did two world wars save the world from war or empire? but to tell the story, we should look not only at the world, which is incredibly important, but also at americans again, like hoover, who imagined and used our nation's power ways that we have yet to fully understand. thank you. okay. well, last card, three speakers to come up to the stage. the stage and will do q&a. there must be question if we can get the are we going to put it? oh, aaron, is going to get the event slide up there. yeah, actually we can, we can move these out. okay. right. here. okay. so we're going to open it up to questions and i'm actually going to exercise the moderator's prerogative and ask the first question. and it's actually for, um, for two of the speakers is for justice and sean and it's inspired by the something sean said at the very beginning of his talk and that is the sort of the contest between herbert hoover as president and fdr who's who wants his job. the controversy about whether to grant diplomatic recognition to the ussr. and as sean says, whoeve

, ., .,, one sporting superpower in the world? , ., , ., world?hey are hosted in all the countries _ world? they are hosted in all the countries around - world? they are hosted in all the countries around the - world? they are hosted in all i the countries around the world. if we can add to the sporting theme, that is something beneficial for everyone, and why not? i do not see it that way, we're competing with others. see we are playing a role to develop a sports within the world and to be a part of the world and to be a part of the international community. it is a competitive business. you mention the pre— league mother players you have managed to attract a been taken away from other leagues. do you think the premier league should be worried?— premier league should be worried? �* ., ., worried? are you a threat? i think the _ worried? are you a threat? i think the premier _ worried? are you a threat? i think the premier league . worried? are you a threat? i | think the premier league did that and that is how they started. nobody questioned them

down under, a women's world cup.ustralia couldn't be separated in the ashes, whilst cricket, rugby union and netball all had world cups of their own. golf came togetherfor the solheim and ryder cups. but the start of this sporting year was, for some, less a beginning and more a resumption. football had onlyjust returned after its unprecedented winter world cup break. also resuming, returning, the australian open once more welcomed novak djokovic, a year on from his deportation over his covid vaccination status. still no vax for novak but here he was, back and unbeatable. his was a 22nd grand slam title. for irina sabalenka, a first. saudi arabia's bid to become a major player in global sport was laid bare. cristiano ronaldo becoming a figurehead for the fledgling football league. before the end of the year, they had all but been awarded a world cup. there was shock, too, injanuary, after buffalo bills�* damar hamlin suffered a cardiac arrest during an nfl game. the world watched on, as he would eventually make a reco

world champion josh kerr!s stunning and katarina johnson—thompson in the heptathlon was simply something else. here we go! august also saw glasgow host the biggest cycling event ever held. britain finished top of both the cycling and para cycling medal tables at the inaugural world championships. at flushing meadow, novak djokovic took the men's title. but for once, his record—extending feat was not the headline, as home favourite, teenager coco gauff, secured her first grand slam. daniel dubois left devastated after a controversial heavyweight title defeat to 0leksandr usyk. whilst golf remains embroiled in acrimony, in september, the sport did enjoy two of its most spectacular events. welcome to the 2023 solheim cup! what a superb day it has been so far for team usa. they have swept the foursomes. she's got an ace! are you kidding me? europe, europe, europe! she has done it! 8-8. needs to find something in answer. cor—whee! to retain the solheim cup on home soil! and that is what it means! welcome to the mar

and honestly, instead of offering something credible to the world liberals declared war on the world. so actually they in practice weren't quite utopian in a way that it just in the wrong way in a violent way. and it is somewhat argued they still are, i mean, the regime change in a rock or libya. how can that not reflect that kind of optimism is just in the wrong tool, violence, military intervention. and maybe the correct response to the soviet union would have been to say, liberalism can provide the very goods that the soviets are promising, not just in the atlantic, but across the world. and it stands for reason and progress. but the liberals gave up on those may be because they were anxious that they weren't sure that the soviet union hadn't stolen a march on them. and so they, in a sense, defined the liberalism as providing the lesser things. at least it would keep you free from tyranny. even if you're a free society was radically on equal. and, you know, didn't provide the same kinds of opportunities. you might be all you deserved when it comes to the opposition to these values.

