the management of the war was defined by the united states government from the beginning. we saw that some special forces. the united states of america entering the occupied territories and in wars , this is their so-called macro and strategic management . and these attacks are outside the tribal lands it happens that we have a prominent example of it in the assassination of a martyr. in fact, in line with expansion. the scope of the war is outside the borders of the occupying regime. it is right that they divert the public opinion of the world from this matter, and the successive failures that we see now , the government of the united states of america is a witness and observer of that matter. outsource terrorist operations and create a safe margin, even temporarily, a peace for raan and the military of this country. some of that fire of war and that so-called power of destruction actually change the atmosphere for their own benefit, yes, and the power of destruction. bring down the drama and my analysis is that this will fail like other plans of the so-called chinese-hand

i ashamed that the united states government is providing the financing for this war and for the militaryin israel. i called for the icc to bring the united states government. before the icc for complicity in these war crimes, when children and women and men, civilians were being killed, when these houses were being destroyed, palestinian people, under international law, certainly, and under moral law have the right to defend themselves. this is a country without an army, without a navy, without an air force, without even an airport without advanced weapons and they're being targeted by the fourth. "most powerful military in the world, they have a right to defend themselves. i wish they would shoot more rockets. denny left the room upset, but there was something that drew attention in the view from the window. what cannot be seen at night becomes clear in daytime. that was the hospital's garden filled with tents, reminding everyone of the exile of the 1948 catastrop." i talked about this many times, when they ask me, what does the war remind you of? i say that it reminds me of what happen

the anniversary of sulaimani um his his death which was loudly and proudly claimed by the united states government at the time, so why is it ridiculous for people to think or speculate that what happened today had nothing to do with the united states? people are always going to uh make all kinds of claims. and all kinds of speculations, i think it's ridiculous because it didn't happen, and that's what i can, i can say from this podium that we were not involved, so so if you were involved though, you would be out there saying, yes, we did it, uh, you were asking, we are getting, we are getting into several, we are getting into several levels of counterfactuals here, we were not involved, okay, but i, but i'm not sure i understand why you say that it's ridiculous for people to think that or to speculate it or to speculate about it or to suggest. given the history of the united states in iran, i will say uh, if the reports coming out of iran are accurate, these are explosions that have killed dozens, by some reports over a hundred civilians, um, the united states was not involved with those , and you

united states. well, we are witnessing that in the western governments themselves. the people are protesting against the crimes of the united states of america government and they are showing resistance against this type of unilateralism of the united states. we even expressed these protests at the beginning of the petitioners' lack of accurate knowledge of statesmen and analysts and politicians and analysis. the experts and analysts of american international issues in latin america itself, both observed that we were in venezuela, but we also had such a thing that we did not want to accept the hegemony and open colonialism of the united states of america, this shows the authority and greatness of the governments. who are dependent on their own government and nation-state, and to achieve their goals , they do not give up all the so-called available tools, even their own lives and property. with this move, america has taken a very big gamble that we feel that it is a big deal for the criminal zionist usurper government. it will pay a very big price. in the very near fu

the reason for the delay is a dispute over the funding of the united states government states, whichis now the first priority for legislators. however, how the first working week of the congress ended after the christmas break, let's talk with my colleague katarina lisanovo. congratulations, katya. greetings, oleksiy. i know you've talked to legislators this week. they predict a vote on aid to ukraine at the end of next month. can you tell me more about what they told you? this week i managed to talk with members of the ukrainian. congressional caucus in the house of representatives. thus, one of its co-chairs, democrat congresswoman marcy kaptor, says that more clarity on aid to ukraine should be expected next week, namely by january 19, because this is the date of the probable shutdown, when congress has to approve the government's budget. at the same time, according to kaptor, objectively, the vote on aid to ukraine should be expected already next month, somewhere in the middle of february or at the end of february. forecasts from representatives. congressional caucus, both republ

there has to be a path to adjustment a lasting peace is been a long-standing policy of the united states government bipartisan basis to support a two state solution because a two state solution is the only one to guarantee the states inalienable and mutually recognize home for both people's head of outreach to chart their own future. as we consider major aid package for the region, hit is not insignificant to the same time reaffirm our commitment to the vision women with that if i do along with 48 of my other colleagues should a supplemental aid package over the floor is about making the american position clear and inherent to achieving two state future leadership on both sides anded actually interested in peace both sides feeling insecure enough to pursue it in israel must feel hamas militant groups have integrated and so they no longer pose a threat to the people of israel the country of israel and palestinians must feel that they have a real seat at the table. cannot be extremist and held in israeli government jump at every chance to inflame and assign division and there be a palestinian authori

