month of ramadan? well uh, i believe that the uh the... of ce fire before ramadan, which was just l service by the biden, i believe that the know the ramadan starting tomorrow, and the israelis for several times refused after meetin

united in new york mrs. khazali, the vice president of women and family affairs , emphasized the importance of women's role in the success of the family and the progress of the society. in the framework of the 6th meeting of the united nations commission on women, the islamic republic of iran, under the chairmanship of the vice president of women and family affairs, held the important meetings under the title of women's empowerment, family empowerment and community development. the attendance of the speech and the good reception of a large number of groups and american non-governmental organizations in favor of women's rights were accompanied by women. lady in this meeting, khazali stressed the importance of women's active participation in the success of the family and the progress of societies , as well as the role of mothers in raising the young generation and creating social values , and considered the necessity of establishing gender justice in the society to empower women and the efforts and experiences

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in the name of allah i thank you very much uh is all it's all a pretence um i am a citizen of the united states uh it's been very clearly stated as very recently by president joe biden uh a program, very unabashed, very unapologetic, he said clearly to the american public that uh, you do not have to be a jew to be a zionist, and i want to tell you right now that i a zionist, right there and then he's saying that he is a white supremist, he is racist, he he sides with the apartide colonial state of israel, he's made it clear, so this whole thing about dropping the food, is setting the stage for the us and israel to maintain and continue control of that area uh and i can foresee more gestures, fake gestures, all leading to control, so here you are denying aid coming in from other countries, you are setting yourself up to be the one that's the benefactor, you're the one that's that's bringing the humanitarian relief uh, you're the one that's that's making sure that you control everything you know. uh so when this decimation is over, you can for you can forceed the united states pumping more

, and prepare a repair base, and a vehicle base, and er, provide these units with ammunition on time, and the same old wolves have problems not only with the supply of the complexes themselves, but also with the provision of ammunition, so this is a complex solution, and to it should be approached in the same way, training can already be carried out at these complexes, this does not require the state or the ministry of defense or any decision, the state should allow private individuals to conduct their own training, and then according to their own exams, for example, or exams in units directly, to allow people to use automated systems of defeat and firing, that is why there are such complexes, they ... will appear in mass production in the near future, we expect from week to week the signing of the first contracts for both tandem and saber and let's hope that the security and defense system itself will work out other elements, such as regular or supply or repair at such a fast pace in order to stop the enemy in those directions in which we now have questions. mr. pavle, yes proposals,

and that leads me to the issue of the united states, because you see the united states is pressuring for the quarterly form. and the police didn't handle authority. and by the revitalization of the policy number, it's sort of down by that they mean only the security ties inc, the police to handle to, to, to making the model of executed destructions, etc. is, it is interest. and that lies behind the statement of mr. by didn't when he said president by didn't when he said that i need to understand what sort of doing government has to be acceptable to is it is he what does say that any government and is it has to be acceptable? so by the stands of course. so the american approach to the you might as well as ition is only about security. and that's what it is, the question why in any other country, whether you talk about said it'd be, uh you agree and russian of china or any other country. the united states speaks about democracy, about democratic elections. that item of the people to choose democratic glance, really the lead does accept and punish by the opposing our election or opposin

united kingdom and united state and if they want all that to stop they should actually stop their attack and support for israel and stop the killing of the people in gaza because i believe that germany army has as well conducted many attack that against united state that they have actually not uh declared because they are still as well - implementing and practicing new weapons towards united state shipment in our region and i'm sure that they have many option if any expansion of attack against jaman will be conducted by united states i'm sure that united states will be actually losing big time because what they actually now is doing they just hurting the reputation because they are the one who is in full support of this giant genocide in in in gaza and as well about united states building this. new port, the main goal of this new port is not actually to get aid to gaza, because there are hundreds of of trucks just meter away in in near rafah border crossing in egypt, the main goal of this new port is actually they won't even though if there is any deal or agreement to stop the killing an

the united states government is moving as rapidly as possible to ban tiktok in the united states. the sensible reason given is that somehow tiktok is related or connected to the chinese government. now we always talk in the united states about a rules-based international economy. "and yet, in the last three or four weeks, the united states has taken multiple steps to block chinese goods. first, the issue of the big cranes that are used in the different harbors in the united states. the united states is claiming that software on these cranes can be moved or jiggered or arranged so that the chinese government can have direct information about what these cranes are being used for. more importantly disrupt the ports in which they are being used. secondly, the united states has made allegations about software and various computer chips in electric vehicles that the chinese may be exporting here or in components of already exported vehicles or in the components of certain evs in telsa or other companies, which are competitors to american companies. should those regulation be enforced an

