iran classifies the u.s. armed forces a terror organization in response to the pentagon's killing. command huge crowds gathered for the funeral of past and. resolution meanwhile to curb ability to attack iran however a similar trip from a defense bill passed by congress last month on the russian president vladimir putin held the syrian counterpart in damascus amid the rising tensions in the middle east and also to the new i know there are political correctness seems to continue. to film that we put the issue of.

racist language this was a movie. guess what gangsters don't speak in politically correct way is. welcome just midnight here in moscow you watching r.t. international now in a rapid escalation of what is already a volatile situation the iranian parliament has designated the u.s. armed forces a terror organization it came in response to the killing of the country's most powerful general and a us air right at baghdad airport in iraq on friday tensions across the middle east have soared. and retaliation.

well those who did this as well as the perpetrators of this crime killing in general. with the pentagon and the military counted as terrorists this is the body of the iranian general has been taken back to his home town burial and it's been reported to you that dozens of people were crushed to death in the crowds that had gathered there with hundreds. of the reigning foreign minister has accused washington of violating u.n. agreements after he was denied a u.s. visa which means he cannot address the u.n. later this week and the democrats are still angry to be done trump for failing to seek congressional approval for his actions in the middle east. as. promised decision to kill iran's top general isn't exactly bringing peace and stability to the middle east as the world is on edge waiting to see how bad the fallout will be the democrats have spoken up however the objection of the democrats isn't that

trump killed got some solid money but that he did it without their permission the operation against iraq was conducted without specific authorization and any advance notification or consultation with congress there is usually a congressional consulting process it's both constitutionally required we see a gradual march to military action directly or indirectly with iran that has not been authorized by congress but they did actually have a chance to stop trump the recent 7 $138000000000.00 defense spending bill could have included amendments that tied trump's hands and mandated he not carry out any attacks against iran. no federal funds may be used for any use of military force in or against iran unless congress has a declared war or be enacted specific statutory authorization for such use of military force if the president wants to attack iran he needs to come to congress

for authorization i proly support this amendment prohibits in the use of any funds for war with iran without congressional authorization and number of progressive voices did speak out but they got outvoted the bill was passed. any member who voted for the national defense authorization act a blank check can't now expressed dismay that trump may have launched another war in the middle east my amendment which has stripped would have cut off funding for any offensive attack against iran including gates officials like sally mani now democrats in congress are looking to pass a resolution that would not stop but only limit trumps actions when it comes to iran and no surprise there because in the aftermath of solomon is killing democrats seem to act go trance claim that he was indeed an awful person who deserved to be shot down so the money was a murderer responsible for the deaths of thousands including hundreds of americans general stolen money was a violent man who died

a violent death toll money was a bad guy there's no question about that a notorious terrorist. no one should shed a tear over his death he deserved to be brought to justice he deserved to be brought to justice. this seems to be the outlook of the democratic party it's ok to kill the top general of a foreign country and put the country on the brink of war you just have to ask permission 1st they don't sound as much like cool headed dogs but rather like noxious bureaucrats waving the rule book in from space demanding proper procedure and i'm all in there but one of the 1st repercussions of the assassination came on sunday when iraqi m.p.'s to expel foreign forces from that country the state meanwhile has rejected claims that some money was in iraq on a diplomatic mission zarif statement. his 1st statement that is still the money was travelling to baghdad on

a diplomatic mission anybody here believe that is there any history that would indicate that it was remotely possible that this kind gentleman this diplomat of great order cost him still the money had traveled to baghdad for the idea of conducting a peace mission i think maybe reporters left this morning that's fantastic. we know that wasn't true we not only know the history we know in that moment that was not true serif is a propagandist of the 1st order however the iraqi prime minister disagrees. well if. i was about to meet to money at 830 on friday morning on the. carrying a message to lean inside my exercise that we send to the arena early green it's regarding the deal as collusion of tensions in iraq and in the region when we discuss the latest development here with mohammed he's the u.n. representative for the iraqi based organization called just. the united states army

and the power i wouldn't find him don't find him useful in our country in my country we don't find that useful because 1st of all we haven't protected our borders when isis invaded iraq they haven't protected our konami they haven't protected our oil so if the u.s. wanted to this this is an act of war and it's an act of terrorism they don't have the right to define the fanatic defined state as a terrorist states big could be can. act of terrorism because being committed in a sovereign country you are. nearby civilian port targeting well both of them were civilian that time because they travel through baghdad international airports we have changed again or they have changed the rules of the game and this is a clear violation of human rights and a clear act of terrorism. now that i mean peyton has paid an unexpected visit to syria to talk to president bashar assad discuss the volatile situation now