united states, shall you shall unsc members? will will take action against the united states government, everyone knows that, even donald trump, the former president of united states also revealed this fact that daesh was created by the united states of american government, so sabir, i'm going to swing over to carmon for second, but i want you to hold the line and hold your thought as well, i'm going to come right back to you, i'm joining us, i was matty abbastian, there joining us from the southeastern city of kirman, he's add at this attack that led to the death of 85 iranians this year in kermon, attack that was claim by a daesh terror group, now as you can see people who have gathered here right behind me are the cars that are going to carry the cuffins of the morters to termons a mortar cementary, the very place that leutenant general qasim sulaymani is buried in. now um at the time the irgc commander hussein salami, major general hussein salami is also delivering a speech and addressing the people who have gathered here talking about the resistance of iranian people in the face of any threats and uh the oppression and the ag

government. i come to the floor to respond to a series of accusations raised by the united states attorney from the southern district of new york. i would note that this is the second superseding indictment. otit should be noted that all of the information presented were fully available to the government since the beginning of the process. for at least a year prior to this indictment which therefore begs the question why did the government not to proceed with all of these accusations from the beginning? the answer is clear to me by filing three indictments when in late september a second one a few weeks later in mid-october and the third one just last week in early january it allowed of the government to keep the story in the press and poisons the jury pool and seeks to convict me in a court of public opinion and in so doing the tactics harm not just me but each of you, the political establishment and most importantly the sensationalized allegations are now creating a call from the resignation despite my innocence and before a single piece of evidence has even been introduced in the court of law. t

whether or not elon musk could, the question after it was shut down, as far as i know the united states governmentought some of it and paid off those very starlinks and made a commitment that they wouldn't shut down, so i... hopefully they've agreed on all of that and now they'll, now they can turn off if they need to, of course, it's all technology from our partners, and in that regard we are very dependent on them, mr. roman , putin is obviously talking about it, threatening new attacks, telling us that it is all because of belgorod, every time there is some new reason, what will he do, are we ready, yes, can we... predict some new actions, new attacks, new tactics, as it was during the last week, and is our country ready to protect citizens, ready, if we already know about some possible points, and yes, to take people from there, so that there is no victims, well, this is about the same question that we considered at the beginning, that i think that if they knew for 100%. at the same time, the question of the tactical and technical characteristics of the missiles depends on the tt, and we see h

to supply natural gas to europe and facilitating and receiving afghan refugees that the united states government was seeking to evacuate, among other initiatives. they played a role in brokering the release of israeli hostages held by hamas. like many other countries, there are things we disagree on. during the world cup preparation, qatar' engagement with its next door neighbor iran and hamas have been points of contention, and i have criticized qatar, as i have any other country when i felt they were falling short of their international obligations and applauded them when they have led in ways the united states and the world would commend. that give and take, that carrot and stick and that cajoling and rewarding is the essence of diplomacy. it is a job we all partake in every day as part of our duties in the senate. the government seeks to use baseless conjecture, not facts, to create the connective tissue. they have no proof of receiving any gifts. they talked about tickets to a state sponsored event, but many members of the senate often attend state sponsored events, i see members of the sta

was more completely destroyed even than uh, than the the center of mosul. um, so so the united states government, whether it's under bush or or obama, or trump or biden, has no problem with killing tens of thousands of civilians, what they do have a problem with is, whereas in their own wars, they... the they skillfully are able through control of the media to to prevent global awareness of just how many civilians they are really killing. in this case, the whole world is watching in horror as the israel uses american weapons to kill tens of thousands of civilians and that is a public relations political problem. for the american government, now rick, uh, there is poll that indicates that 70% of young americans do not approve of joe biden's policy on this uh war on gaza. the question is, why he should defy people's demands? well, it's because of uh zionist um influence in in washington, sadly, you know, 70 or 75% of the... "american public supports a cease fire, and yet in congress it's something like 15%. and that is because of the influence of the israel lobby in congress with congressional rep