the 1st of course is the united states and this europe. and then at a school the rest of the world uh, in the united states were having a macro economic boom, shooting out stock marketing on cash and so on. but there's a lot of discontent on the ground. and i would say to people that boom is very much a financial boom. and so things can and quite suddenly it was finance. i might say, i guess as a, something that's a substitute, but it may be insightful. the longer it goes on the closer we or to the end with the or up the economies we, it's quite clear that they're either in recession or on the edge it for a session. and in the rest of the world, the economy is stagnant. and in the background, there's a good possibility of some sort of financial problems, financial crisis from the accumulated debt put that together. and the best that you can say is. and so she great. i mentioned in the introduction that you are the founder of the economics for democratic and open societies projects. and there is very times democratic and open societies a ve

the law should apply to every citizen in the united states. trump claims immunity and has been violated. criminal cases. the supreme court decided to consider this issue and make a decision. i think they will rule against him. yes, there are limitations, but he sees things through the lens of what benefits donald trump and the laws and regulations that most sane people are bound to be responsible citizens of don't really care about trump. that's one of the reasons why i think his second term will wreak havoc. to trump's advantage, can congress somehow limit him in this. well, they passed a law that tries to... prevent him from withdrawing the country from nato without congressional approval. i believe that this is not constitutional. the president has the constitutional authority to withdraw from treaties, even very good contracts. after all, there is no paper document in the world that can restrain someone who does not feel any limitations. if trump is re-elected, it will be a test of the american constitution and our institutions. i think we

women are responsible for bringing and preparing food the united nations is in charge. the latest report announced that since the beginning of the zionist regime's invasion of the gaza strip, an average of 63 palestinian women are martyred every day, more than half of them are mothers. in today's world , i continue the conversation with mehdi shadmani, an international relations expert. mrs. shadmani, we saw the report. i want to ask that today is march 8 and now the names of women. it has been set on today. has there been an opportunity to raise the issue of palestinian women in the world forums under the same pretext? march 8, which is international women's day , has been official since 1909 with the protest of women from different european countries regarding the right to hourly wages . it has been mentioned, now it is not like saying that it is definitely a blessed day for the women of the world , this is a media advertisement, we can introduce it to the women of the world. western media are presenting, well, when a day like this becomes a slogan, we should definite

and that leads me to the issue of the united states because you see the united states is pressure to include what they call the 4 megs dependents. daniel, $32.00, and by the revitalization of the policy men also did the on. by that, they mean only the security ties independence to handle to, to do making a model for security, destruct shrugs, etc. is it is interest. and that lives behind the statement of mr. by didn't. when he said president by didn't, when he said that, i need to understand what sort of doing government has to be acceptable to is it or he wasn't say, that's any government and is ready to be acceptable. so by the stands of course. so the american approach to do, you might solution is only about security. and that's the question. why in every other country, whether you talk about said it'd be, uh you agree and russian of china or any other country. the united states speaks about democracy, about democratic elections, that item of the people to choose democratic glance. really their lead does accept and punish time. they are open using our election or posing the democr

i give■■v the floor to the representative of the united states. amb.s-greenfield: for all of the divisions, many of us share the same goals. we want to see an immediate and sustained cease-fire as part of a deal that leads to the release of all hostages being held by hamas and other groups and that will allow much■r more life-savg humanitarian aid to get gaza. we cannot just want that, we have to make that. we have to do the hard work of diplomacy. i know that you have heard because it is the truth. a security council resolution means much less if it is not actually made real on the ground. that is why the united states, egypt, and, are working around the clock in the region to secure an immediate and sustained cease-fire. that will help us address the dire humanitarian crisis in gaza . we believe we are close. this moment is one where the security council has a critical role to play. by adopting the resolution before us we can put pressure on hamas to accept the deal on the table. you don't need me to tell you that every day without a cease-fire leads

so i think it depends what you mean by the united nations. i often answer the question that why, because the u. n. is opposed to the does great work humanitarian work on the ground . the you and as a body lead by this extra general the united nations, but the you and ultimately is $193.00 countries. and when you try get a 193 countries or just the 15 countries of the security council degree and the think it started very hard. that is why a resolution has taken almost 6 months to go through the security council. it's also about, of course, as we know, the very controversial structure of the security council, the department and members, i think they will be pleased and un headquarters that they've got this through to not because they give some model white. but i don't think anyone doubts that. they still big, big struggles ahead, particularly with that spec to of that rafa offensive on the horizon things, but it's not good for us to get it to. thanks very much indeed. but israel has cancelled an official trip to washington in protest against th

