looser front al qaida worth noting though is that the u.s. is saying they can't verify anything bombing attacks which have been indiscriminate in very vicious have sent some 152200000 people in it most of whom are already internally displaced people to move again to temporary housing and create a huge burden on our very broad humanitarian effort that we in the internet rest of the international community are making so we're watching this very closely also the reports of chemical weapons use so far we cannot confirm it but we are watching it it's an interesting situation the u.s. europe allies spending billions infiltrating bombing fighting isis al qaida in afghanistan. in iraq and somalia louver the middle east in africa yet in syria's. biggest stronghold. if in directly the modeling that the syrian government leave them alone taking seriously the claims and statements about chemical weapons. remarkable terrorism specialist jennifer breeden says damascus should go on the offensive and . it's not going to be possible to to fight terrorism with

looser front al qaida worth noting though is that the u.s. is saying they can't verify anything bombing attacks which have been indiscriminate in very vicious have sent some 152200000 people in it most of whom are already internally displaced people to move again to temporary housing and create a huge burden on our very broad humanitarian effort that we in the internet rest of the international community are making so we're watching this very closely also the reports of chemical weapons use so far we cannot confirm it but we are watching it it's an interesting situation the u.s. europe allies spending billions infiltrating bombing fighting isis al qaida in afghanistan. in iraq in somalia or the middle east yet in syria's neighbor al qaida is biggest stronghold taking their side if in directly demanding that the syrian government leave them alone taking seriously their claims and statements about chemical weapons zeiss a remarkable terrorism specialist jennifer breen says damascus should go on the offensive an adlib. it's not going to be possi

looser front al qaida worth noting though is that the u.s. is saying they can't verify anything bombing attacks which have been indiscriminate in very vicious have sent some 152200000 people in it most of whom are already internally displaced people to move again to temporary housing and create a huge burden on our very broad humanitarian effort that we in the internet rest of the international community are making so we're watching this very closely also the reports of chemical weapons use so far we cannot confirm it but we are watching it it's an interesting situation the u.s. europe allies spending billions infiltrating bombing fighting isis al qaida in afghanistan. in iraq in somalia or the middle east yet in syria's. biggest stronghold taking their side if in directly demanding that the syrian government leave them alone taking seriously their claims and statements about chemical weapons as i say remarkable terrorism specialist jennifer breeden says damascus should go on the offensive in italy. it's not going to be possible to to fight t

looser front al qaida worth noting though is that the u.s. is saying they can't verify anything bombing attacks which have been indiscriminate in very vicious have sent some 152200000 people in it most of whom are already internally displaced people to move again to temporary housing and create a huge burden on our very broad humanitarian effort that we in the internet rest of the international community are making so we're watching this very closely also the reports of chemical weapons use so far we cannot confirm it but we are watching it it's an interesting situation the u.s. europe allies spending billions infiltrating bombing fighting isis al qaida in afghanistan. in iraq in somalia or the middle east yet in syria's al qaida is biggest stronghold taking their side if in directly demanding that the syrian government leave them alone taking seriously their claims and statements about chemical weapons as i say remarkable terrorism specialist jennifer britain says damascus should go on the offensive in italy. it's not going to be possible to

looser front al qaida worth noting though is that the u.s. is saying they can't verify anything bombing attacks which have been indiscriminate in very vicious have sent some 152200000 people in it most of whom are already internally displaced people to move again to temporary housing and create a huge burden on our very broad humanitarian effort that we in the internet rest of the international community are making so we're watching this very closely also the reports of chemical weapons use so far we cannot confirm it but we are watching it it's an interesting situation the u.s. . europe allies spending billions infiltrating bombing fighting isis al qaeda in afghanistan in iraq in somalia or the middle east in africa yet in syria's al qaida is biggest stronghold taking their side if in directly demanding that the syrian government leave them alone taking seriously their claims and statements about chemical weapons as i say remarkable. specialist jennifer britain says the massacres should go on the offensive in a province. it's not going to be