the united states government should make it clear that it isn't ok to target israeli civilians, and itns civilians in order to pursue military purposes. aha, to pursue military purposes. a programme director at human rights watch, thank you for joining us. to talk more about the situation on the ground, my colleague katrina perry spoke to the executive director for the un's agency for palestinian refugees in the us. thank you forjoining us. can you tell is a bit about the situation such as your colleagues are seeing it? what operations like there at the moment?— operations like there at the moment? gaza is a place of desperation _ moment? gaza is a place of desperation and _ moment? gaza is a place of desperation and despair. i moment? gaza is a place of. desperation and despair. there are tens of thousands of women and children, mostly, who have been killed or injured, 70% killed and injured have been women and children. families are sleeping in the streets, in increasingly colder temperatures. we have seen the rain and floods there. areas where civilians have been told to relocate th

united states? the us government has congratulated william _ united states? s congratulated william lai _ united states? the us government has congratulated william lai on _ united states? the us government has congratulated william lai on his - congratulated william lai on his victory but has restated and reiterated its long—standing policy that it does not support the independence of taiwan from china. that matters because i think it's meant as a message of reassurance to beijing. it is the unofficial long—standing policy of support for taiwan that has come from the us that beijing is so wary of and worried about. the importance of thatis worried about. the importance of that is because the united states has, for many years, sold weapons to the taiwanese and the chinese have never ruled out the use of force for the eventual reunification of taiwan to china, as they put it. equally, the us has never ruled out military action... we now enter a period of extended uncertainty while everyone watches to see how beijing will respond to the victory william lai —— vi

government of qatar. >> mr. president, i come to the senate floor to respond to a series of accusations raised by the united states attorney of the southern district of new york. first, i would note this is the second superseding indictment brought forth by the government. it should be noted that all of the information presented in the superseding indictment's were fully available to the government since the beginning of this process. and for that, at least a year prior to bringing this indictment, which therefore begs the question, why did the government not proceed with all of these accusations from the beginning? clear to me. by filing three indictments, one in late september, a second one a few weeks later in mid-october, and a third one last week in early january, it allows the government to keep the essential story in the -- sensational story in the press and seeks to convict me in the court of public opinion. in so doing, the government'sta each of you, my colleagues, and most importantly the electorate of new jersey. this is now c.e.o.ing a rising -- is now c.e.o.ing a rise -- creating a call for any resig

only two out of 10 believe the united states government will do the right thing on most issues.that's poll, two out of 10. 38% of america right now, today, feels that patriotism is a very important thing in america. that's an all-time low. the number one word used to describe the united states of america today is, divided. i had a chance to speak to someone this week and he said, i've heard from every candidate, he said, something'ssi this, inr country, is something missing to you? there's someth things, but is something missing? i said, that's why i'm in this race, i have sensed -- i have sensed this for 22 years and i want to show you what's missing. what's missing is we don't have a republican candidate that standing up for your children's financial future by saying, i will pay back the debt of the united states of america. i will balance the budget in seven years. i will save the u.s. dollar. i will stop inflation. i will create an economy where your kids and grandkids don't have to live at home until they are 30, they will have a future in financial independence. i will sta

ukraine, russia would probably be bombed by the united states at this point, the united states is not interested in international law, the united states government for decades has held the united nations in all its programs in contempt, using them only when it serves its own geopolitical goals and purposes, so the fact that over 150 un workers have been killed, that many uh un sponsored refugee centers have been bombed, despite the fact that israel knew the coordinates that they were, the the senators were very clearly marked, these are of course are war crimes and crimes against humanity, the united states isn't interested in that, the united states is only interested in supporting the apartthide regime of israel and keeping that as its uh kind of satellite nation in the middle east to control other countries there uh through the... military power and the ec the combined economic and and the combined economic power of israel and united states. the idea of justice, international law, these sorts of things are not of concern to the united states when it concern when the palestinians are the ones who are suffering. well, let's talk about that, cra