zarudi, hello, welcome to the world.e name of god , i say hello to you and dear viewers. at to you, mr. zarroudi, we have been witnessing for years that social networks, which are generally american and are dominated by america and follow american policies , are not neutral in important world issues and interfere in favor of the american narrative, perhaps the most important example is the removal of iranian users. and there were contents that were published in support of sardar soleimani after his martyrdom. the issue is not a new issue, at least for our people in iran, but since the beginning of the war in gaza, we have seen the zionists and now the media network and empire they have finally managed to make these social networks work for their benefit. and let their narrative enter the scene this time . since the beginning of this war, what restrictions and actions have been taken by the main social networks against palestine and its supporters? digital palestinians have taken place, for example, in the infrastructure

i am glad that the iba allowed us to join the schismatic world boxing organization.'t understand everything that's happening now. in holland i am often asked how you feel about iba. i think that the association has arranged everything perfectly for us boxers. she organizes tournaments, the judging has always been great. the new organization is the world of boxing, created to please the olympic functionaries, it included some countries led by the usa, who boycotted the world boxing championship, due to the fact that russia and belarus competed on equal terms in the number of participants in this association, some countries denied their membership, in november the dissenters from boxing held their first. the international boxing association, the oldest and only legitimate amateur boxing organization, is worth millions of dollars, but for the money this is not an argument. how can we have financial problems if we had 5 million prize money at the world championships, now it’s 10 million dollars at the content champions we... in a year we helped national federations more

world champion josh kerr!was stunning and katarina johnson—thompson in the heptathlon was simply something else. here we go! august also saw glasgow host the biggest cycling event ever held. britain finished top of both the cycling and para cycling medal tables at the inaugural world championships. at flushing meadow, novak djokovic took the men's title. but for once, his record—extending feat was not the headline, as home favourite, teenager coco gauff, secured her first grand slam. daniel dubois left devastated after a controversial heavyweight title defeat to 0leksandr usyk. whilst golf remains embroiled in acrimony, in september, the sport did enjoy two of its most spectacular events. welcome to the 2023 solheim cup! what a superb day it has been so far for team usa. they have swept the foursomes. she's got an ace! are you kidding me? europe, europe, europe! she has done it! 8-8. needs to find something in answer. cor—whee! to retain the solheim cup on home soil! and that is what it means! welcome to the m

every year the world awaits your world energy report, it is hugely influential, and this year it saidhing very interesting. it predicted that, for the first time, demand forfossilfuels, oil, coal and gas, will peak by 2030 and then start to decline. now, is that based on real evidence or is it your wishful thinking? no, i think it is based on very real evidence. there are two drivers which will end up giving us a different world in 2030 compared to today. the first one is a new clean—energy economy is emerging. emerging fast, and faster than many of us realise. let me give you a couple of examples. electric cars. three years ago, only three years ago, 1 out of 25 cars sold in the world was electric. so three years ago, 1 out of 25. this year, 1 out of 5 cars sold is electric. and even with the current conservative policies, 2030, every second car sold in the world will be an electric car. look at the other side... i'm going to stop you right there... of course. ..cos that is a dramatic set of figures, a dramatic prediction for transition to electric vehicles. but the big oil companies

that is coming from a 16-time world champion. and mike has won i world champion. four or five. so it is crazy. world champion. and mike has won four orfive. so it is crazy. seeing my idols comparing me to everyone in the top 96. my idols comparing me to everyone in the to 96. ., �*, my idols comparing me to everyone in thetobg. ., , the top 96. england's cricketers have lost their _ the top 96. england's cricketers have lost their deciding - the top 96. england's cricketers have lost their deciding t20 - the top 96. england's cricketers have lost their deciding t20 in l the top 96. england's cricketers l have lost their deciding t20 in the west indies. that is the hard to take, because they fought back in the series from two down. they were out for 132 and the west indieses reached their target in the final over. it is always a precarious business, however simple they make it look. salt resumed his big hitting. easy. well, it's not. salt made 38. no more. west indies tighten ened up their bolding. held. in the trinidad evening, west indies only needed 133. who wou

