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usually so they know united nation the united states usually is defined on say, in the united states is going to come in and say we support 20 africa being on the us to get it to come. so with phone get the power, i can assure you, the other 4 members will follow us that the united states in the united states decide they do not wish for. i forgot to have veto power, it will not happen. but in the night, just as decides, they do what i forgot to have the to power as a country, i'm pretty sure will follow us, that one of the things that linda thomas green field, the impassive united states you and said it about her resistance, the giving more countries have vito on this is it, it would make the council more dysfunctional and it made me wonder whether any nation should have a veto power. is there a model in the future of united nations where we suspend veto power for all countries and we go to majority votes on key decisions. so it's a full i find that that's very common, very cetera insulting. yeah. simply suggesting that the addition of 2 african countries is going to make the process

were 50 members of the united nations. now there is about 194, it changes a little bit from time to time, but about 194. members of the general assembly, and where did those new countries come from? uh, those three quarters of the countries in the united nations used to be colonies of britain, of france, uh, of portugal, uh, of uh, brussels of belgium, uh, of of new netherlands, um, and so, after world war ii, part of this sense that we're going to sort of transcend... fascism and we're going to have more equality in the human interactions, uh, different colonies became independent countries and joined the united nations, it seemed that they were becoming independent countries, but then of course in the cold war, especially the capitalist side found ways to basically colonize people, continue the colonization through economic means, through how you know the ownership of mines and forests and resources was uh laid out and they set up in in many of these countries uh sort of puppets who would protect uh the resources for the

out because polls in the united states, you're most americans in the united states favour a palestinian state. i mean, clear now that your uh full, my boss is only option is to draw the united states in to this conflict. and iran, i don't buy to have not being binding since the is rarely assassination of as well . any a and the what, what is this real going to do when the united states? uh, whether it be this generational, the next is good by israel. we have israel because of what israel does is regards human rights violations. we are quite capable of defending ourselves by ourselves. lay. ready sorry about that. sorry to jump so quickly, but you're not valued because that's why the americans are giving you tens of millions or hundreds of millions of dollars. weapons without the united states. you are, you don't have a country. i don't think so. if you look at the united states, the defense age, to natal, to south korea to japan, it's 100 times what the are doing with is with, with these rights more security corporation. they enjoy our technology, their enjoy, our strategic and tactical

states of america, the visit lasted more than 5 days, the president met with the leaders of the united states of america. with us president joe biden, with vice-president and democratic candidate kamala harris, and in the end , i managed to meet with another us presidential candidate, donald trump, even after a certain scandal. in general, during this meeting, the president presented a victory plan, met, by the way, also with congressmen and senators. meetings were with the defense industry of the united states of america, well, in short , many, many things. mr. vitaly, if we summarize like this first, how would you characterize this visit, relatively speaking, was the victory plan, as they say, presented positively, did this chip work with him, and was it successful. no one has already spoken, that's why i'm asking you, how do you characterize all this that happened in the context of this, well, this is what you and i talked about last week, when i asked, and what is the point in principle of providing some plan 40 days before the presidential election in the united states, because if

not the united nations.e need something else that will serve the people of the world better than what we have now. host: nelson in maryland giving his thoughts. ted of next in new jersey, a favorable view. caller: thank you, pedro. it was established primarily after world war i, which was an awful work. -- war. the united nations, they have done a decent job in trying to prevent the big threat today, other than the small conflicts, the use of nuclear weapons. there can be a group like united nations that can provide mediation toward some of these countries. it is a positive thing. if we didn't have that you would have all these rogue nations that would be totally uncontrolled. there is no utopia. people have to try to work together. that is the thrust of it. they least have meetings. it is like having a bad marriage. if you don't have that meetings -- if you don't have meetings it just falls apart. i never had to go to war. my father was in world war ii and survived that. a lot of people survived the vietnam

the united states.stados unidos se presenta a sí mismo como el garante de los derechos humanos, del respeto al derecho internacional, the united states presents itself as the guarantee of human rights of respect for international. law of customs of relations between countries, however, this standard bearer of democracy, democracy that seems to be kind of ointment, sad that heals everything, presents its own democracy before the eyes of the world, however, in practice, its actions show us that this country, which is nothing but empire, does things that are completely against the principles it proclaims. to talk about this behavior of the united states, we are today with jose partiera, we're with him from the united states. he's a cuban lawyer, specialist in migration and human rights issues. he was the defender, this is very important, of the five cubans unjustly in the united states. predict all these principles, according to your knowledge, how do you describe this phenomenon? well, first of all, is it