as it is rebranded denies any affiliation with al qaida their behavior is still the same they were branded but they're still executing infidels they're still you know sending suicide bombers to bomb civilian targets in syria so nothing's changed in their behavior so imagine our surprise when we did some digging on these chemical allegations and we found that the initial source was h.t.s. . in syria nevertheless the united states 1000 god so far as to blame the syrian government and so far they've said that they can't verify any of these allegation. it's bombing attacks which have been indiscriminate in a very vicious have 152200000 people in most of whom are already internally displaced people to move again to temporary housing and create a huge burden on our very broad humanitarian effort that we in the interest in the international community are making sure we're watching this very closely the reports of chemical weapons use so far we cannot confirm it but we are watching it incredibly interesting situation they're spending billions of dollars the united states europe their allies billio

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looser front al qaida worth noting though is that the u.s. is saying they can't verify anything bombing attacks which have been indiscriminate in very vicious have sent some 152200000 people in it most of whom are already internally displaced people to move again to temporary housing and create a huge burden on our very broad humanitarian effort that we in the internet rest of the international community are making so we're watching this very closely also the reports of chemical weapons use so far we cannot confirm it but we are watching it it's an interesting situation the u.s. europe allies spending billions infiltrating bombing fighting isis al qaida in afghanistan. in iraq and somalia louver the middle east in africa yet in syria's. biggest stronghold taking the side if in directly demanding that the syrian government leave them alone taking seriously the claims and statements about chemical weapons. remarkable terrorism specialist jennifer bream's those damascus should go on the offensive and it. is not going to be possible to to fight t

looser front al qaida worth noting though is that the u.s. is saying they can't verify anything bombing attacks which have been indiscriminate in very vicious have sent some 152200000 people in it most of whom are already internally displaced people to move again to temporary housing and create a huge burden on our very broad humanitarian effort that we in the internet rest of the international community are making so we're watching this very closely also the reports of chemical weapons use so far we cannot confirm it but we are watching it it's an interesting situation the u.s. europe allies spending billions infiltrating bombing fighting isis al qaida in afghanistan. in iraq in somalia or the middle east yet in syria's. biggest stronghold taking their side if in directly demanding that the syrian government leave them alone taking seriously their claims and statements about chemical weapons as i say remarkable terrorism specialist jennifer braden says damascus should go on the offensive and. it's not going to be possible to to fight terrori

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looser front al qaida worth noting though is that the u.s. is saying they can't verify anything bombing attacks which have been indiscriminate in very vicious have sent some 152200000 people in it most of whom are already internally displaced people to move again to temporary housing and create a huge burden on our very broad humanitarian effort that we in the internet rest of the international community are making so we're watching this very closely also the reports of chemical weapons use so far we cannot confirm it but we are watching it it's an interesting situation the u.s. . europe allies spending billions infiltrating bombing fighting isis al qaida in afghanistan in iraq in somalia or the middle east in africa yet in syria's. biggest stronghold taking the side if in directly demanding that the syrian government leave them alone taking seriously the claims and statements about chemical weapons say remarkable terrorism specialist jennifer breeden says the massacres should go new offensive in a blue province it's not going to be possible

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looser front al qaida worth noting though is that the u.s. is saying they can't verify anything bombing attacks which have been indiscriminate in very vicious have sent some 152200000 people in it most of whom are already internally displaced people to move again to temporary housing and create a huge burden on our very broad humanitarian effort that we in the internet rest of the international community are making so we're watching this very closely also the reports of chemical weapons use so far we cannot confirm it but we are watching it it's an interesting situation the u.s. europe allies spending billions infiltrating bombing fighting isis al qaida in afghanistan. in iraq in somalia all over the middle east yet in syria's illiad al qaeda is biggest stronghold taking their side if in directly demanding that the syrian government leave them alone taking seriously their claims and statements about chemical weapons zeiss a remarkable. terrorism specialist jennifer britain says the muskets should go on the offensive in italy. it's not going t

