intelligence analyst in the us marine core. the daily wire also employed former us military intelligence officer wesley schmitt in customer service. analytics, also the daily wire is funded by cape technologies, whose ceo is israeli intelligence, dovde van unit veteran idol elkman. ben shapiro is another astroturfed racist in the same vein as douglas murray, dispatch to wage psychological warfare to aid the zinus entity and its genocidal war against palestinians and the people of the region. david, i mean talking about ben shapiro there, i mean. what did he actually say about the activist rachel cory who was was killed by a zinist thug few years ago, made some offensive comments didn't he about that? he said that she was one of the greatest idiots of the time and uh of course rachel cory is a iconic figure, i mean is that famous video of her as young child talking about wanting to make the world better and then of course she was murdered by the designs, we did a show on her, yes some months ago now, i mean it's just foul and beyond compare, it's a non-violent activist to... was who was essentially murdered by the ziners for nothi

he's a former intelligence analyst in the us marine core. the daily wire also employed for. us military intelligence officer, wesley schmitt in customer service analytics. also, the daily wire is funded by cape technologies, whose ceo is israeli intelligence. dovrevan unit veteran ido elkman. ben shapiro is another astroturfed racist in the same vein as douglas murray, dispatched to wage psychological warfare to aid the zinus entity and its genocidal war against palestinians and the people of the region. david, i mean talking about ben shapiro there, i mean.

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former us military intelligence officer scott ritter generally believes that this interview can saves is one of the most important interviews of the modern era, because it can save the west and russia from war, stop the west from committing suicide. the demand for the truth turned out to be extreme. the west is extremely indignant at its own failed propaganda against russia and belarus, for which they are trying to cover up illegal unilateral sanctions. it's time for someone to admit that the information war waged against our countries is doomed to failure. yana mendeleva, dmitry astertakh, telenews agency. and here is what belarusian media experts considered around the scandalous interview. on the site of the editors club there is a complete analysis of the most anticipated. belarus and bashkartastan are looking for new opportunities for cooperation, and 2.0 km only brings us together. a business forum took place in minsk today, which brought together about 60 companies from ufa and 400 belarusian enterprises. we plan to increase traditional areas of cooperation , increase trade tur

former us military intelligence officer scott ritter generally believes that this interview can saveortant interviews of the modern era, because it can save both the west and russia from war, and stop the west from committing suicide. the demand for truth turned out to be extremely high, it made its way through the streams of lies, but expect that for the first time in the united states over many years, freedom of speech will return and the bright west is extremely indignant because of its own failed propaganda against russia and belarus, which they are trying to cover up , the reaction to the interview only revealed that illegal unilateral sanctions, it ’s time for someone to admit that the information war unleashed against our countries is doomed to failure. jaana mendeleva, dmitry astertakh, telenews agency. here's what they looked at around the scandalous interview. belarusian media experts at the site of the editors club, a complete analysis of the the expected news event of the week , how american politicians threw a tantrum even before the broadcast, tried to dissuade the audi

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use of the software system. the tech official said a guy has also help spot rocket launchers in yemen and surface and vessels. and the red c. u. s. military previously acknowledged using computer algorithms for intelligence purposes. human rights experts and academics for more than 60 countries assigned a call to action earlier this month, endorsing the responsible use of military a. i. israel has also been reported by using artificial intelligence technologies and guys and has deployed and a target creation platform called the gospel. an idea of statements as the system uses machine learning algorithms to quote, produce targets at a fast pace that's according to the guardian. the program are partly identifies enemy combatants, such as individuals suspected of being home us or islamic jihad, operatives. and the system typically analyzes large set some information from a range of sources, such as drone footage and receptive communications and surveillance data. and it's rarely, military stores, claims, artificial intelligence reduces harm to civilians, but experts are skeptical. squarely are we spoke to a panel of guests who doubt the reliability of a technologies and reducing civilian casualties. the arg

especially against the backdrop of the pentagon's announcement that us military intelligence is now refocusedchinese footprint where there simply is none. ksenia nekrasova, especially for the results of the week. that is, here. logic: the americans are trying to maintain one frame in which everyone who has not declared themselves their ally is considered allies of the chinese or us today or tomorrow, so the fbi is doubling its presence in ecuador under the motto we will fight crime, we will give the new president equipment worth a million dollars, in return he promises to give ukraine weapons purchased from the russians, although arms contracts prohibit any sales to a third party. in the same way, they are now demanding from turkey to give back the s400 they bought from us, otherwise they will again promise to leave it without already paying for it. and they were one of the promises under which erdogan agreed to allow sweden into nato. simultaneously they promise to restore oil sanctions against venezuela because they are confident that maduro will not allow an opposition candidate to partici