raisi has a thousand units, in the last two and a half years, 350 units have been completed and opened. it is currently under construction, and our effort is to put about 2,600 units into operation by the end of 1403. preparations have been made to start their operations from the beginning of 1403. well, some universities are also taking interesting initiatives. to spend productively to do the real estate that they have inside the city that has residential commercial value and by changing its use, they can increase its value . sell them they are using the funds they have from this place to build dormitories for married couples. as an example, if i want to give you an example, tehran university is building 500 units using manufacturing. it is interesting that the dormitory complex . which used to have 100 units in the city and sell them with a license that they can allocate 50% of that credit to make 500 units. that is why one of the policies of the ministry of science is to discuss the creation of generators. yazd university is another example through generators. attract the necessary

one can make any decision without being approved by the united states since it controls the entity.any states in the international community support israel, except for few like the islamic republic of iran, venezuela, and etc. but in general, many states, including arab ones, support israel. the arab states of the persian gulf also support israel. it seems that israel is not satisfied with the demolition of gaza homes infrastructure and killing of civilians. images have recently emerged of palestinians being detained by the occupation army, being forced to strip to their underwear, kneeling on the ground, blindfolded and held in inhumane conditions. these images have the israel army does not differentiate between children, civilians and the elderry, especially in the northern area of gaza. they enter any place they want and arrest whoever they want, even arresting children under 15 years of age without any fault, even committing violent acts against them. this is a criminal act. there is no country in the world that has done what the regime of israel has committed. look what happene

the same day that united flight bound for sfo from sydney was forced maintenance issues. travel industry analyst henry harteveldt is surprise since sfo was the home of united largest maintenance base. whether these airplanes are possibly being flown. >> too much do they have enough time between flights for the maintenance crews, highlands, anyone else who would need to be involved to do the inspections that need to be done. experts i spoke to say it's likely that the ntsb and faa are investigating each incident and that united is doing its own investigation. >> to avoid another mechanical mishap, noting that each plane landed safely and no passengers were injured. >> then i would tell anybody who asked that they should book united in confidence. but i do hope that the maintenance leadership that united is examining the causes for these problems and it's going to take swift action to ensure that they stop happening. >> harteveldt says that there does not appear to be any changes in demand for united flights and no drop. and ticket prices grand. well, so it appears that peo

he did a revision in 300 units of this door in fact, the number of units that were reduced was 200 , out of 13 floors , it was reduced to 5 floors, but only 200 of these units have been reduced. let's get the best out of the problem . i am at your service. mr. khatibi, what do you think? well, you did the construction yourself. you were also in the engineering system. naturally , you are here as a high-ranking supporter of the construction. in the name of god, i also send greetings and respect to all dear viewers. see , we should not see issues as zero and one should i come and sit in a program and say that i , bijan khatibi, am in favor of only high-ranking, or should i sit and say no, i agree that i can expand this on a horizontal level. every place in our country has its own conditions. we are the biggest problem that we have been dealing with for years now. not paying attention to the opinions of consultants who are experts in this field. that is, we are coming now that every minister who comes, every deputy who comes, anyone who comes for the decision-making system of our countr

in the united states— migration lives. in the united states commits a different issue.nd allows— immigration that's merit—based and allows humanitarian ways to come through— allows humanitarian ways to come through that is safe and unfortunately the biden administration of one of our borders open _ administration of one of our borders open that— administration of one of our borders open that people on terrorist watch lists are _ open that people on terrorist watch lists are coming across, human trafficking _ lists are coming across, human trafficking is coming across very poor— trafficking is coming across very poor people from central america are being _ poor people from central america are being told _ poor people from central america are being told to risk their lives i�*m being told to risk their lives i'm not being told to risk their lives i“n not disputing there's a crisis what shines through in this report for me though is that simulation can work one of the problems i know in new york where one of these migrants —— where many of these migrants are book bus to co

tomans, buys the second unit for 1 million 200, or buys the last unit for 6 million tomans, by buyingunits from the national housing unit, he can become the owner of a suitable building in eshel national housing movement. it is one of the processes that he is actually looking for. the establishment of the 8th board of the exchange , god willing, it will help, the establishment of housing funds, construction, real estate, and independent properties. these are all the paths that, in the words of the economists , actually limit the effect of inflation or remove it from the calculation. this fund is the main task he knows that he can actually do this with different models, from setting up national structures to short-term tools to short-term policies. recently, we actually took 2 basic steps. in fact , we were very close to buying 3,700 elevators at a negotiated price in 2002, which was signed with the housing foundation. it was decided that all these housings were sealed, for example , my 15-story building without an elevator. i wanted to mention this action of yours and i had a question