opinion, world opinion, that is the people of the world are squarely on the side of the colonized of the occupied of the palestinians, but again it is the quote unquote collective west, the imperialist power. uh they need israel, israel functions is their battle ram since 1948 to strike out against syrian sovereignty, iranian sovereignty, the sovereignty of the middle east and west asia, and that's what they're searching for, they want a massive war, they're looking for a massive war against iran, and that's really what's behind this uh suffocation, starvation, dehydration and genocidal campaign against the palestinians, interesting point, so you think that the the goal is actually to pull iran into it all, that's certainly a big piece of it, and every day, every day the israelis brag about striking aleppo and bombing damascus, i mean, is it 1492, is it 1620 with these uh european descendant colonial powers can just uh do whatever they want, well it sure seems like it, it doesn't seem like we've come very far, even though we're at the end of 2023, we're almost watching the months of

never witnessed such a joint global stand and such a common rebellion spread throughout the world. this ladies and gentlemen, is called an interfather a function. welcome to the med stream. just as we are witnessing an internal palestinian uprising for liberation, the whole world is going through a state of apprizing of conscience from the pacific ocean to the english channel. to understand the nature of this new change in the world, it is useful to go back to history, specifically 36 years ago. even in the first intefada that began in palestine in the jabala refugee camp of gaza in the 1980s, the world had never witnessed such a strong protest against the israeli entities brutality. to discuss this issue with us from the occupied west bank is dr. amal wahdan, human rights advocate, it's always a pleasure to have you with us, especially in these very important times, dr. amal, now while the first intefad was held for its grassroots, efforts and communal work, is also associated with the failure of leaders to take it and nurture it into the powerful movement that it had the potentia

south kind of world. those are going to be the dominant dynamics. and that all by itself is a big enough change to justify kind of grand strategic thinking. so i'm going to tell i'm a father of six. i am deeply invested in the future. okay. black lives matter to me. diy, esg, all that kind of stuff. you know, all very real and important and connects me to the future that these kids are going to inhabit. and i like to point out my two millennials and my four gen zs a lot of the things i'm going to describe here tonight. they've been living in that world for the last 20, 25 years. and i want to explain any of it to them, they have to explain to me on a regular basis, you know, not to use certain terms and not to make certain expressions and not to use certain descriptors. but they don't have to think or process this whatsoever because. it's a very real world to them. and i try to remember them whenever we're and doing this kind of thinking, you know, these the people who are going to step forward. what i'm

world. we are holding this hearing to look at the current circumstances surrounding the w.h.o., and seeing how we can make it better, and stronger for the future. i look forward to a strong, on- topic discussion today, and i would now like to recognize ranking member, dr. louise, for the purpose of making an opening statement. >> thank you. i believe, mr. chairman, that this is the first time we gathered after you made your announcement, so i think it is absolutely appropriate to congratulate you on your decision regarding your retirement, to show you our full, full respect, and full appreciation for the amount of service you have given to our nation. not just as a policymaker here in congress, but also in your service in our military, and as a physician. as a fellow physician, it will be sad to see you leave, but know you are loved, and know you are very well respected, and our nation appreciates you, 100%. >> and i will miss working with you, and i think we got a few bills we can get past