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rocket launchers in yemen and surface vessels in the red sea . us the military previously acknowledged using computer algorithms for intelligence purposes. although this month, human rights ex person academics from more than 60 countries, signed a call to action, endorsing the responsible use of military a. i the all right, well for more on this is cross now to human and labor rights lawyer, dental valeca and former. and while you professor michael acton, well, thank you both for joining us to talk about this and then i'll start with you. washington seems to a place to solve at the forefront of technological warfare by using a, a in combat in the middle east. how do you see this implementation affecting future conflicts? well, it really worries me for a number of reasons. first of all, you know, self driving cars are not even a reality yet in the united states because they continue to have accidents, right? they're not fully approved. so 1st of all of the reliability of them is questionable when i say we about reliability. i mean avoiding civilian casualties, but also it further removes humans from the psychological cost of mur

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though, is that when it comes to the intelligence behind those attacks in a rock and series that took place on friday, we did press the administration and the us military about the intelligence behind those targets and how they were selected. they insist that they had credible, clear, and irrefutable evidence that those targets were selected based on intelligence that they could not share. we asked if it would be shared in the future. they said that they, this is an ongoing military operation. as you recall, the us president say that they are continuing this operation. we're not sure how much longer this will go. but the bottom line, and all of this, what is clear is the united states says they are looking to finish the campaign in order to make sure that the united states interest are protected in the region. and again, the one thing that they want to double down on is they are not seeking direct conflict with the ron. kimberly, how could that for us in washington? thank you. now it's relisted to new and gets attacks in southern galls. release 26 . palestinians have been killed in 2 strong ton. a couple of his name has moved from russell today. when y

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the explosion would also affect satellites used for military communications and intelligence, leadingwhat can it do here? it is very difficult to say whether it will be a benefit for russia. most importantly, there can be no talk of any selectivity here. that is, in space we still have quite a lot of satellites, a variety of government affiliations, and to leave, let’s say, without satellites, not only your enemy, but including partners, to be left without satellite orbits, this is, in general, well, dubious task, but it’s easy to answer another question: why was it necessary to spread the fake news about a russian nuclear bomb in space? obviously, that this is an attempt by the senate and the us administration to put pressure on the chamber. representatives who do not want to pass the bill on financial assistance to ukraine. here, by the way, the personality of turner himself, who launched the information wave, is also noteworthy. although he is a republican, he strongly supports the kiev regime, and even personally met with zelensky. be that as it may, it was not possible to take th

the explosion would also affect satellites used for military communications and intelligence, leadingiii. it is very difficult to say what the benefit for russia might be here. most importantly, there is no talk of any kind of voting here. out of the question. that is, we still have quite a lot of satellites in space, a variety of nationalities and let’s leave it, let’s say. without satellites , not only of your opponent, but also of your partners, to be left without satellites in certain orbits, this is, in general, a dubious task, but it is easy to answer another question, why was it necessary to disperse the fake news about a russian nuclear bomb in space, obviously that this is an attempt by the us senate and administration to put pressure on the house of representatives, which does not want to to pass a bill on financial assistance to ukraine, here, by the way, the personality of the one himself... who launched the information wave is noteworthy ; although he is a republican, he strongly supports the kiev regime, he even personally met with zelensky, be that as it may, take it to

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military fired from the installation. the blow was delivered from an explosive high-power precision weapon. presumably, rszzo hymers rockets were used. a representative of ukrainian military intelligencelet slip that in order to use haiers systems, kiev must coordinate strike targets with washington. thus, it is obvious who is an accomplice in the crime, the russian diplomat emphasized. ukrainian senators today adopted a statement on the responsibility of western countries supplying weapons to ukraine. the federation council called on the parliament of the usa, great britain, france, germany and a number of other countries to immediately stop supplies weapons, ammunition and military equipment to kyiv. ukraine is especially noted for its attacks on areas where civilians are concentrated with these weapons . western countries pretend that they have nothing to do with it, that they are not parties to the conflict when they supply weapons. it is very important that citizens of germany , france, and great britain. from the united states and the czech republic heard this information that with their money, with taxpayers’ money , deadly weapons are purchased, they are supplied to ukraine, w