looser front al qaida worth noting though is that the u.s. is saying they can't verify anything bombing attacks which have been indiscriminate in very vicious have sent some 152200000 people in it most of whom are already internally displaced people to move again to temporary housing and create a huge burden on our very broad humanitarian effort that we in the interest in the international community are making sure we're watching this very closely also the reports of chemical weapons use so far we cannot confirm it but we are watching it it's an interesting situation the u.s. europe allies spending billions infiltrating bombing fighting isis al qaida in afghanistan in iraq in somalia all over the middle east yet in syria's. biggest stronghold taking their side if in directly demanding that the syrian government leave them alone taking seriously the claims and statements about chemical weapons as i say remarkable terrorism specialist and for britain says damascus should go on the offensive and it. is not going to be possible to to fight terror

looser front al qaida worth noting though is that the u.s. is saying they can't verify anything bombing attacks which have been indiscriminate in very vicious have sent some 152200000 people in it most of whom are already internally displaced people to move again to temporary housing and create a huge burden on our very broad humanitarian effort that we in the interest in the international community are making so we're watching this very closely also the reports of chemical weapons use so far we cannot confirm it but we are watching it it's an interesting situation the u.s. europe allies spending billions infiltrating bombing fighting isis al qaida in afghanistan in iraq in somalia all over the middle east yet in syria as a glib. al qaeda is biggest stronghold taking their side if in directly demanding that the syrian government leave them alone taking seriously their claims and statements about chemical weapons as i say remarkable. terrorism specialist jennifer braden says damascus should go on the offensive in italy. it's not going to be po

qaida in iraq were able to form because a lot of anger towards the shia led government within baghdad itself but it was really the precursor to everything that we've seen since then now al qaeda in iraq were defeated by sunni tribal militias the 2nd was the awakening councils supported by the americans now when the sunni tribal militias got rid of al qaida in iraq and they were promised all sorts of things by the shia led government in baghdad you fast forward now it's 2012 and the americans leaving. in iraq have been defeated there was a a a group coming up at the time called the islamic state in iraq again another threat to iraq and what happened was the shia led government in baghdad really completely ignored the concerns of the sunnis particularly any province and for years the sunnis protested saying they were promised all. sorts of things jobs within the military civil service things like that for defeating al qaeda in the things they were given things are getting better i mean that sounds like a very bleak picture but things are getting there because prime minister howard other

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as it is rebranded denies any affiliation with al qaida their behavior is still the same they were branded but they're still executing infidels they're still you know sending suicide bombers to bomb civilian targets in syria so nothing's changed in their behavior so imagine our surprise when we did some digging on these chemical allegations and we found that the initial source was h.t.s. . in syria nevertheless the united states hasn't got so far as to blame the syrian government and so far they've said that they can't verify any of these allegations bombing attacks which have been indiscriminate in very. fishers have sent some 152200000 people in it most of whom are already internally displaced people to move again to temporary housing and create a huge burden on our very broad humanitarian effort that we in the interest in the international community are making so we're watching this very closely also the reports of chemical weapons use so far we cannot confirm it but we are watching and they're going to be interesting situation this spending billions of dollars the united states europe

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he was 20 years old when he traveled to afghanistan, joined taliban and head of an al-qaida training camp. he was captured and interviewed by cia officers as mike span after the 9/11 attacks. he was never charged with his murder, but he was brought back to the u.s. and pleaded guilty to aiding the taliban and carrying weapons in africa. the alabama senator richard sell bisay there is are not enough safe guards in place to prevent him from returning to violence. >> you have 20 years and some kind of a plea bargain deal. he should serve it all. most of the people that get out will be back in for something like that >> reporter: he left behind three children when he was skilled. his now adult daughter says paul lynn's early release is a slap in the face. elissa harrington, ktvu fox 2 news. >> thank you, elissa. >>> president trump says he can not work on policy issues with democrats if they continue to investigate him. good morning, doug luzader live at the white house. >> reporter: what really did take place behind closed-doors at the white house? it was enough to rock even veteran was

