we spoke to professor siad mohammed mirandi from the university of toronto, who says, make a hell is remarks reveal the ignorance of american politicians when it comes to understanding the middle east? first she also mentioned you rocked and then the 2nd time around she mentioned she named ryan. and i think it means that she doesn't know the difference between iran and iraq. and that i think is reflective of the general ignorance that exists in the united states about our region. not only is the united states and its leadership, supportive of genocide in gossip. and the mass killings that we're seeing in the west bank over the past 2 and a half months over $300.00 palestinians have also been slaughtered in the west bank, including children below the age of 10. so not only do they support that, but they are ignorant in their support of this really regime. and she is openly advocating actually cleansing, in other words, expel the native population from their homes. and which has already been done once because the people have caused that are from the whole of palestine to 70 percent of t

a hernia was about to a geopolitical expert and professor at the university of toronto. he says, washington, well, played face as a direct confrontation with around would have serious global repercussions. ears are good for the us military industrial complex, but i think it's pretty clear that the united states under obama, under bush, under some so they never, it never struck the run itself because they knew that there was how the ocean would be swift and severe. the run today is much more powerful than it was back then and the united states has many more problems today, then it had back then. so obviously, any strike against the run by the regime in washington would have severe consequences. all we have to do is look at the persian gulf spaces on the other side of the persian gulf are all wonderful. and those regimes that polls us bases would be seen as hostile by iran, if they are strikes from the united states, and therefore their infrastructure, including the oil and gas assets would be all legitimate targets. so if the americans want to carry out a strike against i

professor ian garner of the political studies department at the university of toronto and the author of generation z, which is the book about the russian education system and. i'm going to use the word that the professor may dispute. i don't know, and how it is creating a fascist youth. so i'd like to start with janine, because i want to open the horizon to our discussion before we get back to russia and ukraine. and, you know, when we use words like indoctrination, how have you seen this practice in various places that you've reported from and know and i don't know what is the difference between education and indoctrination? you know, can is there a set of practices is unique. tell me about your your experience. good afternoon everyone and thank you everyone from the for having us here and your hard work it's lovely to be here i'm so three words abduction, coercion, manipulation and i'm going to try to take this into a bigger context. what is war? what are the tactics of war? how do you destroy a society? and it goes beyond battlefield or military or territorial integrity. it goes to

. >>> moments ago police identified two of the three victims yesterday at the university of toronto-las vegas. both were faculty members at the business school. >> reporter: unlv reeling from a campus shooting that claimed the lives of three. another victim recovering from a gunshot wound but upgraded to stable condition. law enforcement responding to an active shooter on campus. gunfire working out on the fourth floor of the business school. students getting an alert to run, hide, fight. one hit in a campus bathroom. >> i jumped up onto the toilet. i heard the gunmen started to come closer. i was freaking out. >> it was 50 or 60 kids running across the parking lot then followed by a string of consecutive gunshots. >> we were all just basically sitting ducks. >> reporter: police engage the suspect who was shooting on multiple floors before he was neutralized outside. the gunmen described himself as a semi retired university professor who taught in georgia and north carolina until 2017. he also taught classes in henderson, nevada until june 2022. he is connection to vegas and his online

revolution, which is 2012, a group of computer scientists led by professor geoff hinton in university of toronto, participated in the image. the challenge which uses this big data resource and to use and a neural network algorithm. and these convergence of these three things made made a, a major breakthrough in in the method or the tool of of ai. so so that's why you mentioned that was played a role in this in this current revolution of ai. i think the way you laid it out, i mean, in retrospect, it all seems to make a lot of sense. but i think it's important to note that at the time this was far from an obvious move to try to build such a huge dataset of manually by hand and and it seemed like you obviously faced actually probably overwhelming skepticism, even from my colleagues who were active researchers at the time. and i'm wondering if there were any particular high end or low points that you would highlight without spoiling too much and look, yeah. jeremy so as the book actually spent some time detailing that journey and the goal of that detailing is really about sharing the making of scien