we believe the us policies promote violence in the world, creating a multipolar world order, respectinghts such as the self-determination rights or some essential factors that can contribute to a world free of violence and extremism. unfortunately, these factors are all being violated constantly by the united states of america. it seems that the influence of the war industry in us politics drives the country towards war and violence, and until these extremist groups have a political and financial clout in the us, the world will have to bear the brunt of it. the original idea of a world-free of violence and extremism was in fact an endeavor to counter these war-mongering groups. with almost all of them located in the united states. palestinians are constantly brutalized, bruised, beaten and killed. they're the major victims of violence and violent extremism, and if the world really wants to have a day without violence, it needs to take action, and the first steps should be taken for the occupied territories, and if not now, when, and if not there, where? innocent civilians, women, and ch

world.e are holding the hearing to look at circumstances surrounding w.h.o. and seens how we canan make it better and stronger for the future. i look forward to a strong on-topic discussion today and i would like to recognize ranking member dr. ruiz for the purpose of making an opening statement. >> thank you and i believe, i think it is absolutely appropriate to congratulate you on your decision regarding your retirement and to show you full respect and appreciation for the amount of service you have given to our nation not just as a policy maker here in congress but also in your service in our military and as a physician and so as a fellow physician, it's going to be sad too see you leae but know you're loved and know that you're very well respected and our nation appreciates you 100%. >> and i will miss working with you and i think we have a few bills we can get passed this bill. >> we must, we must. it's been a while, my friend. and thank you to ambassador, assistant secretary pace and a

throughout, the noncommunist world. again and again.orders from moscow violence interrupts to an effort in the middle east. and in europe. in supposed neutral yugoslavia. in france. but in the communist world, the demonstration are quite different. despite the infamous berlin wall, a constant stream refugees proves to the world that communism has never been the free choice of people anywhere. and. this is a grim tug of war. east german police try to pull this woman back to captivity. she finds freedom. others find death death. khrushchev insists the soviet state, has not ruled and does not intend to rule anyone. impose our way of life upon. well, khrushchev best for lenin. stalin mao zedong and castro. and as it must be for all communists. words are one thing. actions another communists. conspiracy is a deliberate and predictable plan of action to subvert the world. a startling story from lenin in 1914 with 13 followers to the present, with 1 billion people under the control of a comparative handful of communists in the soviet union its

you know, the whole world today understands that ukraine is the epicenter of global world changes.the way, the head of... diplomacy of one of the european countries, i won't say which one, to me said the following phrase: whoever has not been to kyiv today becomes an outsider of world politics and diplomacy, whether the whole world wants it or not, today he is going to ukraine, trying to understand the tectonic changes that are happening right here in our country, because of this, how will things flow further events? the history of not only europe, but the whole world will depend. and here ukraine sets many trends today. for example, a few months ago, the all-ukrainian council of churches visited the united states. at the peak of these polarizations, even society in the usa, where on the one hand there is a muslim environment, and on the other hand, the jewish ones tried to reach out and capture as many of their supporters as possible, and here comes the all-ukrainian council of churches, where a jewish rabbi and a muslim mufti, orthodox and catholics sit together at the same table

world.mong the best. here. and since then, how many world champions, medals, european and world medals have you already won in this third? i think this is a big deal. track length 250 m, width 7.5 m. large competition. international ones can be carried out if not less than 7 m, so for any competition we have, on turns, the inclination angle is 41.5°, here it is 13°, compatibility is 2,100 people, the temperature should be 18-24, because with a good temperature of 24, the speed is higher , the most a significant event, i think it was the 13th world elite championship, it’s always the final result of the cycling season, it was held at the highest level, he will remember... he was very inspired, what speeds, emotions, adrenaline, and for me the track i really liked it, even from the outside, from the side of a fan, i have achieved great success here, two gold medals at the world cup, a medal at the european games, i want to note that here are some of my best races, which will remain with me for

