former cia officer and nsa is the us national security agency here he says it's not an alien. i wish they were aliens, but they are not aliens. it's just old, artificial panics, attractive nuisances that ensure that reporters are assigned to inherit balloon bullshit, not budget or explosions like nord stream or what the son of the former president writes about it. of the united states donald's tramp donald tramp's such a pretty shiny object to distract you from what we seem to have done from war against russia and people begin to believe that this is the most? the main thing is that these balls are parables of the tongue, that you need to think about them, you need to read about them. you need to know about them, and what remains outside the brackets outside the brackets remains 110 billion cubic meters of gas, which germany did not receive due to the explosion. of the entire past century during the first second and cold world armies were consulted on relations between russia because they are the only force that poses a vital threat to the united states was to prevent their un

noise, which edward snowden very accurately said former cia and nsa employee of the us national security agency hereat he says is not an alien. i wish they were aliens, but they are not aliens. it's just old , artificial panics, attractive nuisances that ensure reporters are assigned to inherit balloon bullshit, not budget or explosions like nord stream or whatever is written about it. son of a former president. of the united states of donald trump donald trump is such a pretty shiny object to distract you from what we seem to have done from the war against russia and people are starting to believe that this is it? the main thing is that these balls are parables of the tongue, that you need to think about them, you need to read about them. you need to know about them, and what remains outside the brackets? 110 billion cubic meters of gas remain outside the brackets, which germany did not receive due to the explosion. what could ensure its well-being and independence, that is, what it is most afraid of america is the independence of germany the united states throughout the past century during the fir

us today. great thing. so what's the bottom line? former national security agency director william odom once told me on a street corner here in washington that the invasion of iraq was, in fact, the biggest strategic mistake america had made in its history. it's true that america is still globally powerful, deploying drones in tanks and sanctions and power around the world. but something definitely has changed after a rock that war planted doubts about the legitimacy of american leadership in the world made international law look like the law of the jungle and sheared off the veneer of superpower mystique. by showing the limits of american military force. america hasn't fully reckoned with the legacy of the iraq war, nor with the crimes committed, which were then used to ramp up recruitment by groups like isis and keep the cycle of violence going. in my view, iraq remains a significant black spot on the story of america's role in the world. but we have to remember history as it was not as we would have wished it to be. so that mistakes like this don't happen over and over again. and that's the bottom line ah, tension in the occupied wes

headlines here on al jazeera us politicians have been debating a bill that would allow the president to ban the chinese video sharing platform, tick tock, intelligence agency, say it's a national security risk because beijing could have access to use the data, the app has already been banned from government issued phones in the united states . and as he was, how does your castro as more from capitol hill, the protections that this bill is designed to strip from tick tock are. frankly, the only thing that stand between the social media app and the previous attempts to ban it across the united states, of course, by the trump administration. what this bill does is it would allow the current presidential ministration joe biden to ban ticked off across the nation if it is determined that the app is sharing private user data with anyone who is involved or controlled by china or the chinese government. at least 26 people have been killed after 2 trains collided in central grease. emergency teams are searching for passengers who may still be trapped in the wreckage. several cars have derailed on some court file. there are growing fears of a cholera outbreak in the north western region of syria

stories here on al jazeera us politicians have been debating a bill that would allow the president abandoned the chinese video sharing platform, tick tock, intelligence agencies say it's a national security risk because beijing could have access to use the data. the app has already been banned from government issued phones in the us out, zeroes, hodges or castro has mona from capitol hill. the protections that this bill is designed to strip from tick tock are, frankly, the only thing that stand between the social media app and the previous attempts to ban it across the united states. of course, by the trump administration. what this bill does is it would allow the current presidential ministration joe biden to ban ticked off across the nation if it is determined that the app is sharing private user data with anyone who is involved or controlled by china or the chinese government. the growing fears of a color outbreak in the northwest region of syria falling the recent earthquakes. the serial opposition runs. civil defense says at least 2 people have died. and there were to be $600.00 cases of infection. opposition parties in nigeria, calling for the presidential elections to be council d

agencies and it is a threat to our national security. all of us stand on this floor and stand shoulder-to-shoulder with law enforcement. our firefighters are herecampus. we stand shoulder-to-shoulder with them. i'm afraid that this legislation would not show our confidences in those who have to do the job. i offer an amendment that provides a response to the section on severe built that keeps the remaining portions of the act in place on an amendment on the act be held to be unconstitutional, the inclusion of this clause is telling of the complete lack of faith i believe in the constitutional credibility and viability. while the general purpose is used to direct courts on what to do with the statute or part of it, congress is discouraged from using these clauses given it is necessary due to the strong presumption. while congress assumes its laws are constitutional, this should be constitution. the primary application of a severe built clause is for the functionality of the statute and whether the functionality. you are denying our federal officers free speech to do their jobs and they include this clause in h.r. 140 and not intended to provide