states, way to go, united states, your uh, bombs are apparently working very well. i mean, one of the things that i find my mind going to... is how the united states is so deeply implicated in this, because we hear you know these rumblings, these mumblings from the incoherent white house about, oh, please slow it down, please show some restraint, let's have a cease fire, let's do diplomatic uh uh exchanges and and uh going to the un and all of this, at the same time i learned that you know the four billion dollar transfer to israel, they topped it up with 9 billion, i think of you know apech offering hundreds of millions to buy off politicians in congress and then they come in congress and then they give over tens of billions, effectively hundreds of billions over the years to uh israel to conduct the this aggression, so the this aggression from the united from israel must have behind it a sense that the us onewhere... another is going to continue to back them up, continue to supply them. i think it's time that the international courts at the un call uh the united s

in the united states. but i think all of this really means that the united states is a weak and vulnerable country that has lost its confidence, this empire, which used to be a governing or aspire to govern the world and sought above and beyond. everyone else now is fearful of, uh, a website or a telegram channel, or uh, youtube channel on a satellite television channel. uh and it tears that it could undermine the country if, if it's that bad. and then i think they really have to rethink what the united states actually is, or what sort of country it is and what sort of place it has in the world today. and it's something that he was heading to, and with his promise that washington will be with len plus the aggressive and counts we can disrupting any attempts by whether it be a wrong russia or china to allegedly metal. and it's elections that does this sound like a threat to you, or it's a threat to ordinary americans, i'm sure because gradually they will be trying to put fear into the hearts of the ordinary

every single attempt by the united nations, general assembly, united nations, especially security council. to achieve a ceasefire uh in order to try to you get the the respective hostages back to their families as they say, but united nations has not been able to do it at the same time one has to be optimistic. i'm i was watching the united nations uh procedures just before i went on air with you and i just caught the uh the uh speech by turkey this president as we know it's you know sort turkey is sort of a wild card we never. where the will go they will go, but at least today, what he completely denounced the israeli back by the united states, aggression against the people of lebanon, calling it a crime, etc., so the this narrative is important that it comes from countries who are really not so much in favor of the palestinian people, i mean they are in words, but really in actions, not so much at least in the united. assembly today, they had to speak out and call exactly what happened there in lebanon as a crime against humanity, so this is positive, haven't heard the other leaders, so

states to drag the united states into war.ovich, what is your assessment as a military expert, will a ground operation begin, everyone is talking about this now, this. it is obvious that we are moving towards a much larger war, and it is much more difficult for any of the parties to reach any agreement. of course, the united states will continue to supply israel with everything it needs because of yes... our ties, but at the same time at the same time it is important to make it clear that we cannot allow full-scale wars in the middle east, now is not the time and place for that, frankly, in the end everyone will pay a price for it, which will lead to catastrophic consequences in the future. he says this because he is a democrat, and he is well aware that a full-scale war will benefit donald trump and weaken kamala haris's attempts to win the election, but do you think the united states can keep israel from a full-scale war? already ground invasion of lebanon, well yes , of course, such a situation is not beneficial for the uni

we are expected to hear from united states and china as well as united kingdom. in the next few minutes, we will return when those countries are speaking, as well, like the emergency united nations security council session was cold. uh, and it cooled for an immediate cease far in golf. at least 13 palestinians have been killed in an is riley strike on the southern most city of rough. uh, 3 children were among the dead. the a time targeted to houses in the mess, but area of northern rafa, especially for palestinians, have been killed and is rarely rates on the goals and strips in store on friday as he now from turn assume his enduro bother with the latest on those strikes. the secure, it's a situation and gods is getting much more intense in the course of the past couple of hours where the is, but it only has been hitting old areas across because a straight. but the main focus was on the southern, on a little bit part of district where to residential houses were destroyed early, at least 15 palestinians, what killed and there has been more concentration on targeti