unfolding in the middle east. small details this is let him have putin's 1st visit to syria since the year it's wednesday 17 and his arrival is there comes amid tensions in the middle east following the killing off a top iranian military official in iraq after arrival according to vladimir putin's spokesperson he visited the russian command center in damascus where he held a meeting with president bush era. also receive the state of affairs reports from the military about what's going on in the rest of the country now in a meeting with bashar assad lot of mir putin says that's a long way in significant steps have been made to establish in the country's territorial integrity as well as statehood meanwhile president of syria bashar. thanked the russian military for establishing in his country in the force for their

fight against terrorism. the latest movie by the british director guy ritchie has been getting some less than stellar refused of critics branding the picture is racist and also acts of touch the gentleman has so far only been released in 4 countries with the rest of the world getting to see it in about 2 months time but here is a quick look at why some people already angry. because really it will be no now in the. saloon this in the. 18th. every imaginable demographic gets their moment to be targeted and denigrated the only thing the gentleman finds worth celebrating is the bravado masculinity. a less forgivable blast from the past however it is a deuce confort ing strain of racially based humor running through out reach its

original script making flat punch lines of multiple characters. it's just a shame that guy ritchie falls back on his bad habits casual racism i don't know lynn lack of female characters problematic but still very entertaining. and i am being absolutely sincere much rather watch cats than the angry racist mess that is the gentleman we put the issue up for debate with the political commentator david fans and also the social activist we just. this is a sort of bygone break movie a sort of muscular reassertion of the we can say what we like it's our country and we don't give a damn what anybody thinks it can tell us about a most foul and disgusting racist language this was a movie gangsters and hey guess what really gangsters don't speak in politically

correct balanced ways that's not what gangsters do when we see movies like this is the following day when those racial epithets are repeated on the shrieked that give cause for concern that. movie makers like guy should have a broader social conscience and responsibility. producing the arjen they do if you want to see a margin to reassess them then that's fine you go and see it if we go to see a gangster movie you know we're not expecting to. find high philosophy we're not expecting to experienced work culture that's just reality i think he's outdated he's outmoded and he's not reflecting the kind of future which is of a more inclusive sense of british nationalism you know here we are in 2020 and what we're experiencing over this movie is just an early flutter of walk culture of the

perpetually offended black panthers one of the most successful movies in the world and it's successful economically for a reason i think i'm not in favor of any artistic ban or any law i do think there should be greater diversity in the production and creative rooms quite amusing that you just referenced black panther and you went on then to talk about diversity if i recall the black panther movie successfully there wasn't a huge amount of diversity in not so if you want equality and i do then i think we have to have the fundamental right. to of all opinions of all sorts heard saying and understood. some other news now on the french president the new micro continues to face mounting pressure from public sector workers and trade unions to the country's longest strike in over 3 decades and is another week anger over the

government's proposed pension reforms has been boiling over in paris and other major cities to bringing public transport hospitals and schools to a standstill in the capital protesters targeted a major financial institution they say stands to benefit from the new pension scheme that is the government handed a new round of talks on chiefs day in a bid to end the standoff. so i while christmas has ended for many of us millions of worshippers have been filling churches today from the balkans to the middle east as eastern orthodox christians celebrate their christmas. eve. i thought oh

all. because. i. but we'll take a further look back now 2019 and more of the events that marked the last 12 months . i. thought we have divided this review of the year into a few categories so let's take a look at this one called the disrupter in chief. donald trump dominated the headlines in the year that was steering of politics by and also a brewery he was also the frequent bust of many jokes in one tree media and also on late night show used to be but as well as being on the receiving end the president also dished out of his own people trying to takes a look at who got that us know. what should be the golden rule of anyone who wants

to sound or look funny i don't mind a bit of the in my work so what is it repeats the same george 2 tone arms. ok so what then happened to the gods of comedy and 2019 because they joked about or mocked the same person 102 times as you can see most of america is good. for the. lakes. orange picked out of refrigerator is actually the most accurate way trump has ever described himself. you know like sometimes like you know the way we try to get our steps and he's trying to reach a certain number of lies on his fitbit every single day you know he's like oh i haven't had my 10000 yet my dad was from germany yes 10000 i'm not really have 10000 i know that. you know what i actually just bumped into

a blog post titled 6 ways to handle trump's impeachment during holiday dinners hasn't gone bad for another comedy extract. the everyone flew here for the holidays and i mean even more happy that they did it their impeaching try well they did it pitching trump could we please talk about politics instead. oh you mean how trump is definitely getting preached and then definitely getting reelected i'm good. yes it has well while some americans will probably be happy to mock or go on about donald. till the end of time there are others who are sick of it and these folks gotta love a new feature on netflix a button that allows you to skip donald trump jokes now that's what i call innovation although seth meyers who came up with the idea didn't think people would use it anyway what about the president he couldn't just sit in the corner

