it was done so many different unocal many times on the night of make. you know. something was done zona event at the pentagon to the coast and then you'd be up at a point. in your on the openings on also going to be the fundamental. international maritime law states that people rescued at sea should be delivered to the nearest safe port but the ships didn't take them to 2 new 0 motor but italy. by picking up migrants off the libyan coast rescue ship step outside the constraints of criminal law. and down some dead sound and geos are in contact with the trafficking human trafficking for example and their branch the secret service intercept our caller that say you know there is one of the angels the tall swede human trafficking and say oh yeah we are going to start now so they did it. with my guns and we. would be there to cover does migrants. and contacts like that between traffickers and rescue ships serves to boost turnover the criminal gangs we repeatedly asked several in g. . those rescue migrants in the mediterranean for an interview or at least a statement ma

war for his installation of how mitt karzai as leader of your country and for having been on the unocal board that negotiated an alliance with the taliban head of preparations for an oil pipeline going through the country i understand afghanistan geographical location is a very strategic and it's a very important country when it comes to connectivity we're connecting south asia and central asia. and that makes of understand for approach unities but yet for challenges because we can be easily used by the as a battle field and proxy that's why i said it's time for people of afghanistan and for the leadership in the country to take their lead to decide about their future when it comes to. he is now the key for peace negotiation we are looking forward for peace which will result not in losing or rights we are looking for a peace which every individual including taliban but also the woman and the people of afghanistan will see feel safe even though personally you know that the taliban came to power partly because of the actions of the american on the boy while we i think it's time. and for f

just because you feel you know untouchable surely that's not right well that's why we find for a non unocal or world a multi-polar world where the u.s. has track record u.s. foreign policy. has been guilty of so many crimes across the world we can cite them from grenada's the blockade against cuba in venezuela the threats against russia in china certainly they should be held accountable to why would the u.s. huge country that it is be unwilling to acknowledge and take responses sponsibility for war crimes are limited and why. they're afraid of any sense of accountability they want to point it is whether it was the former yugoslavia or in libya is the war criminals and it's a question of disproportionality with the us has never been held accountable so it's this huge contradiction and for all the students of human rights in an international law it's really a joke and i think a lot of people know that there are we're seeing pompei okamoto say what he's saying today now that it's a political organization except for are you surprised at the strength of feeling that he's publicly shown here or i