notal kanot al-qaida. you said russia. the cold war has been over for 20 years. lauren: how much of a misstep is this for joe biden on the campaign trail for 2020? let's bring in real clear politics white house reporter philip wegman. what do you think? >> what's interesting here is that the parallels are unmistake aable between biden on china and what we heard from barack obama in 2012. the difference, though, is that we had to wait four years, we had to wait until russia actually meddled in our elections to take mitt romney seriously. right now, though, the majority of people see that china is a problem and in particular, unions, people who joe biden is hoping will make up his core supporters, they realize china is a threat to their jobs. this is incredibly interesting. and i think it's going to provide an opportunity for a lot of these other contenders in the race right now, not just bernie sanders, to push back on joe biden and say he's out of touch. lauren: as they start to push back on this and other issues, do you think another problem for joe biden is tha

the al. qaida. al. we. now welcome back private companies increasingly challenging national agencies in a new space race u.s. billionaire jeff bezos has unveiled a new note that he hopes will track will be transporting astronauts to the moon within the next 5 years victoria gates maybe explains. in a few weeks time it'll be 50 years since 3 american astronauts landed on the moon now the united states is in a new space race with russia and china. but whereas in the past u.s. rockets to a nearest neighbor were funded by u.s. taxpayers multi-billion as such as amazon founder jeff bezos are increasingly paying for private benches into space speaking to an audience of nasa scientists as well as invest as he unveiled a lunar lander called believe moon he says it could be used to transport equipment and people to the moon in the next 5 years and then work on the slender for 3 years it's a very large lander a soft landing and precise way 3.6 metric tons onto the lunar surface. 2 months ago the u.s. vice president c

qaida branch jabhat al nusra with whom the u.s. state department is communicating closely in the deescalation zone of it live there was no of the opposition front in the region except from al nusra which eliminated all the armed opposition groups back in february that is now keeping the region under its total control. it is ago documents raised questions about the global chemical weapons watchdog report on last year's toxic attack in city of duma just 10 kilometers from the capital back then blaming assad's forces u.s. britain and france carried out strikes against syrian government facilities because the donald has the background. we saw petrified children. we listened to the righteous indignation very terrible regime we read a scrupulous investigation into what happened by the un chemical weapons watchdog the o.p.c. w. reports was meant to pose an indisputable and to speculations over what happened in duma in syria in spring 2018 except that it really. the 16 newly revealed pages challenges the bag bone of the official conclusion

qaida branch jabhat al nusra with whom the u.s. state department is communicating closely in the deescalation zone of it live there is no of the opposition front in the region except from al nusra which eliminated all the armed opposition groups back in february that is now keeping the region under its total control days ago a leaked document raised questions about the global chemical weapons watchdog support on last year's toxic attack in the city of david just 10 kilometers from the capital by then blaming assad's forces u.s. britain and france carried out al strikes against syrian government facilities it was done off the back wound. we saw petrified children. we listened to the righteous indignation very terrible regime we read a scrupulous investigation into what happened by the un chemical weapons watchdog the o.p.c. w. report was meant to pose an indisputable and to speculations over what happened in duma in syria in spring 2018 except that it really. the 60 newly revealed pages challenge of the bag bone of the official conc

qaida in iraq were able to form because a lot of anger towards the shia led government within baghdad itself but it was really the precursor to everything that we've seen since then now al qaeda in iraq were defeated by sunni tribal militias the 2nd was the awakening councils supported by the americans now when the sunni tribal militias got rid of al qaida in iraq and they were promised all sorts of things by the shia led government in baghdad and you fast forward out 2012 and the americans leaving. in iraq have been defeated there was a a a group coming up at the time called the islamic state in iraq again another threat to iraq and what happened was the shia led government in baghdad really completely ignored the concerns of the sunnis particularly any province and for years the sunnis protested saying they were promised all. sorts of things jobs within the military civil service things like that for defeating al qaeda in the things they were given things are getting better i mean that sounds like a very bleak picture but things are getting there because prime minister howard other