intelligence agents used radioactive polonium to assassinate a russian distant. they put the polonium in a pot of tea and they met with him in a restaurant in london.y in 2018, russian military intelligence agents used a proprietary russian military nerve agent to try to assassinate another russian defector in salisbury, england. they didn't quite kill him but y they did kill an innocent british bystander who mistakenly handled the prison. in 2019, another russian intelligence officer murdered ah czechen russian dissident in a park in berlin, right by the german chancellor's office. he rode up to him on a bicycle in the park, shot him dead. in february 2020, russia even tried it in the united states. a russian effort to assassinateh a former high ranking russian intelligence official in miami after he became an informant foo the u.s. government. that assassination plot on u.s.m soil was only foiled by the na arrest of the guy who was sent to surveil the target before he could convey his location back to his fsb handler. and now, the russian pilot who flew that helicopter, that russian helicopter, over the russian border into ukraine and landed saying he was troubled by his c

chemical weapons were provided by germany and by number of other countries in europe, and the military intelligence to use those chemical weapons. was provided by the united states and the political cover was put provided by all of them, some say the americans also provided the ability, helped with chemical weapons, they were deep, they were involved, that was my first experience, but we see here the use of those weapons in the iran, iraq war, and we also see the way in which they can be used in geopolitics in later. so for example, in syria, the whole question about the use of chemical weapons was used as a means, it was weaponized to try and legitimize further western intervention and bombing of syria, so the the alleged attacks using sarin and gut and kalnel shikun, the alleged chlorine attacks in in duma and in many other places, but these were by and large constructed by the the opposition to... president assad and were in fact led uh the the the fabrications of these incidents were led by the british intelligence agency mi6 with a little bit of help from the french and that's a lesson we should lear

unfortunately the us and its allies have disrupted a large russian cyber espionage operation, according to fbi director christopher wray, he says the russian military intelligence agency was using a network of more than 1,000 to hacked internet routers to target the us and other governments, military security and corporate organizations to gather intelligence right? >> also repeated warnings at high hacking teams, rather backed by russia and china had been seeking a foothold in us energy and telecommunications networks long time more fallout thursday of the republican house intelligence chairman's a warning about what he called a serious national security threat from russia. >> chairman mike turner caused an uproar on wednesday when he revealed that there was new us intelligence that turned out to be about russia's abilities to place a nuclear anti-satellite system in space. biden administration officials are downplaying the threat, but some republicans are calling for turner to be ousted as chairman and others are questioning his motive in disclosing this new intelligence. take a listen we. >> put >> out our concern with chairman turner gaslighting the country

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us military. and that they would not be giving any of sort of evidence of this that they do not reveal their intelligence collection methods. and this is a military operation, but it's still ongoing, but you have to understand here in the united states, given the history of the us invasion of a rock or some of that military intelligence turned out to be faulty. that there is some public skepticism in the united states, particularly at this time when there is public pulling to show that there is opposition to a broader middle east conflict. so this was a particularly sensitive question. and as i continued to ask questions, i was discouraged from that line of questioning. now we should also tell you that in terms of this, the president has sent out a very strong statement in terms of defending these us strikes, saying that the us president not only will continue to direct these strikes, but also that he will not content. he will continue to defend the american people at a time and place of his choosing, which it also points out that the timing of this, the fact that this has taken place on the hills of wha

it is reported that military facilities were used to intercept intelligence information that could beained ukrainian spies who operated in russia and europe. the article says that ukraine has become one of the most important springboards for washington, and as it became known today, cia head william burns made a secret visit to ukraine last thursday, as the new york times writes, his mission was to reassure kiev amid the lack of support from congress and new military aid. on the border with ukraine on strike. farmers continue to use sabotage methods against ukrainian carriers. this time, nails and screws were scattered at one of the checkpoints. according to eyewitnesses, the farmers did this so that the ukrainian trucks would puncture their wheels and be unable to travel further. let me remind you that the day before, polish farmers also attacked a freight train that was traveling from ukraine to the port of gdansk. 160 tons of grain were poured out of the wagons onto the ground. the media call this the largest sabotage in... tell us in order how well donald trump did in the primarie

discovered at the national archives using satellite images, us intelligence officials conveyed the location of iranian troops to iraq, fully aware that hussein's military would attack with chemical weapons, including saron. according to those same declassified cia documents, senior us officials were being regular. informed about the scale of the nerve gas attacks. they are tantamount to an official american admission of complete complicity in some of the most gruesome chemical weapons attacks ever launched. i am masala azami from zardeh village , it was 6 o'clock in the morning when we woke up and saw a plane above the sky. no, when there was a chemical rain here, i saw my friends , i saw all my relatives martyred , i saw the people of the village, i was a child then, i was very scared, when we came back, it was polluted here again. the fruits, everything was contaminated , the water, the water was bombed, we are all veterans , we all have lung problems, we have nerve problems , we have cancer, we have tumors , we have breast cancer. i'm telling you, i can't see anything except in front of the lamp. we took our legs , we put them under water, i saw air

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