n. project forward united, 45. and i mean, what, i know it is a binary reservation to you and themselves said, you know, it's international that resolution to $7.00 to $8.00 for sale. so i, i don't that i think that it's taking it too far. the united states, of course, will continue to use the united nations to try and advances of interest the same way other countries to the problem is that when you are agreed just lead inconsistent. this is going to undermine the sort of political capital that the united states has in many parts of the world. doesn't make it impossible for the united states to elicit other countries. cooperation is just going to make it more difficult going forward. and i think we're already seeing that in a variety of different places. the fact, for example, that south africa, what independently decided to bring its application to the international court of justice regarding a possible genocide in causes is a show of independence on the part of south africa that you might not have expected in ear

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what are your views on the economic situation in the united states?ed from covid, it’s a pretty difficult environment right now for... preferences, why are they forced to choose between biden and trump, why don’t they have, i don’t know, such an orban, why such an orman, there are few such orbans in europe, this is understandable , this is also a big question, but in the united states, instead of really making america great again, which is what trump seemed to start with, we come to the conclusion that america continues to try to teach other countries, how should they live, but they would take care of their own. this amazes me, or maybe a depoliticized voter who very often thought a lot only about his own wallet, this is not the same, i think, more precisely, this is not the best option, still we need something broader look at the world, at you look at the world more broadly, in the end you choose the right - reliable presidents in your country, this is how i would probably summarize our thoughts about the american elections, you see, they really thin

united states veto, the security council has not adopted any resolution in truth.e text of the general assembly resolution has enjoyed the support of the overwhelming majority of the international community. the united states is deciding the course of the lies of all gazons when it uses its vetto power. therefore it is complicit in the crimes that israel is committing against the people of the gaza strip using the vetto to reject. the call for a ceasefire, which is asked by almost all of the world countries, means condemning an entire people in general. despite the ongoing genocide against the palestinian people that began on october 7th, 2023, and the murder of thousands of civilians, most of them women and children, the security council has failed to adopt a resolution calling for a cease fire. many countries and human rights organizations have... men at the failure of this entity. all decisions that have been made by the un security council and the united nations are under the direct influence of the united states, since washington has the final say, no one can

when i'm president of the united states, we are going to rebuild the united states military. i'm president, we're goig to have a real war on terror, which means the best intelligence agencies in the world will find thests, the best military in the world, to destroy them. and if we capture them alive, they're not getting a court hearing. they're not getting a lawyer. they're gng to go on to dynamo. when i'm president of the united states, we are going to take care of our veterans again. god bless our veterans. and by the way, when i'm president of the united states, you will have a president that every day will do what i will do right now. i want to thank our firefighters and our police officers everyth. have a president that will never apologize for defending your second amendment right to protect yourself and your family. these are indeed difficult struggling.many people a i know many of you are struggling. do not give in to the fear. do not give in to anger. do not give in to scam artists and con artists who try to take advantage of your suffering and your hardships instead

his wife died and city is set to united states political prisoners. and that's what happens is legal team says if this attempt fails, the last remaining option is to appeal to the european court of human rights. the kind of guy you're watching out 0 or might about some stories is odd, at least 7 palestinians have been killed. 14 wounded in central god. so they were waiting for a to plug a real treat program. so as these ready all me, ton by 14 trucks trying to get a into northern. does that, is there any won't cabinet minutes up any guns has met the u. k. for on tech truth, david cameron in london, person who is expected to warn israel, that is, patients is running out over the humanitarian situation in garza. well, the un security council will hold an emergency meeting on wednesday nights in response to the interest and hate the country is in the state of emergency. also kindly does announce that we're going to over through the government, a powerful gain lead to strength and civil war will break out. a prime minister audio only doesn't step down. he

order to ensure the combat readiness of their armies, or those units units and formations that are part. the noose of the american military-industrial complex is gradually tightening around the necks of european arms manufacturers, and as arsenals are emptied. weapons , european countries will simply be forced to purchase even more american military weapons equipment and ammunition, otherwise their arsenals will be empty, this applies even to countries such as germany and france. on february 13 of this year, the us senate approved a $60 billion aid package to ukraine. we will soon find out whether the lower house agrees, but even the american media sponsored by the white house openly say: this... investment will pay off handsomely. washington post columnist mark tison revealed the deepest secret of us military assistance to ukraine. most of the money allocated is actually spent within the us on re-equipment of the american army. he and his colleagues conducted an investigation, the results of which showed that at least 117 american enterprises produced weapons as part of assistance to u