qaida in iraq were able to form because a lot of anger towards the shia led government within baghdad itself but it was really the precursor to everything that we've seen since then now al qaeda in iraq were defeated by sunni tribal militias the 2nd was the awakening councils supported by the americans now when the sunni tribal militias got rid of al qaida in iraq and they were promised all sorts of things by the shia led government in baghdad and you fast forward now to 2012 and the americans leaving. in iraq have been defeated there was a a a group coming up at the time called the islamic state in iraq again another threat to iraq and what happened was the shia led government in baghdad really completely ignored the concerns of the sunnis particularly any province and for years the sunnis protested saying they were promised all. sorts of things jobs within the military civil service things like that for defeating al qaeda in the things they were given things are getting better i mean that sounds like a very bleak picture but things are getting there because prime minister howard oth

an armed group many in the international community believe is linked to al qaida is in control of this region after forcing syrian rebels backed by turkey to leave earlier this year those rebels are back on the front lines they are cooperating in what they are calling a battle for survival but it is also an indication that turkey too has joined the fight. when you take a look at the position of turkey in the. clashes speeches by. turkey is very. few it's. more than 3500000. turkey and russia work together in syria and sponsor a ceasefire in the area but the offensive is testing their relationship at a time of intensifying dialogue between turkey and the united states the area of hostilities includes a belt of territory that stretches from the northern countryside of. provinces reaching the southern edges of province as well as rebel controlled villages west of aleppo city the product side wants to clear those areas from rebels in order to open trade arteries and protect. aleppo cities under its control but little progress has been made so far advancing on the ground is proving to be di

. >>> well, john walker lindh, the american captured in afghanistan who joined up with al qaida to fight alongside the taliban is a free man tonight. his lawyer says he'll live in virginia under supervised probation. hep spent 17 years in prison because he pled guilty to ten counts including conspiracy to murder americans, as well as fighting alongside the taliban. he had originally been sentenced to 20 years, but was released early for good behavior. released, despite the fact from prison he praised isis in a letter to the producer of the nbc news affiliate in los angeles, saying he thought isis was doing, quote, a spectacular job, unquote. lindh was often called the american taliban, although he wasn't actually part of the taliban, he joined up with al qaida. to fight alongside the taliban. he was interviewed by a 32-year-old cia officer named johnny michael spann. shortly after the interview, the prisoner rioted and spann was killed. lindh initially apologized for his radicalization but later according to the bureau of prisons in addition to praising isis he said he wasn't interested

qaida and the islamic state one is asked to read. so clearly what we have right then and there is one yardstick social to understand one type of violence and one yardstick religious to understand something else that in fact may not be that. the paradox in these policy circles is that all these professionals produce detailed reports that identify the causes of extremism as things like poverty lack of opportunity in a sense of alienation and yet the policies that get implemented always emphasized policing surveillance and punishment. racism itself sits and question at the heart of this discussion on isis with the violence being that the european and the american consider exceptional inacceptable not because of what it's doing obviously terroristic and violent but because of woman there's target. i. like i'm just short i put it in the middle. in a clear. position now. on the t.v. i can tell you that you know he doesn't have a spot isn't in my the ability. but illusion is. on the fringe just from the demand concert. all our plans for mor

qaida the syrian government and its allies say they are fighting terrorists but the province is home to more than 3000000000 syrians hundreds of thousands have been forced to leave their homes and this rebel held territory on the southern edges of its lip but if this becomes a full scale battle for the entire opposition told me to divorce west that crisis will get a lot worse sen beirut. and algeria human rights activists has died in detention while on hunger strike as he awaited trial camilla dine for cars a lawyer is describing his death as premeditated murder at the hands of the judiciary for her was jailed in march accused of causing ethnic tensions between arabs and berber communities despite the resignation of longtime president abdel aziz beautifully again algerians are continuing to demand the resignation of everyone associated with his regime. saudi arabia is being accused of targeting a prominent critic and britain using israeli spy ware donald a sorry as a popular satirist who regularly criticizes the saudi royal family chela palace reports. i ask them why they call my eye