he is a graduate of the university of toronto. i just want to acknowledge that in public, sir. ing next to the minister is of course senator jeanne shaheen. welcomee back, the sender it's always a a pleasure to have you with us. an senator risch, welcome back. it is just a great pleasure to have you here, both of these people need no introduction for the halifax port. last but notal least is oleksana matviichuk. when i met oleksandra just before the panel started, i said to her, tell me a little about yourself. and she said, i am a human rights lawyer. what she neglected to mention is that the organization that she founded and currently heads received a nobel prize for peace last year. [applause] so welcome, oleksandra come here first halifax security form. i'm going to start with you, oleksandra, and ask a question that this panel puts on the table and, frankly, that the video puts on the table. earlier today the women's in peace fellowship said and done correctly we're in the midst of the most profound geopolitical transformation of the last 75 years. the picture of our instit

if i told you that doctor madeleine from the university of toronto said, she gasps at her latest discoveryen theory and data i have ever seen in over a decade of being a physicist. i am intrigued. it sounds massive. what she has discovered is when you are doing a jigsaw, you need a table size to build the jigsaw arm that is 1.7 times the size of the final assembled picture. i completely agree you need to table space because i was doing a jigsaw over the christmas period and it was circular. the tray we were using, it was onlyjust big enough. it was frustrating. you could not spread out away from it. that makes sense but specifically, 1.7 times. that is the discovery and i will repeat what the university professor said, the results were the most incredible agreement between theory and data i have ever seen. jigsaws are important to people. this morning, if you have done a jigsaw on aid to small table, send a picture. it would not be together. that is the point. you want people to send in pictures of unfinished jigsaws? don't do it. i would like to see them, please. give out your personal e—

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of the land i was living in was not something i learned in school. i renounced my israeli citizenship at a consulate in toronto. and this picture is from the street of columbia university in new york, where the students of former us secretary of state hillary clinton's classroom do not go, instead they ask her with placards about the crimes of the zionists . your eyes do not see these. radio and television are still with you in today's world, mr. kasrinnejad . an incident that happened in the past couple of days, and it is not a bad thing to talk about it, was blinken's trip to the occupied territories. american and european officials have traveled so much that it is impossible to count. this time, what are the americans looking for in this trip and in the meeting and the messages that redel said, there are two main points in these meetings that the americans should pay attention to, and the most important point was the palestinian alley plan in this plan. it has come that america is giving heavy financial aid to 4 countries. it is egypt that has more than billions of dollars in current aid or aid not aid that is being done right now. there are two in yemen, and three

toronto. and this image of the way on new york's columbia university, whose students do not go to hillary clinton's classroom, the former us secretary of state. instead, they ask him with placards about zionist crimes , can't your eyes see these? fatemeh rahnama khabari sada and the report of the sanctions court targeting the products of companies supporting the zionist regime have changed the business landscape in pakistan. in response to widespread calls to boycott companies affiliated to the zionist regime, the people of pakistan welcomed this issue. the continuous boycott campaign against pro-zionist companies' products it has ushered in a transformational period for western businesses in pakistan. in the face of tanin anaz's call for adjustment, these stores took a desperate step to return customers to their stores and reduce the price of their products by 55 in response to this boycott. i fully support the boycott of pro-american and pro-israel companies. it is heartbreaking to see the ongoing war crimes in gaza and it is time to use our consumer power to send a strong message. boycotting the

toronto. and this picture from the street of new york's columbia university , whose students do not go to hillarynton's classroom, the former us secretary of state, instead they ask her with placards about the crimes of the zionists . the head of the destroyer group of the ministry of defense and armed forces support said: the first naval innovation of the irgc will join the combat unit of this force by the end of this year. amir daryadar qolizadeh added: this destroyer named shahid sayad shirazi is going through the final stages of its construction and it will be unveiled by the end of the year. the irgc navy has already built the first prototype of the shahid soleimani-class submarine equipped with vertical launch missiles. the start of the popular plan to plant one billion trees across the country from today. the head of the natural resources and watershed organization says: more than 248 million seedlings. it is produced in 202 nurseries and will be available to people from today. the first stage of the implementation of the plan to plant one billion trees with the participation of the people