states at the organization of the united nations. victory plan, roman petrovich, yes. i think that this is the starting point for our analysis. we we understand that this is an extremely ambitious application on the part of ukraine. we will hope that the united states will adhere to all points of this plan, but, as the classics said, option b is possible. given that some points. it may be hard for the united states to believe that everything will go smoothly, but we understand that real politics, unfortunately, sometimes prompts very unpleasant decisions. and in this situation, the most interesting thing is that neither the official discussion of this document in the united states of america is already underway, nor the writing of it in kyiv has never ended so that at least some... conceptual drafts of this document would be seen in ukraine or made public, which is what analysts are using today in that they take parts of this document from interviews with president zelensky or from the american or european press, and as it is called,

the united jewish charities.a lot of people did the ethnic organizations are common in the united states the sons of italy. the giant building you come down theei freeway polish alliance fr their ethnic organizations you get to go and do ethnic things. to meet people who are your fellow italians belarusians fellow jews, fellow catholic student with those organizations also work? they were insurance companies. what you could do is go to the sounds of it elite or the polish alliance and by insurance insurance policies were a mania among the working class in the united states. he always had in insurance policy. here's today's last trivia question what was the most popular form of insurance that working-class families in the nicest immigrant families and the nights it's wouldld buy? excellent guest. excellent guest. funeral. there's nothing more humiliating than to lose a member of your family and not be able to afford the funeral. and then there were people, working people who push for other forms of solidarity. one

so i think we can build this unit two units.think it's great within the building code without variances. let's make the second unit like the first one. both you know, single story units. great big. they'll still be beautiful units, let's maintain the floor reductions as proposed. i just leave you with one last quote. just to show, you know, when beverly got petitions, simon said in response to this list of 20 people who signed the petition opposing the project, he said, quote, you know, yeah, you can get people to sign up for anything, even that the earth is flat, unquote. and you can check this is your time. i ask, is this respectful or is this dismissive? thank you. okay. last call for public comment. seeing none do your request or you have a two minute rebuttal. daca requester you have a two minute rebuttal. you're next. thank you very much. we the neighbors are not opposed to development. it it is correct. this site does cry out for development, but it does not cry out for this development. this development is, from the rear

the united states, how possible?nited states in this situation finds itself quite isolated internationally, we saw this from the results of the vote at the general assembly of the organization united nations, and then at the end of the week there was a meeting of the security council, where the same, well, the voice of the united states and israel sounded quite lonely. here. is the opinion expressed by the official representative of china to the united nations, gen shuang. china calls on israel to end the content of the use of force and the illusion of a complete military victory, to immediately stop the military operation in gaza, to stop encroaching on the sovereignty and security of lebanon, and to stop taking risks that could to kindle another fire in the region. china supports the security council in using all available tools to advance the implementation of all relevant resolutions and taking all measures to end the war and achieve peace in the middle east as soon as possible, and the position of the arab world

they keep saying this to truman, and the united states united states keep saying no, no, no we do not need to get dragged in we do not need you to do something that could potentially drag the united states in and create conflict in asia. that could have wider ramification. he is doing the same thing in his discussions with stalin over the period between 1948 in 1949 and 1950. we want to evade thehe south its imperialistic a puppet. it is not legitimate we want to reunify the peninsula on communistis terms. until the difference is that some time and about the spring ofe 1950. this also speaks to the origin of the korean war. stalin and changes to being relatively cautious to being more adventurous and saying go ahead.s of course one of the reasons he's shifted is because the chinese communist party has triumphed on the chinese mainland by the end of 1949. all the sudden it's looking like it may beat communism is going to be dominant in asia after all. so it might make. sense to allow him to finish the job started. >> the interesting thing both the super powers are putting a lid on the

work, we will not create, if united, one home, one sky, we will be guarded, if united, if united, on holidays, in difficult times. in the future we are now, the heart of our country, beats in each of us, from heavy cocks, from adversity and enemies, we will protect it. together we stand class, our land, our faith, we will not betray, if united, we will go through everything, survive, we will win, if united with a strong hand, and ... peace, we will not create, if united, at home in one, by one sky, we will guard, if united, yaschiny! our land, our faith, we will not betray, if united, we will go through everything, survive and win we, if united. firmly with hand or by hand we will create the world if united we beckon at home, with the sky , we will keep, if united, our land, our faith, we will not betray, if united. we will go through everything, we will survive and we will win, if united, strong. and by hand, if we, if united, with one house, with one sky, we will keep, if united, if united we, today we have witnessed a large-scale and significant event, the start of the unity marat