qaida and the islamic state one is to read. so clearly what we have right then and there is one yardstick social to understand one type of violence and one yardstick religious to understand something else that in fact may not be that different. the paradox in these policy circles is that all these professionals produce detailed reports that identify the causes of extremism as things like poverty lack of opportunity in a sense of alienation and yet the policies that get implemented always emphasized policing surveillance and punishment. racism itself sits and question at the heart of this discussion on isis with the violence being that the european and the american consider exceptional inacceptable not because of what it's doing obviously terroristic and violent but because of the woman there is target. i. like i'm just short i put it in the middle. in a clear. position now. on the t.v. i can tell you that there isn't a spot isn't in my the ability. but illusion is. on the fringes from the demand concert. all our plans for more

qaida and it has the right to ignore a previously agreed upon cease fire. government forces attacked villages west of hama almost daily from the air and on the ground advancing ever deeper into the last rebel held region in syria. they've already taken a number of local communities. the rebels are fighting back but they're no match for bashar al assad's forces. or the regime has already attacked 35 villages and many people in northern syria have died trying to escape the regime is shooting at civilians. the regime has recently stepped up its attacks despite a cease fire agreement the army says it only targets positions of militias affiliated with al qaeda and they're the ones that control the province the commander of the militant group abu mohammed al giuliani says assad has broken all agreements and he wants to continue what he calls a holy war. we call on everybody who is able to bear arms to do is duty and join the battle. observers say $300.00 civilians have been killed since the start of the government offensive. several hospitals have been destroyed

qaida branch. with whom the u.s. state department is communicating closely in the escalation zone of there was no other opposition front in the region except from al nusra which eliminated all the armed opposition groups back in february that is now keeping the region under its total control it days ago a leaked document raised questions about the global chemical weapons watchdogs report on last year's toxic attack in the city of duma just 10 kilometers from the capital back then blaming assad's forces the u.s. britain and france carried out against syrian government facilities it was a done off at. we saw petrified children. we listened to the righteous indignation very terrible regime we read a scrupulous investigation into what happened by the un chemical weapons watchdog the o.p.c. w. report was meant to pose an indisputable and to speculations over what happened in duma in syria in spring 2018 except did it really. the 60 newly revealed pages challenge of the bag bone of the official conclusio

qaida and other terrorist groups but they didn't mention that in the report that say that for later those same rebel factions would ultimately bring slave market back to libya so they might get to like sell all right now they really. i heard they're going to open want to wales roebuck went right next to the american apparel. to understand the narrative of vice news pushes you have to look no further than their crowning achievement when it comes to coverage of foreign policy u.s. foreign policy a documentary called a world in disarray that came out in 2017 and in fact you have to look no further than the 1st sentence of that documentary the world was he supposed to be this way. in the decades following world war 2 the united states led the way in shaping the world order. and they should know that we shall pay any price pressure on the sometimes and extent that no matter how the world seem to change american moral military and economic dominance never seem to waver. all american moral dominance never seem to waver. how many countries do we have to crush before our moral dominance rob

the happy to share an armed group many in the international community believe is linked to al qaida is in control of this region after forcing syrian rebels backed by turkey to leave earlier this year those rebels are back on the front lines they are cooperating in what they are calling a battle for survival but it is also an indication that turkey too has joined the fight. when you take a look at the position of turkey in the living area especially the clashes which has really transpired with. turkey is very dedicated to this position that if the diplomacy is not working in the. terms he gives show its heat body starts to every actor inside the. 30 will no longer wants to accept more than $3500000.00 extra refugees to discard. turkey and russia work together in syria and sponsor a ceasefire in the ad lib area but the offensive is testing their relationship at a time of intensifying dialogue between turkey and the united states the area of hostilities includes a belt of territory that stretches from the northern countryside. provinces reaching the southern edges of the province as well