the whole world is lit up with smiles, the whole world rejoices, generous tables are laid, wrapped inght wrappers, gifts sparkle with thousands of lights, the world is triumphant, carols are also being played in ukrainian homes, where the strange news is passed down from generation to generation, and no enemy will be able to take away us the joy of christmas. strange news, now a virgin has given birth to a son in bethlehem, mary alone, has given birth in bethlehem, mary alone. on over the royal chamber, and seas foraging, in the desert in a cave, everyone should know that, in the desert, in a cave, everyone should know that. what is this god mary is pure and gives birth and asks him as a bride and gives birth and asks him as a bride. he says, cradle my son , be with me now, because you agreed to take me, for my only mother, because you agreed to take me, for my only mother, just like 100 years ago, our ukrainian world-famous philanthropist flies around the world, bringing joy to people. and reminds everyone who lives in peace that a wound is bleeding in the heart of europe, the ukrain

it is a mission for the world. interested in meeting you, you're shaif al-alam, i'm not interested, i'm not interested in gaza , i'm not interested, i'm interested, it's important that the whole unit lives with us , but we're not able to search for the topic. we are celebrating my eid , we are celebrating our feast in anna lad lash, or the world of the earth, the burning earth, the land of hariya masrueh , the peace of the world, the burning of the earth, the burning of the land of hariya masroeh, the peace of the world, the burning of the sun, the halwa of the bathroom shelves, or the world of the land, the burning of the land of hariya masroeh, the time of the world, the burning of the land of hariya masroeh, the time of the world, the burning of the land of hariya, the peace of the days. al-majzarah al-abarz was in al-maghazi camp where the most obvious crime of the zionists was al-maghazi camp happened. while the people were sleeping, the occupiers targeted there , as a result of which dozens of people were mar

always served the neighboring nations and the arab world.those days , egypt was busy and crowded, and travelers who were mostly businessmen or western world travelers could be seen everywhere in its big cities. despite the abundance of natural and human resources, poverty was rampant in egypt at that time. in nasser's childhood days there were more caravans and traders in this crossing than before, and the important reason was the suez canal. the canal , whose management was under british and french control for several decades, is a sign of colonialism and exploitation of the egyptian nation. the suez canal is 192 km long , connecting the red sea to the mediterranean sea from asia to europe. this same day. a significant amount of egypt's income comes from shipping fees in the suez canal. the idea of ​​building a canal is very old and related to ancient times. but the construction of what exists today began in 1859 and lasted for 10 years with management france and a personal design named ferdinand delicibus was completed. some sources estima

that the world dreams of, mr.n, we can imagine it, he wants everything to be in europe, well, okay, conservatives, friendship with russia, but where are the magyars, where is hungary, well, this is the world i will wake up good question, that's how viktor orbán uses this term hungarian model, well, in general, it seems to me that we are dealing with such a disappointed, once romantic, but now a cynic, a populist who wants to prove to everyone that he is right, so listen to me, i am the smartest, i am right, here , i don't rule out that... there are ambitions there, well, almost to become one of the leaders, the leaders of the european union, well, maybe not the european parliament, but that 's what it looks like now. everything is somehow very, very sad and looks like a person, i don't know, so deeply traumatized, well, he is experiencing such a thing prime time, has the opportunity to take revenge on everyone , you know, in which cartoons, like, you know , well, then he looks like putin, here i agree with you, an

south kind of world. those are going to be the dominant dynamics. and that all by itself is a big enough change to justify kind of grand strategic thinking. so i'm going to tell i'm a father of six. i am deeply invested in the future. okay. black lives matter to me. diy, esg, all that kind of stuff. you know, all very real and important and connects me to the future that these kids are going to inhabit. and i like to point out my two millennials and my four gen zs a lot of the things i'm going to describe here tonight. they've been living in that world for the last 20, 25 years. and i want to explain any of it to them, they have to explain to me on a regular basis, you know, not to use certain terms and not to make certain expressions and not to use certain descriptors. but they don't have to think or process this whatsoever because. it's a very real world to them. and i try to remember them whenever we're and doing this kind of thinking, you know, these the people who are going to step forward. what i'm