we ask, would you move to the united states of america or the eu if you had the opportunity? yes, no, everything is quite simple on youtube, if you have a separate opinion, please write it in the comments, if you watch us on tv, pick up your smartphone or phone and vote on the numbers 08... 211 381 if you, if you could, would you move to the states or the eu, no, 0800 211 382, ​​all calls to these numbers are free, vote at the end of the program we'll tally up that vote. next , we will be in touch with oleksandr khara, diplomat, expert on foreign and security policy of the center for defense strategies. mr. oleksandr, i congratulate you, thank you for being with us today. good evening, mr. sergey. well, the election campaign in the united states of america follows roughly the same scenario, another assassination attempt on trump, secret service again on the ears, biden and harris call trump and tell him to take care of himself. for our viewers, they may have missed that this attempt was being prepared, was being prepared, well, they are identifying it, at least, as an attempt

and here is the unit mix one hundred and 17 units also one hundred and 57 units so back in 2018-2019 we demolished the buildings that is phase two those folks removed the 72 unit in footsteps and other units at the potrero terrace with the one hundred and 17 unit the priority for in the annex the remaining 40 units are regular tax credit unit open to the um, general public. >> we have already accompanied the process for block b in partnerships with the housing authority and our service provider we understand that it takes at least 9 to 10 months to get those ready to be moved into the new building so you give we or getting a sense the annex in the xoiflt units some of them like i said have been relocated affordable units and some want to be in another rehabbed public housing unit until the time another phased unit is available in the annex the portion of site so the next this slide what is completed in phase one of a phase two at the bottom the next phase coming up in the annex and the future for phase three will be some have an combination of affordable and market-rate housing units

million votes in the united states.le saw the socialist party, the possibility not just of making their lives more secure about remaking the system making it more secure for working people. a handful, it was a handful, working people went a step farther to bring us back to that. in that spiral downward, in the united states, he became homeless for a while. he hated new york city, what is called a tramp, asking farmers if they needed work. he finally landed a job in a town in central connecticut, middletown, connecticut in a stone quarry doing the most basic work a human being can do, breaking apart rocks in a stone quarry. at the very bottom of the industrial system. i am pretty sure it is in that stone quarry, and countered again a political philosophy not just any form of anarchy is him the most radical form of anarchy is him there was in the world. individual anarchism. that the entire industrial system could be remade in a way that would give ordinary people like him freedom and equality and he was enthralled. that

and that's the united states. have the capacity to do that, both political, perhaps a techno, logical as well. well it, it has the capacity to try to do it. and in but, but if the, if it tries to essentially going to result in the end of the modern world as we know it and quite possibly the end of the human life on the planet. then we don't know the full consequences of over large scale nuclear war, but there's certainly no chance at all at the united states can achieve a goal of the charming china and russia with our nuclear forces. there's no chance at all. but the miss rawlins a, the, the, the poor understanding that leads to this kind of, of, of fiction is a great danger because if they start something, there's no question in my mind that the russians and chinese will be left no choice but to respond and, and it doesn't matter that it would be absolutely delusional, recklessly delusional, to attack a china and russia with nuclear weapons put matters. if it starts, there's going to be no way of stopping it. no

we are against any unit allowed to call a c or a unit that's fun for the fact that may undermine libyan is debility or silver and t. we accept price out a survey, data t with the lebanese leadership and people we couldn't demmet. and once again, we condemned and once again condemn any unilateral act of that may that as well as the in further escalation, these acts are totally unacceptable to us. and this act of grave escalation when that leads that agent to what we have been warning against, which is then on our tool, which will turn that agent into us. cost of egypt is a key partner. uh reasonable, a super pilot and the united states is a global super power. we are doing what we can in order to steal away from the escalation in order to focus our efforts to the main objective and not to get distracted. not lose sight of this main goal is the main goal is to have that sees 5. is that list and gaz. uh, we can easy to believe that the coal or because of the conflict in that is in a is a, is a war on gaz. vase war comes to an end agreement on a cs fly. it is established this with no doubt,