qaida and other terrorist groups but they didn't mention that in the report that say that for later those same rebel factions would ultimately bring slave market back to libya so they might get to like sell all right now they really. i heard they're going to open want to wales roebuck went right next to the american apparel. to understand the narrative of vice news pushes you have to look no further than their crowning achievement when it comes to coverage of foreign policy u.s. foreign policy a documentary called a world in disarray that came out in 2017 and in fact you have to look no further than the 1st sentence of that documentary the world would be supposed to be this way. in the decades following world war 2 the united states led the way in shaping the world order. and they should know that we shall pay any price sure that sometimes and this extent no matter how the world seem to change american moral military and economic dominance never seem to win. all american moral dominance never seem to waver. how many countries do we have to crush before our moral dominance drops down

qaida and other terrorist groups but they didn't mention that in the report that say that for later those same rebel factions would ultimately bring slave markets back to libya so they might get to like tell all right now they really. i heard they're going to open want to wales roebuck went right next to the american apparel. so i understand the narrative of vice news pushes you have to look no further than their crowning achievement when it comes to coverage of foreign policy u.s. foreign policy a documentary called a world in disarray that came out in 2017 and in fact you have to look no further than the 1st sentence of that documentary the world was he supposed to be this way. in the decades following world war 2 the united states led the way in shaping the world order. and the nation know that we shall pay any price what's your god the subtitle and the success of the thing no matter how the world seemed to change american morals military and economic dominance never seem to win for. all americans the moral dominance never seem to waver. how many countries do we have to crush bef

qaida branch. with whom the u.s. state department is communicating closely in the deescalation zone of it live there was no other opposition front in the region except from al nusra which eliminated all the armed opposition groups back in february that is now keeping the region under its total control days ago a leaked document raised questions about the global chemical weapons watchdog support last year's toxic attack in the city of duma just 10 kilometers from the capital back then blaming assad's forces the u.s. and britain and france carried out asterix against syrian government facilities ego should donna has the background. we saw petrified children. we listened to the righteous indignation very terrible regime we read a scrupulous investigation into what happened by the un chemical weapons watchdog the o.p.c. w. report was meant to pose an indisputable and to speculations over what happened in duma in syria in spring 2018 except did it really. the 60 newly revealed pages challenge of the bag

qaida and other terrorist groups but they didn't mention that in the report that say that for later those same rebel factions would ultimately bring slave markets back to libya so they might get to like tell all right now they really. i heard they're going to open want to wales roebuck went right next to american apparel. to understand the narrative of vice news pushes you have to look no further than their crowning achievement when it comes to coverage of foreign policy u.s. foreign policy a documentary called a world in disarray that came out in 2017 and in fact you have to look no further than the 1st sentence of that documentary the world was he supposed to be this way. in the decades following world war 2 the united states led the way in shaping the world order. and the nation know that we shall pay any price what's your best sometimes and this extent no matter how the world seem to change american moral military and economic dominance never seem to win for. all americans the moral dominance never seemed to waver. how many countries do we have to crush before our moral dominanc

qaida branch. with whom the u.s. state department is communicating closely in the deescalation zone of it live there was no other opposition front in the region except from al nusra which eliminated all the armed opposition groups back in february that is now keeping the region under its total control. a few days ago a leaked document raised questions about the global chemical weapons watchdogs report on last year's toxic attack in the city of duma just 10 kilometers from the capital back then blaming assad's forces in the u.s. britain and france carried out to air strikes against syrian government facilities it caused all of the background. we saw petrified children. we listened to the righteous indignation very terrible regime we read a scrupulous investigation into what happened by the un chemical weapons watchdog the o.p.c. w. report was meant to pose an indisputable and to speculations over what happened in duma in syria in spring 2018 except that it really. the 60 newly revealed pages challen