the world health organization says all hospitals in the area on now non-functional. the who representative says the situation at shifa and ahly hospital is quote beyond catastrophic. in eastern gaza, even the dead are not spared from israel's savagery, reports say the regime's bulldozers have demolished a cemetry in the saha neighborhood. locals say the graves have been fully demolished and the dead bodies have been crushed. israel has killed over 20,000 people, including at least 8,00 children in gaza since early october. the united nations emergency relief coordinator says the surging death toe is... a quote shameful milestone, people in gaza are calling for a complete cease fire as israel's relentless air strikes and shelling have displaced hundreds of thousands of palestinians and left them without food, water and other basic amenities. let's take a listen to some of the displaced palestinians in the city of rafa narrating about their harrowing experience. complete cease fire and to put an end to the series of this and suffering, it's been more than 76 days, peop

ago, opened a new world. we are on the verge of the opening of a new world, which will occur at the end of a monstrous century, in the 20th century not only were millions of people killed. due to the madness of witnessing the disappearance of most languages ​​on this planet, at the beginning of the century there were about 30,000 languages ​​and major dialects, today there are less than 4,000, if a language is lost, a way of life is lost. at the beginning of the century, only one billion 700 million people lived on the planet, history is accelerating, people are multiplying, multiplying like a virus, like sleeping. today the population is already about 6 billion people; by the turn of the century it will probably become more than six. all this suggests that pandora's box was opened in the 20th century. i believe that this was the most monstrous age ever described by man, such catastrophes have never happened before, although it is possible that something more extraordinary will happen, our way of life will di

i'm beyond say the new world order, the new world order approved and said no to the new world order. and right now the rest of the world is saying, yes, there's new multi polar world war to the police. central world is now taking the stage front and sent a isabel, as i done instructs the faculty of international law. thank damascus university. thank you so much. we appreciate your time. oh, thank you. right straight to god. so we go for now. here we're now to international 25 people remotely killed in the southern city of alpha. off the israel targeted an area previously called a site's done the people were seeing paying that final respect to the victims with rather than just dealing with the loss of analysis on a cum, the northern part on the mendez and this into the, of the gods, or they where with new thing, one of the most of your on the situation under the, i'm going, is it a, in a, at the say that the target is many dvds on say i'm just you on houses in addition to local ed road, say, mainly in the guys, the city as it is a oddly, what did you say? i think the multi multi floor

the tinyaan base was indeed actively used by american troops in the last year of the second world warduring which attacks were carried out on tokyo, in particular the bombing of tokyo 10 march 1945 was carried out by b-29 bombers, flying stenyaan and both atomic bombs. b-29s, which took off from tinian, were also dropped on jeroshima on gosaka. why are the americans restoring this facility, which after the war lost its strategic importance? american command. does not give official comments, but it is obvious that in this case this will allow the dispersal of american forces located in the pacific ocean, and the need for this can arise only in one case, this is a military conflict, which could threaten the united states troops located in its immediate vicinity, just look at the map to see how close the island of ekinawa, which is now the main bridgehead of american troops in the pacific ocean, is located to taiwan, that is, it can be assumed that the united states. .. it is quite likely that the scenario would be that suppose mainland china takes control of taiwan, in which case the am

so i would say to you that the world is lacking governance because there's no leadership in the world today. if we have true leaders, if we had a bought it that could make a decision that would be respected and complied, and that should be the body of the un security council. we wouldn't have the score because this door is a clear cut demonstration of the human district incentive to the present. today we have a groceries that creates a terrorist acts on the side. and then you have the state that repeats even more serious than the terrorist after what they're doing now because of the problem is that we have almost 16000 people dead amongst them. 6500 children. we have 35000 people wanted. we have 7000 that are missing and we have more than 40000 houses that were destroyed. hospice destroyed on behalf of what and so the human being is become a insane. the human being is not human and anymore. he's not human district. we don't have hearts, we don't have fraternity, but they want to do market, we should democrat, the other thing in the territory and the is ready to tell you and have stren