however, the amount of money, the united states government is currently given and foreign aid, especially those countries. and the mr. battle is a whole nother situation. not to mention, well there's always been comical investments in various research private projects by the united states government. it seems like they have really raised the bar this year with the absurd projects they deem worthy of us tax care dollars. i wanna look at a few others and who specifically has asked for them to $6000000.00 for the us just s grid presidential library at mississippi state university in stark though, as lobby by cit or cindy high, smith, republican from mississippi, now represent mark polk in a democrat from wisconsin was budgeted $250000.00 to restore the driver opera house in darlington, wisconsin. and those are just 2 of the more than $7396.00 earmarks. that were noted, which was a 43.9 percent increase from the previous year. lots of numbers and the only number that matters. this cost of $26100000000.00 an american tax payer money. so to help us look at what are the over this traditions in w

only two out of ten believe that the united states government is going to do the right thing on mostissues today. that's a recent poll. o ten. 38% of america right now today feels that patriotism is a very important thing in america. 38%. that's an all-time low. the number one word used to describe the united states of america today is you know what,h someone this week and he said ryan i heard from every candidate. something is missing. i want to ask you this. in our country is something missing to you? something that every candidate -- you lik se things. something missing. i could go one by one. that's why i'm in this race. something ish you what i see as missing, what's missing is we don't have a republican candidate that is standing up for your children's financial future b saying this. i will pay back the debt of the united states of america. i will balance the budget in 7 years. i will save the u.s. dollar. i will stop spiral inflation and i will create an economy where whyour kids and grandkids don't have to live atr's old. i will stand and i believe that. you've heard the deba

united states at this point. "the united states is not interested in international law, the united states government for decades has held the united nations and all its programs in contempt, using them only when it serves its own geopolitical goals and purposes. so the fact that over 150 unra workers have been killed, that many un sponsored refugee centers have been bombed, despite the fact that israel knew the coordinates that they were the the centers were very clearly marked. these are of course are war crimes crim'. against humanity, the united states isn't interested in that, the united states is only interested in supporting the apartthide regime of israel and keeping that as its uh kind of satellite nation in the middle east to control other countries there uh through the us military power and the ec the combined economic and and combined economic power of israel and united states, the idea of justice, international law, these sorts of things are not of concern. in the united states when it concer when the palestinians are the ones who are suffering. well, let's talk about that. craig, you heard what robert

ukrainian conflict with russia and yes, facilitating and receiving afghan refugees that the united states government was seeking to evacuate among other initiatives and most recently played a role in brokering the release of israel hostages held by hamas. now, like any other country, there are things that we disagree on, during the world cup preparations the question of labor violations took center stage and qatar's engagement with next door neighbor, iran and hamas have all been points of contention an and i have criticized qatar as i have any other country when i felt they were falling short of their international obligations and applauded them when they've led in ways that the yoo united states and the world would command. that give and take, that carrot and stick, diplomacy, a job we partake in every day as part of our duties in the senate. the government seeks to use baseless conjecture, not facts, for the connected tissue for sub stand substantiate. and they talk about a watch, they talk about a ticketed events and members attend ticketed events and i see the state department, the administrati

the russian democracy act, openly stating since 1992 united states government democratic reform programs and public diplomacy programs have brought nearly 40000 russian citizens to the united states. $65000.00 non governmental organizations have been established plus thousands of independence, local media outlets, numerous political parties. these conditions contributed to the lowest in the free and fair russian calling of entry elections. in 19951999. this is blake and legally approved interference. in another country's internal affairs, only the united states can do this. the new law enables the financing of and jo's politicians general is some public figures. and you said you don't do a lot of. gosh, because again, those are the lots that were supposedly present. it was like, one of them are interested in doing this and what city and state that those are the media pits believe that in 2002, the 1st trying should these annual 50 millions was allocated to you, alayna bona the window of the academician sort of however, the screen to get ahold of it was coming yesterday with the doing the

argue that it's quite obvious that those who assassinated general solomon speaking of the united states governmentts of that mentality in the biden administration we're undoubtedly involved in this uh in the same way uh that i would argue that it's quite obvious uh that although the ukrainian military intelligence claimed responsibility for the assassin. ination of daria duguina in moscow, year ago last august 20th, that ultimately these neoconservatives who controlled american foreign policy, these zionist neo-conservatives uh directly involved in that one as well, so i think the entire world uh is going to see this for what it is, and whereas daesh may have committed the crime uh itself uh that the usual out. side handlers were undoubtedly uh motivating them and uh and commissioning them to do this in the same way that the same outside forces uh have used the meck mko for the years against iran. the islamic resistance in iraq says it has carried out fresh attacks against american troops in syria. the resistance group said it hit two us military bases in syria using drones. the first attack targe