qaida and other terrorist groups but they didn't mention that in the report that say that for later those same rebel factions would ultimately bring slave markets back to libya so they might get to like tell all right now they really. i heard they're going to open want to weigh as robustly then right next to the american apparel. to understand the narrative of vice news pushes you have to look no further than their crowning achievement when it comes to coverage of foreign policy u.s. foreign policy a documentary called a world in disarray that came out in 2017 and in fact you have to look no further than the 1st sentence of that documentary the world was he supposed to be this way. in the decades following world war 2 the united states led the way in shaping the world order. and they should know that we shall pay any price but your the subtitle and extent that no matter how the world seem to change american moral military and economic dominance never seem to win. all american moral dominance never seem to waver. how many countries do we have to crush before our moral dominance drops

which many in the international community believe is still linked to al qaida the syrian government and its allies say they are fighting terrorists but the province is home to more than 3000000 syrians hundreds of thousands have been forced to leave their homes and this rebel held territory on the southern edges of it but if this becomes a full scale battle for the entire opposition held regional forest west that crisis will get a lot worse. beirut. al-jazeera is diplomatic editor james bays reports now from the united nations where the u.n. special envoy to syria is calling for an immediate cease fire special envoy good morning are you concerned about the situation in the u.n. special envoy pedersen here in new york to brief the security council as the offensive continues he met ambassadors here in the consultations room the place where close security council meetings are held afterwards mr pedersen who's trying to get peace talks going again in geneva said his meeting had been dominated by events in a globe there are 3000000 civilians. in a live prominence too many has been killed and

qaida in syria. now hundreds of thousands of people living there are caught in the crossfire dozens of aid groups are calling for an immediate end to the conflict saying conditions have reached a crisis point in my out of the norm people say the towns marketplace was crowded when it was attacked by air raids. on the russian and regime planes struck the area of the mosque it's a crowded place in the middle of the cornish street i let them the shops are destroyed the flesh of the injured people is on the floor people are collecting their belongings the strike hit an hour before the morning ramadan meal. but according to the u.s. it may not just be conventional weapons that are now in use in syria the state department says pro-government forces may have carried out a chlorine gas attack on sunday in the region security experts say that would be very disturbing if proven true quite frankly they have a negative track record in that area so i wouldn't be surprised at all if they are and really this falls t

to heavy to sham an armed group many in the international community believe is linked to al qaida is in control of this region after forcing syrian rebels backed by turkey to leave earlier this year those rebels are back on the front lines they are cooperating in what they are calling a battle for survival but it is also an indication that turkey too has joined the fight. when you take a look at the position of turkey in the area especially the clashes which has really transpired that. turkey is very dedicated to its position that if the diplomacy is not working in the. terms he gives show its feet start every actor inside the. church. except more than $3500000.00 extra refugees to discover. turkey and russia work together in syria and sponsor a ceasefire in the ad lib area but the offensive is testing their relationship at a time of intensifying dialogue between turkey and the united states the area of hostilities. it's a belt of territory that stretches from the northern countryside of lattakia and how my province is reaching the southern edges of province as well as rebel controll

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qaida didn't do it but it was also targeting inside or maybe it was dog getting u.s. air force pilots so the dog us with a military in a sense and i thought when i joined the organization that the fight would be against the americans and the american military inside arabia that's what the law then was preaching to us at the time that the fight would be to expel the american forces out of the middle east altogether so when the attacks happened in africa it was a complete departure because it no we are killing first of all u.s. diplomats not military and killing them on in countries that has nothing to do whatsoever with the fight between us and the americans so two hundred twenty african civilians were killed that day five thousand wounded hundred of them fifty of them were blinded for life because of the shock mills embedded within the device so of course that was a shocking event for me it was a departure from what the guy that was doing before so he worked with new recruits for al qaeda in afghanistan where they where of the balance they were getting into there were