whose view of the united nations and the countries of the united nations will de pinion well, it was not subtle about his disdain for the un general assembly and oftentimes that the you in itself and senior you and officials least netanyahu. um, you know, i think we have a better sense of whose opinion he regards important based on his appearance before the us congress is response to the invitation by republicans to appear before the, the, the us congress. you know, he understands where power lies and old. it's washington, not internal bay, not the united nations. and so as long as he has the backing of the white house has the backing of congressional republicans in particular. he has a license to disregard the views of the, of the vin number states to the we have a situation was, but as bolo, say, that they won't agree to any deal that doesn't involve a gauze to cease far as you know, nothing. yahoo says that. he wants to see solid deal, that's what he said publicly, but he keeps finding excuses. doesn't t bus. i'm not to have a c spot deal because we think that the, that if that wa

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is a key function of china is now in from this united front work department. it is quite well know now that the united framework department play a very major role in forwarding to see or is in fact, it was one of the main reasons. the stranger introduced foreign influence transparency laws in 2018 on the vin prime minister, malcolm turnbull, the most active state and political party seeking to influence public affairs in australia is that of china. the united front work department is an agency of the chinese communist body agent being, as described as the magic way, but the fact that the image sues in the room, you use concepts received inducements from a piece united from body to overseas. chinese a fees office, quote, humans attention being listed, and i'm to slide on the united front website as something that the as well as wealth noticing the amazons east meets with slogan in. so a piece closely aligned with the united front according to your the fact that the melbourne sent in the orchestra hills and as any event that was parallel to united front work dep

but it's yvonne lenise do connections to the united from work department. the catherine news on coverage that has the warrant is an executive member of the or china youth saturation. and this is one of them. also, main at united front organizations is taking part in a large number of propaganda events. going back to the national, i tease up to now for any public institution, australia that will be like huge reputation or risk. i don't seem to recall there any disclosure of his united front positions in any of the district chit from the melbourne symphony orchestra, australia has a foreign agents registration act. so as people are affiliated with organizations or agencies that are believed to be part of it and influence activity from another government. then now suppose to report that for good reason in 2023, former prime minister malcolm terminal and his frustration as a general lack of reporting. there was apparently no organization and described that has any association to the united front with department of the communist party of tron. now i would love t

i know think they have a free trade deal is the united states with. the united states? yes they have more a free trade agreements than think any other asian countries. so what does that what does that entail? what that mean to have a free trade agreement? yes. that they have. no no or less tariffs and that they have not so much restrictions that even now, if you feel that something is not okay, you can go to an international court and sue them and they will accept it. vietnam, there's a difference in china. you can't do it they will never accept if an international will say this was but they accept it. so this is another thing they are more free than china and china they had also a great story with thanks to helping the eighties their start is the free market reforms but now with chuchu ping it goes back in the wrong direction. mark less state. and so there's a there's a slogan escape from china and they go to vietnam now because it's small free also freedom of speech of course it's not as it is here in the united states or europe, but it's more free than in china. for

transition units, including four two bedroom units, five four bedroom units and 14 three bedroom units. so we had a disproportionately large number of three bedroom units available. these two households in question, had changes to their household that meant that they were only eligible for a two bedroom or a one bedroom transition unit. so since we didn't have any additional two bedroom and no one bedroom units available, they were going to rescind their notice and they will continue to reside in the villages until we're able to offer them a transition unit. but and then as part of the nine additional notices that were sent out, we provided new notices to households that were eligible for three bedroom unit, for the ones that these households were in, not eligible for. okay. so with those two, then you revert to the second batch that you know, can take advantage of, you know, those opportunities. yeah so i'm adding this number and i like the summary, housing providers and i think page, if you could just go to the slide where you actually broke every numbers down, next time please, mayb