and cry right well jokes by trump's breed assessor's never really crossed the line causing exactly the right amount of modest giggling but the differences between bush and mccain may be just too vast. i mean mccain is bush's running mate hasn't the man suffered enough and with that i just have 2 more words to say. obama. and 29 tango donald trump took it to a whole new level the ha ha's from his jokes were meant to slap his opponents hard bread and butter have been. specially raised by the jacksons to remain calm under any condition which will be very important because they've already received subpoenas to appear in adam shifts basement on thursday debbie dingell that's a real beauty she calls me up this is this thing that's ever happened thank you so

much john it would be so thrilled he's looking to. thank you so much for. he says it's ok don't worry of. he's working. and as a true twitter troll he began to make good use of memes. so what then everyone happy happy new year t.v. shows can save plenty of time on planning just fill up air time with have that fall in the white house be like for at least another year the president can keep on taking aim at rivals by fully mastering mean making and be proud of his razor sharp humor and just in case the public's now got a butt to skip jokes about the mega man. bring it on.

now the 2nd cache is warring world 2019 is also a year of hostility from the trade war between washington and beijing to a wave of terror attacks around the world in fact last year did see a spike in the number of places of worship being targeted is mccarron now reports while 2019 saw fewer terrorist attacks the us thought a more worrying trend with acts of terror inciting a tit for tat circle of hate 3 months into the year we saw one of the most peaceful countries in the world raise its terror threat level to high for the 1st time in its history. people around the world were left stunned when a 28 year old man unleashed carnage on 2 mosques in christchurch new zealand.

this is one of new zealand's darkest days the appalling attack set the tone for the remainder of the year the question was well could have motivated this surge in olds right leanings the obvious songs that to many was donald trump the u.s. president who had taken what some perceived as an anti immigrant stance also a man who had the misfortune to be named in the christ church attack as manifesto making him the perfect target for education mr trump your awards not. your policies matter i think the public discourse from the president is a factor in some of these actions while politicians play to the blame game a much darker reality was unfolding 9 days off to christ's church the 1st copycat

attack. this time on a synagogue in california police later found graffiti on the driveway leaving little doubt over whether the attacker had been inspired by the new zealand massacre the po way synagogue shooting took the life of one person and injured 3 others in a chilling echo of the new zealand attack the perpetrator also released a manifesto in which he praised the christchurch terror months later copycat attack number 2. on the 3rd of august 22 people were killed and 24 others injured in a mass shooting at a wal-mart in el paso texas again the attack of released a manifesto revealing how he was inspired by the christ church mosque shootings. days later another one this time on a mosque in norway one person was injured the attacker also attempted to live

stream the crime on facebook in a sinister twist the attacker not only prays to the christchurch killer as a saint but also depicted his fellow copycat attack as heroes amidst the space of copycat attacks and i asked inspired attack in sri lanka. martin luther king jr said i hate begets hate instead of diminishing evil it multiplies it and this may be the sobering reflection of 2090 the word terrorism actually still has no universal definition that every country can agree on and so you can't stop global spurge if you can't define that in unity so we have to start

defining what each of these problems are with each of the. it is even in america some of the shootings that have happened the media has been totally silent about like el paso and in dayton ohio california it just went off the news after a couple days so we need to be defining what happened here and what's going on what are the ties here and so that way we can really sort of dressing that we need to start being more transparent about it on a global scale so we can start seeing our actual nation leaders working together rather than trying to tear each other apart that's what's going to start to make a change and power the people and really be able to take it back. for the don't forget that we've got plenty of stories for you to at our website you can find that .

here's a thought experiment and a bit of a prediction for 2020 going back to saudi aramco aramco as it went public just recently at a market valuation an excess of $1.00 trillion dollars i think at one point us toward 2 trillion dollars i think that we're going to see them make a hostile buy of a company maybe facebook for example and it could be the 1st trillion dollar hostile raid in history because they've got the balance sheet out if you've got a 2 trillion dollar balance sheet that means you've got you know the ability to borrow another trillion so you've got a 3 trillion dollar war chest if you go after an apple or even a berkshire hathaway 5 or $600000000000.00 why wouldn't saudi aramco buy berkshire hathaway just as a hostile right and then they own a huge portion of the whole global market the american market why not they've got the balance sheet now they want to diversify away from oil and gas and i think we're going to see a movie like that the next 6 to 9 months. time

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the pet food industry is telling us what to feed our pets really more based on what they want to sell us than was necessarily good for the pet turns out that food may not be as healthy as people believe and we had animals that have you know diabetes in arthritis they have auto immune disorders allergies we are actually creating these problems and it's a huge epidemic of problems all of them i believe can be linked to very simple problem of diet and some dog owners so heartbreaking stories about their pets less treats the larger corporations are not very interested in proving or disproving the value of their food because they're already making it a $1000000000.00 on it and there's no reason to do that research. is your media a reflection of reality. in

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