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tremendously. now do you envision new world order after the october 7 operation? do think that we moving towards a change internationally. use your phrase new world order, it won't come about immediately, but in fact even before this huge general crime, it was already taking place um because of the contradictions that the western imperialist countries face in their attempt to control and organize the world according to their detect because we've seen people and countries refusing to cat tower over many decades, in fact from the time of the vietnam war in the 1960s, 1970s, the anti-colonial revolutionary of... struggles of africa and elsewhere, including my own country, into the 21st century we've seen tremendous conflicts of course in iraq, in syria, in libya, elsewhere in the world, but the the world and the land is shifting under the feet of the imperialists and in terms of the resistance that is erupted from palestine, placing palestine into the eye of the storm in the fullest sense, it has shocked imperialist israel, it wants to control the region and its main

tremendously, now do you envision new world order after the october 7 operation? i do think that we're moving towards a change internationally, to use your phrase, new world order, it won't come about immediately, but in fact even before this huge just crime, it was already taking place, because of the contradictions. that the western imperialist countries face in their attempt to control and organize the world according to their dictate because we seen people and countries refusing to cart over many decades, in fact from the time of the vietnam war in the 1960s, 1970s, the anti-colonial revolutionary on struggles of africa and elsewhere, including my own country, into the 21st century we've seen tremendous conflicts of course in iraq, in syria, in libya, in the world, but the... the world and the land is shifting under the feet of the imperialists and in terms of the resistance that erupted from palestine, placing palestine into the eye of the storm in a fullest sense, it has shocked imperialist israel, it was to control the region and its main supporter the usa,

of war throughout the world, it's just not one major world war, but mostly most of the countries in particular regions are involved in some sort of wars, the structure of united nations, i think that's where the problem really is, when a organization that big is created by certain superpowers of the time, you will eventually see that the structure has some sort, there will be certain loop holes, yeah, for these superpowers to be able to maneuver in somewhere where they eventually, for instance, because my work is purely on nuclear non proliferation, and when i look at the npt, the nuclear non proliferation treaty, i think that it's one of the biggest hypocritical treaty. because you have all the nations who already have nuclear stock pile declared as or known as the nuclear states, whereas you have cer certain you know articles within the treaty which allows some of the states to actually get some sort of nuclear know-how for energy purposes for peaceful purposes precisely and and hence in that in those ways you'll see that there is there are so many loop holes which have been creat

and selling members in the world have accounts everywhere in the world they have a bank and have employed people in this field , translators and tourist companies, the request for kidney transplant in the world is increasing day by day. this demand has led the black market of organ trafficking to the tourism industry. the side of immigrants who are known as transplant tourists. immigration reported that the boat carrying the refugees sank in libyan waters. 117 people were on the boat, probably all died, but this is not the first and probably not the last boat to sink. the number of drowning refugees in the mediterranean sea has tripled in one year. official statistics say: in the first few months of 2022, the number of drowned people it has reached 650 people. the lack of rescue and surveillance boats in this area has increased the number of victims of these incidents. the poor unemployment and war in countries such as iraq, afghanistan and syria have caused tens of millions of people to leave their country for migration or asylum. the united nations says that europe is the largest destin

and the world, as i said , can see the example of iran . do you have an example of iran when people as muslims in iran think like you? like you, the people of iran understand that there is a difference between jews and zionism, and that zionist crimes are at the feet of jews. jews have been living in iran for 2000 years and the islamic republic of iran is friendly with them. there were jews. when i was a child, i remember that jews lived easily in iran. one of our elders lived in jerusalem , and he met ayatollah khomeini and they talked about the differences between judaism and zionism. we are happy that the people of iran understand and know that it is not only us who know . thank god, i have come to iran many times and every time i came to the streets of iran , i went to the synagogues of iran, i saw the jews and the religious ceremonies that were performed. i saw maiden today, i was in a good conference. i walked from the hotel to the conference venue because the hotel was far and not far, so we walked. they have a heart towards the jews