of the land i was living in was not something i learned in school. i revoked my israeli citizenship at a consulate in toronto. and this image from the road at columbia universityyork. whose students do not go to hillary clinton's classroom, the former us secretary of state. replace it with cartoons about crimes. self-sufficiency in providing paper for textbooks with revival and increasing the production of wood and paper factories in mazandaran. the inactive capacity of paper production in the country is about 14 thousand tons, and the revival of this capacity can be beneficial for the country in the near future. can we be self-sufficient in our own country or not? the answer is yes. we can definitely be self-sufficient. when the president gives a positive answer , he goes to one of the examples of this self-sufficiency, the production of paper, which is done in the two parts of packaging and writing in the country. in the production of packaging paper , we produce more than the country's needs, about 1,800,000 tons. there is still a need in the writing paper can't according to the ministry of culture and islamic guidance, the need for education is about 45,00

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of the land i lived in was not something that was learned in school. i went to a consulate in toronto to revoke my israeli citizenship, and this picture is from columbia university in new york, whose students do not go to hillary clinton's classroom, the former us secretary of state, because of her lack of desire , they ask her about the crimes of the zionists. they don't see fateme rahnama , the tv news anchor , we are still with you today, mr. kasrinnejad, the case that happened in a day or two the past happened and it's okay to talk about it . blinken's trip to the occupied territories was, if i'm not mistaken, the fourth time after the al-aqsa storm that this trip has taken place . this time, what are the americans looking for in this trip and in the meeting and the messages that were exchanged, there are two main points. in these meetings, the americans paid attention to the fact that the most important point was the palestinian alley plan. in this plan, the us is giving heavy financial aid to four countries, egypt is more than one. it has billions of dollars now, or the aid, not the aid that is being done right now, there are two, three , iraq, yemen, the

of us military equipment reported, they fell into a telephone hands after the us withdrawal in 2021. the weapons were later said to have been used by terror groups in pakistan and india, toronto university professor sayed, well how many mirandi says funds and weapons sent to ukraine are being used for other purposes? ukrainian regime is extremely corrupt that a large amount of the money that's being sent to ukraine, as well as the weapons is being stolen by the uh, government officials in ukraine and all the gods who are closely affiliated or associate associated with these officials. and it's, it's, it's quite clear that what we're seeing now in gaza or the weapons that have been obtained by the resistance forces in gaza, or the resistance forces across the region. and that some of them would be coming from ukraine. but what is, is pretty terrifying is that terrorist groups also would be able to access such equipment that's been sent to ukraine by the united states and its allies, the resistance of course, they use these weapons to defend themselves against their part type regime against the aggression meanwhile, and israel and the oceans are running high as relatives and supporters of

university to become for somebody who's on listen pregnant. a bad example of our a, it's not enough to survive a more piece. almost half of her government assistant went toward running a small basement room in toronto. in the summer of 2020, she faced eviction because of her service talk. you're putting in a place for our understanding of the over to the point. and she looked for help online and met this housing rights activist. there was around a tenant issue. he asked us to can see what was identity. it was just because the landlord didn't want a dog care. so the eviction was groundless. he became resumed his clothes for him and saw the difficulty she faced in her day to day life is moon and back and again on my yeah. rosie, you know, would be kind of clearly living out of her bed. and there was just lots of garbage around newtown duties in florida. yeah. and down here to see and like these pads and stuff that were used by the dog and food riding like in the fridge on the calendar. and that she wasn't able to clean up her prepare. and yeah, it was just, i saw this person completely overwhelmed by this like isolation. so i felt really fired. not being able to bring go the to the golf. sorry. i'm h