kherson duma from the united russia party. when there is motivation, i think it doesn't matter what age you are, you're young, old, you don't care what you're working for, and when there's some kind of incentive, it gets people going. this traitor knows exactly what she is talking about, because she has been through it herself. the occupiers encourage her with positions, so working for a bunker grandfather is an incomprehensible dream for kuzmenko. words by volodymyr volodymyrov. they always sound solemn and penetrate deeply into the heart and soul of everyone. and kuzmenko's appetites are growing. she was a simple deputy for a short time. already in october 2023 , the occupation authorities of the kherson region appointed a traitor to the post of head of novotroitska community during her appointment, she read the oath of allegiance to the russian federation. now, in a new status, this traitor travels to forums in the russian countryside and glorifies the country of terror. people meet in general from different regions, that i

"the united states is a white supremist government built on the back of african slaves. we all know that. it is manifest destiny has conquered and tooking over all country people of color. so what you're seeing now, the only way that this is going to stop is by the will of allah and the people coming together in country and that hasn't happened yet. thank you for that. it's a shameful testimony for muslim countries not to help because they're clinging to the dunya. they're afraid, i don't know what their national policy is, but if it walks like a duck quack." like a duck and smells like a duck is a duck and that duck is called thank you for that uh we're unfortunately fresh out of time jihad abdul met former black panther party member from stone mountain georgia alberto garcia watson political analyst and activist from malaga spain with that we come to for this edition of the spotlight fromway and the team is goodbye. is climate change real? is smoking cigarettes really hazardous? do ddt insecticides really work against malaria mosquitoes. for decades, companies have har

companies about united states investments, u.s. focused strategies and united states institutions. allowing these companies to ignore their obligation to respond to u.s. law is not just an affront to the subcommittee, it risks allowing companies to effectively contract away their obligations to other countries all around the world where you do business, where you perform services to comply with united states laws. although the subcommittee's inquiry began last summer with questions about the saudi arabia public investment fund in u.s. golf, it has become much bigger and more consequential. after mckinsey, bcg, each refused to voluntarily produce records about their work because of the saudi arabia objections and we issued subpoenas compelling them to do so. our goal is simple, we want to determine what work these companies have done and are doing that allows a foreign authoritarian government to use instruments of commerce in e united states to increase its influence within our shores and rebrand its tarnished image after years of horrific human rights abuses. our subpoenas seek do

n. project towards united, $45.00. and i mean, what, i know it is a binary reservation that you and themselves said, you know, it's international that resolution to $7.00 to $8.00 for sale. so i, i don't that i think that it's taking it too far. the united states, of course, will continue to use the united nations to try and advance its own interest the same way. other countries to the problem is that when you are agreed just lead inconsistent. this is going to undermine the sort of political capital that the united states has in many parts of the world. doesn't make it impossible for the united states to elicit other countries cooperation. it's just going to make it more difficult going forward. and i think we're already seeing that in a variety of different places. the fact, for example, that south africa, what independently decided to bring its application to the international court of justice regarding a possible genocide and cause that is a show of independence on the part of south africa that you might not have e

when the co-perpetrators are the united states, united kingdom, european powers, the united nations haswn itself unable to act. you see that even in the language of the resolution. we are talking about a situation a massive war crimes, crimes against humanity, and that cleansing, and genocide. because the security council is not set up to deal effectively with that, especially when one of its permanent war two of its permanent members at least are implicated in that genocide, it is forced to dust off language about conflict as if this were a war between two states rather than a campaign of annihilation by heavily occupied power against a besieged celine population. that is not going to get the job done. to get a resolution that calls for ceasefire, even ceasefire language is not appropriate to a genocide as the world court has determined. and you get no language in here that condemns the perpetrators and ms. for accountability of perpetrator -- and moves for accountability are perpetrators. none of the things that would make a difference. it is not just a security council stop the polit

generation 3+, which includes the vvr 1200, are certainly safe power units.reased safety, these are special technical means for managing severe beyond design basis accidents; an accident similar to the accident of the fokusima npp is impossible on our units. compared to the rbmk 100, the vvr 1200 has not three, but four security system channels, independent of each other. their the task in the event of an accident is to stop the uranium fission reaction, maintain the reactor in a restored state, and also ensure the removal of heat from nuclear fuel and prevent the release of radioactive substances beyond the site. for this purpose, the arsenal includes both active and passive safety systems, among the latter a melt trap. cylindrical vessel, what. like a pan in which the so-called sacrificial material is poured, these are oxides of iron and aluminum, which are designed to interact with the molten fuel, which, in a hypothetical case of a beyond design basis accident, will enter the melt trap, the heavy phase goes down in such a clogged state, that is, after som