ukraine is the founder of the united nations.the current situation, would it be correct for the ukrainian state to demand the exclusion of russia from the security council? from the un, citing that they are a country aggressor and are waging war, violating all norms and the statute of the united nations organization, but legally, stating that in principle russia should not have been there for the last 30 years, and you know, i actually personally joined such a public initiative and which justified with different. experts, international lawyers, precisely the mechanism by which the russian federation entered the place of the soviet union, and the security council, and in general the united nations itself, and there is every reason to believe that russia is illegally occupying this place , because, for example, and serbia, as the legal successor of the former socialist country there. yugoslavia, it went through a completely different path in order to become a member of the united nations organization after the breakup of yugoslavia

mengazhev from japan about the actions of the united states., in the situation in the svo zone near the village of urozhainy in the dpr, our attack aircraft are covered by artillery. the enemy is being hit by akatsiya self-propelled gun crews, using the tactics of a fire raid and pushing the enemy away from residential areas. from the front line, a report from our war correspondent eduard punigov. akatsiya self-propelled artillery units of the eastern group are firing at a strong point. the car is ready with a machine gun in the back. a light vehicle also helps, yes, everyone has their machine guns, all ready, even if we are sitting in the tower and already hear that it is already flying up to us, we are leaving, the battery commander with the call sign legion has been on a special operation since the very beginning, he came here from buryatia, according to him, the crew and many times came under return fire, he himself miraculously remained alive during the last shelling, there was an arrival near the car 5 m and well , the car was visited by

the election in the united states because saudi arabia and united arab emirates they are one of the closest ally of united states in the region and we are still in in a truce with saudi arabia that's why i believe that the war will start again. but this time under the umbrella of the united states and united kingdom, well tim anderson, a simple question here, why is it that the yemani army, given the fact that they are completely aware of the us assets in the region in terms of their war planes or their military assets, in addition to the allies that it has uh is not preventing them from continuing the attacks uh, they see what the us has, it's not anything short of what they have if not even more powerful, but yet they continue targeting. vessels: of course, it's the commitment and the courage of the yemy government, the the national salvation government and their armed forces that's that's led to this situation, and no one expected it, suppose really, but what other guests pointed out is true that the europeans were very nervous, they didn't want to get involved in this red sea op

the united states military didn't do that that was a decision made by the united states. but nonetheless, those who went, those who sacrificed, and particularly those families who lost loved ones there, i can't begin to understand part of it. i would words of mind would be cheap and tawdry to try to get into that space. but i do believe it was a good cause i do believe that they went they fought well and bravely and did as well as we could, given a very difficult difficult set of circumstances as those who did. they fought in vietnam in an earlier generation. you know, all wars aren't pretty. all wars aren't perfect. but the american military and the fighting men and women who go out and do the nation's bidding, we don't get to pick those wars. and if we don't like them, perhaps remedies back here in the united states involving elections that we should approach in order to change people who actually do make those decisions. thank you. good answer. i want to ask you also, you spoke about this in some of the other interviews that you've done about the israeli prosecution of

the president met with the leaders of the united states of america, with the president of the united states, joe biden, with the vice president and democratic candidate kamala harris, and in the end, he still managed to meet with another candidate for the position of the president of the united states , donald trump, even after a certain scandal in general , during this meeting, the president presented a victory plan, met, by the way, also with congressmen and senators, had meetings with the defense industry of the united states of america, well, in short, a lot, a lot of things. mr. vitaly, if we summarize like this first, how do you characterize this visit, relatively speaking, was the victory plan, as they say, positively presented, did this trick work with him, and are you talking about the victory plan again, mr. andrii, and you? noticed that in the last days of the visit , almost nothing was said about the victory plan, but no one spoke anymore, that's exactly why i'm asking you, how would you describe all that happened in the context of this, well, that's what we're talking ab

pontoon crossings in the glushkovsky district of the kursk region, a unit. thanks to which ammunition is delivered to the other side in a timely manner. the crossings are camouflaged. rosgvardia units on the fronts of the kurdish region monitor attempts by ukrainian sabotage and reconnaissance groups to advance. our main task is to prevent the enemy from going deep kursk region of the territory of the russian federation. birds of course fly, the enemy has a lot of them, but we also actively fight them, using modern technologies. of course, we have equipment, and weapons, means, are fully prepared to repel an attack. attempts by militants to advance in the northern zone are promptly occupied. our forces of the group of troops north. stanislav nazarov, evgeny kirilenko, mikhail sibirev, vesti, kursk region. about how the training of volunteer units is going in kursk border area was inspected today by deputy minister of defense enusbek yevkurov. at one of the training grounds , fighters of the bars-kursk detachment are currently undergoing marksmanship training