they had to flee their home country of myanmar after a deadly military campaign that the united states government has called a genocide. now, in the refugee camps of bangladesh, they're being murdered. hundreds have been killed by drug gangs and militants and the violence is ongoing. unhcr is paid tens of millions of dollars to run a protection programme for refugees. but with rohingya dying every week, is that protection programme working? this is kutupalong in bangladesh, the largest refugee camp in the world. it's home to nearly a million rohingya — a predominantly muslim minority who've been persecuted in their home country of myanmarfor decades. life in the camps is hard. rations have been cut to $8 a month, employment is prohibited and crime is rife. five rohingya gangs now operate in the camps and they're killing hundreds of their fellow refugees. at 1:30am, we get reports of another murder. entry to the camps is forbidden at night, but our team is just outside and have made contact with the victim's family. his name was muhammad yusuf. nabi hossain is a rohingya drug gang that uses the ca

have here is a situation where uh the zinist lobby is so powerful in the united states that it is forcing the united states governmentlic and this is going to cause lot of instability within the united states. and potentially in the uk as well. the international court of justice has concluded first day of hearings a lawsuit filed by south africa against israel's genocide in gaza. at the closing, south africa demanded court order israel to immediately suspend its onswaught in the besieg palestinian territory. to indicate the following provisional measures in relation to the palestinian people as a group protected by the genocide convention. these measures are directly linked to the rights that form the subject matter of south africa's disputes with israel: one, the state of israel shall immediately suspend its military operations in and against gaza. two, the state of israel shall ensure that any military or irregular armed units. which may be directed, supported or influenced by it, as well as any organizations and persons, which may be subject to its control, direction or influence, take no steps in furtherance of t

racka was more completely destroyed even than uh than the the center of mosul. um so so the united states government uh whether it's under bush or or obama or trump or biden has no problem with killing tens of thousands of civilians, what they do have a problem with is whereas in their own wars they uh... the they skillfully are able through control of the media to to prevent global awareness of just how many civilians they are really killing ' in this case, the whole world is watching in horror as uh, israel uses american weapons to kill tens of thousands of civilians, and that is a public relations, political problem for the american government. now, rick, there is poll that indicates that 70% of young americans do not approve of joe biden. policy on this uh war on gaza, the question is why he should defy people's demands? well, it's because of uh zinist influence in in washington, sadly, you know, 70 or 75% of the american public supports a ceasefire, and yet in congress it's something like... 15% and that is because of the influence of the israel lobby in congress with congressional representati

he began his investigation shortly after the united states government once again denied information about existence of its laboratories in ukraine. 10 in march 2022, pentagon press secretary john kirby even made a special statement on this matter. we are not developing biological or chemical weapons on the territory of ukraine, this is not happening. now people have started. realize how insincere and deceitful the us government has been all this time, especially in relation to ukraine. this topic was actively covered in the press. i have testimony that there was a biological laboratory located in kharkov. remember, i told you that i have an informant in kharkov. and this one... at the end of 2013, my son fell ill and january, all of january 2014, he spent first 9 days in intensive care, then in pulmonology, because he just had some kind of strange, atypical pneumonia, the child began to lose consciousness, it turned out what does he have... naturally, we do not have access to financial documents of various biological laboratories, however, from the information that is disseminated in open

first of all, re, that's a government made that decision to block a s m l as a sale of, but she's not ready to china because the united states has false that, that's government to do that. that means the united states is truly disrupting free trade of international business practices and try to weaponized trait, especially roles involved being said were conducted chips. now the united states has singled out said because after chips a i and quantum computing as 3 areas that they want to brock, excess of chinese manufacturers and companies to the very sophisticated well spent pods and all the equipment being these 3 areas. now this is not fab tray, this is not market economy. this is a guest of federal trade. this is trudy sabotage, the international trade. now a country to what the united states government is expecting. this will read these false, trying not to become more and more self reliant. and in terms of semi conductor chips, i would say in the matter of yes, china will not need to import any single chip from adult medium kind of will achieve complete self reliance, self sufficiency. and this is against that background