in hundred years, san francisco grew as the world grew smaller. it developed into a vigorous and cosmopolitan center of person culture and of industry and shipping for the war in the pacific. and for nine weeks in the spring 1945, san francisco was the center of men's hopes for lasting peace. and. more delegates representing 46 nations came to san francisco on april 25th, 1945, representing almost 2000 million people. more than 80% of humanity. all at war. when the conference begun. they came. hope. born of common struggle struggle and they to design together. machinery to end war. a curse which in 30 years had killed 40 million human beings. maimed countless millions more. and both armed and unarmed. american. when the conference convened franklin roosevelt was missing. the man who helped weld the united nations together as a fighting team and who worked to keep them united in the peace come had died before he could see his dream come true true. but his words in every mind and heart heart. 25 years ago, american fighting men looked to the statesm

so i would say to you that the world is lacking governance because there's no leadership in the world today. if we have true leaders, if we had a bought it that could make a decision that would be respected and complied, and that should be the body of the un security council. we wouldn't have this for because this door is a clear cut demonstration of the human, this taking sanity to present today, we have a groceries that creates a terrorist acts on the side. and then you have the state that repeats even more serious than the terrorist after what they're doing now because of the problem is that we have almost 16000 people dead amongst them. 6500 children. we have 35000 people voted. we have 7000 that are missing and we have more than 40000 houses that were destroyed. hospice destroyed on behalf of what and so the human being is become an insane or human being is not human and anymore. he's not human district. we don't have hearts, we don't have fraternity and they want to do my guy, we should democrat. the other thing in the territory m b is rarely to if you wouldn't have strength and

the whole world is on the side of the people. they deserve it like all people world. we were offended and this is perhaps the least that can be done and to give this message to the oppressed people of palestine that we are with them . i came to declare my support for the people of the oppressed people of palestine. that our voices reach there and these incidents don't happen again , innocent people, innocent children are really killed, we are definitely sad too, it's interesting that some of them protested the crime of the zionists, a protest that didn't like the taste of the zionist lobby and put pressure on the officials of this yusuf atal club out of the team he was arrested, the mayor threatened him even to prohibit him from traveling except for football reasons, and now , in the last act of this algerian player , he has been brought to court. this issue cannot be more obvious than this. this is a call to spread hatred. this call for violence and. jews of france, israel, america and the whole world. i thank everyone for their support. what i did was to support our

the world put it in front of the public opinion of the world , and this was the headline of many mediain the past days, yes, exactly yes, and in a way , it made itself a partner in all the crimes that the zionist regime is committing in gaza, because anyway, definitely. the un sought to establish a ceasefire only. there is no correlation between what happened on october 7th , what happened on mehr 15th in al-aqsa storm operation and what the zionist regime is doing in gaza. that the insurance companies attack the common people, killing 1,820 people, 70% of whom are children , there is no relation to a reaction to an operation , so what the americans did was actually a kind of confrontation with the public opinion of the world, naturally, the secretary general the united nations, as i say, is actually using this tool after 5:00 , surely other tools should be used in the coming days, one of them is actually the tool of the united nations resolution for peace, what is the united nations resolution for peace when it says that the security council is working on its own? he loses because of

i think it's a big lie that is being spread all over the media, mean all over the world, we have not attacked any ship that is not going to the zionist state at all, have not uh threatened any ship or any vessel that is going to discharge its goods to the zionist ports, we only trying to tell the world we are against such kind of genocide that is done against our brothers in palestine and we have the right to do so. now all marine activity is allowed in that in that red sea and the gulf of... aiden, everyone in the world knows that, but again it's this kind of stopping or de-rooting the ships from our area is some kind of consequence of all the lies of all the media rumors that the yemenes in that part of the world are attacking all ships getting through that route. again through this interview we tell the whole world. any ship that is not going to the zionist state, any ship that is not flagging israel uh flag its ships or... owned by some people from the zin state, it can go well and they have to respond to us when they say when we signal them, one of the problems of some of the sh