states is complicit in those terrorist attacks also absolutely in fact is the united states is arming israel to the teeth, and they have been doing this for decades, the west and the united states con consider israel to be their colony in the region, and they provide military, financial, political support for israel. every time an us official says that israel have the right to defend itself, it means that israel have the right to attack people and to wage war against the people of the region. the united states is problem in not just you know this region and west asia but also of the world, these imperialist forces, they think that they can dominate our region and that that they can force people to uh submit to their will without any resistance, and the uh arab reactionary regimes are also complicit in this because they act like puppets to the united states, the hizballah is not just fighting israel, hizballah is fight the nato, the united states, the western allies that is supporting israel and also the arab regimes who are complicit as well in this aggression, particularly saudi arab

france, the netherlands, the united states and denmark. north america and europe's rise to riches was built on the blood, sweat, toil and death of enslaved people. now the are growing calls by people of african descent for reparations of a slavery. for instance, the university of west indies estimates the united kingdom owes 18.8 trillion pounds in compensation to the caribbean island for hundreds of years of exploitation. will western powers pay compensation for the millions of african people they sold into slavery and for other colonial era injustices in africa? honoring people of african descent. for centuries, africans inside africa and the people of african descent in the diaspora have waged struggle against enslavement, colonization, settler colonialism, neocolonization, apartite, segregation and other evils. the following is part of a speech by marco max, the famous african-american civil rights activist in 1964. the struggle for emancipation, one of the first things that the independent african nations did was to form an organizati

the president met with the leaders of the united states of america, with the president of the united states, joe biden, with the vice president and democratic candidate kamala harris, and in the end , he still managed to meet with another candidate for the position of the president of the united states, donald. trump even after a certain scandal. in general, the president presented a victory plan during this meeting. by the way , also with congressmen and senators. there were meetings with the defense industry of the united states of america. well, in short , lots and lots of things. mr. vitaly, if we summarize like this first, how would you describe it? this visit, or relatively speaking, the victory plan, as they say, was presented positively, did this trick work with him, and whether it was successful, you often talk about the victory plan, mr. andriy, and you noticed that in the last days of the visit, about the plan almost nothing was mentioned about the victories, and no one spoke anymore, that is exactly why i am asking you, how would you characterize all this in the context o

by the united nations to protect lebanon, then it is nothing more than idle words. these are diplomats mostly who are speaking, and when diplomats speak, we know one thing about the old definition of a diplomat. that's a man who sent a an otherwise honorable man sent abroad to lie for his country. they are lying, they are doing nothing, they do not care, and it is up to hisbullah, it is up to the people of lebanon to deal with the few. in the world that are brave enough to sell them the weapons they need and to give back to israel legal military response that israel will never ever forget thanks and we saw robert robert you want to also weigh in on that how big of the impact does it have on world leaders when over out of 200 countries 220 countries when you have have such a high percentage stand up there and speak of gaza and the abort situation, the fact that a cease fire hasn't properly taken shape, hasn't been addressed and and that everybody wants it to stop and they want to see the last a couple days of um air strikes on on lebanon to immediately stop, does it

these really of, across the united states is unlikely to happen because the united states still wants to maintain its relationship with of africa in order to come to the influence of russia and china. right to stay with our to international up next on going underground. absent or tante discusses with reagans ex special assistance. the bando nato is a proxy ward enterprise. bye for now the the, [000:00:00;00] the i'm action or time. so you're welcome back to going underground rule. got a single around the world from the you a this week the usa spending more in defense than the next 9 countries combined, commemorated its failure to defend new york city in washington dc 23 years ago. while the attacks originated in c, i a support the terrorist uncomfortable and i've got a son. another 911 was commemorated on wednesday in the milton friedman. you can all make neoliberalism flash going to chile. on september, the 11th 1973, the ca, and forced to create uh, that would see the elimination of democratically elected lead the salvador and for decades it would be a template, an example for insta

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