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and i'm pleased to speak now it's a journalist and human rights lawyer vali good to have you on down what do you think the chances that this bill could be effective in and stop the pullout from the on f. well i certainly hope it will be effective i mean i agree with ms gabbert that this is pushing this move by trump is pushing the world closer to the possibility of nuclear war these are the type of missiles these intermediate range missiles that a country like the u.s. might be willing to use on a limited basis so i hope it is gabbert bill works i have doubts though because it seems like there's bipartisan support. in the united states for war in for a confrontation with russia settling. yes speaking of russia and b.c. has linked to russia it seems to be based on the fact that stories about who were carried in russian media outlets i mean it's a bit of a tenuous connection in. well again we've entered a new mccarthy period it is very tenuous now if if someone drinks russian vodka they're a russian agent apparently. it's silliness and but it's dangerous because this is an attempt to m

the government of omar bashir and his death is called swine spread anger and condemnation mohammad vali reports of people in the town of heisman is tim sudan came out like one family for the funeral of their school teacher. he died while being tortured by members of the state security after he took part in anti-government demonstrations. he died in custody members of security killed him but he wasn't a very good health when he left home. ahmed's friend who was arrested with him said he saw him while being beaten. he lay on me like this off today knocked him down you continue to move sideways from pain and say are are after a while he was completely still the security guy tried to wake him up by tapping his jeans i told him this man is dead he said let all of you die for your revolution but then i uncovered his body and started inspecting his neck because it was swollen i couldn't tell if it was broken but the marks of torture were very clear on that. for several days so then his security forces continued to hide the truth claiming died of an illness. zoe he his family were invited to se

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