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and so yeah the political landscape of the united of the united states the united states has a territory would have to look very different if things like removal didn't take place. one of the things that we often hear about today that i guess is is not necessarily about commemoration, but certainly one of the ways in which um mainstream american culture has brought. native culture if you want to call it that really symbolism into our the mainstream is through the use of symbols in sports, right? we see it in the names of universities in terms of professional athletes the cleveland indians have recently changed their name going into next season as the cleveland guardians right here in georgia, of course, our own atlanta braves came into a really bright spotlight a couple of weeks ago winning the world series, but once again the tomahawk shop came into if you if you can talk briefly. not only the use of how that started what it means for americans to do that. what about the tomahawk shot? one of the questions we got from the public coming into this discussion that you and i are having righ

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historic tock can unit reaffirms the unbreakable bond between the united states of america and the state of israel and paves the way to a future of increased partnership based on shared values and a share -- in a shared region. [applause] >> thank you, prime minister lapid and president biden. the prime minister of the state of israel will now make his statement polled by the president of the united states. -- followed by the president of the united states, after which we will take questions from the ifl media. prime minister yael lapid, the floor is yours. >> thanknk you. mr. president, in march 1965 on dr. martin luther king's famous march from selma to montgomery, walking beside him in the front row was a jewish rabbi. when he returned home that day, the rabbi wrote in his diary: todayy i felt my legs were praying. mt. tate of israel -- in the state of israel, mr. president, our legs pray every single day. nothing is in -- in our lives is taken for granted. my father was a jewish child in the budapest ghetto hiding from those who tried to kill him. the fact that i am standing here tod

how where was hitler of japan's intention to attack the united states? he was aware of its intention, but he was not aware of the exact moment. and we know that because of his utter surprise and indeed delight when he gets news of the attack as dramatic scene, which we describe near the start of the book where the news is brought to him and then he immediately thinks that this is now what will give him relief because what he really wants is for the united states to tide. sorry for the japanese to tie down the united states and to a lesser extent the british empire and the far east so that he can exploit a very narrow window of opportunity to wrestle down the russians or at least to fight into a standstill create a consolidated economic area where he can survive the anglo-american blockade and then outlast not defeat but outlast both the british empire and the united states and so he wasn't he didn't know the exact moment, but he was a of the general of the intent and encouraged it and in particular encourage them to attack the british of the americans an

electrical panels are still there for both units, gas boxes both units there. it is two units. he turns off gas for safety reasons. that was it. >> i think you answered my question. commissioner imperial you are next. thank you very much. >> i appreciate that question. the ellis act is not a very -- it is heavy. usually in terms of discretionary review the way i would see things is match the stories of the project sponsor and the blueprint. i watched the pre-application meeting. i believe in my opinion from watching the pre-application meeting that the project sponsor is not speculative landlord. i believe the landlord wants to live there. there are differences when we look at the blue print and see people are exploiting. i do not think it will be one. i do not see it will be a residential merger. i also appreciate the conversations. it looks like the project sponsor made a lot of amendments on the property as well. in my opinion i take this staff recommendation. >> second. >> that was a motion and second. on that motion to not take dr and approve as modified. commissioner ruiz

if the united nation and the united states and europe do not seriously take that there aren't ledgers. i mean, this is not something that is a wishful thinking. this is their own pledges over the last 11 years as long as the country is allowed to in this way without any sticks to hold these people accountable, the country will continue to drift. a cancellation of us. how speaker nancy pelosi is planned visit to taiwan? would be a victory for china. that's the warning from the senate republican leader. mitch mcconnell, as quoted by a bloomberg reporter earlier china, told washington that policies visit to taiwan. plan for august would have serious consequences. beijing says it would take forceful measures if you house speaker follows through with her plans. and that would be the 1st visit of such an american official to taiwan in 25 years. is also comes amid growing concerns over tensions between beijing and ty, pay over the possible consequences of policies visit to taiwan. and while some us officials are fearful of a potential conflict with china, other american politicians are appar

and there was a stream of documents and data by unit 731 that went to 2 military bases in the united states to fort dugway in utah and to fort dietrich and maryland, which to this day remains the headquarters for the usaa biological weapons command. the will biologists, doctors, medical students, adolescents who had nothing to do with medicine employed at unit 731 about 3600 people in total, including maintenance stuff, but only 12 men faced trial and about asking for still to new others. they can kunal sake of i e d divided by the t did. okay. this the signal came q in osaka, which side of june the whole the stokes and through them in thin phone oatmeal, 2 on either santo honda. this all kinds of things. so got in the kink, your data always cycle johnny. of course they, he mutational, ah, sure you, she visited fort detrick's usa main military lab, biological weapons, massage and testing on humans continued in the 18 thirty's and forty's and fifty's, the american military government and medical community experimented on the black population using syphilis and sexually transmitted dis

and i think the united states try to help that because it's one of those things that the united states has been advocating that's talk to de escalate and let's bring in diploma. so you know that there is all some of these issues. i think just we've been the united nish has been trying to do that for years, except now as i said, there's a need for it's also on the part of saudi arabia and others in order to just wind down ended up because it started to affect not only yemen, but also so the and m r i t security. when we start seeing these miss aisles being dislodged. mean, being shocked against saudi arabia and the united. i'm out of evidence. i think america, what is important in order to do something about that to end up crisis. but as we've heard from the speakers, the only, not just german, there's libya, there's a walk there, syria, there's palestine. so there's a. busy number of issues, the middle east makes up 5 percent with what population, but i think it's mixed up almost a 3rd of the violent conflicts in the world. wow, and thank you so much my number shara odyssey with senior

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like the visit biblical joseph, you are both of visionary and a leader committed to the united states of america, middle east, the world at large and state of israel. this historic visit reflects our nation's share, a partnership rooted in the commitment to democracy, justice and freedom, security and peace. the state of israel in which you have just arrived is a successful innovative nation which contributes to healing the world. through science and medicine, water and food technology, climate innovation and so much more. mr. president, you have been a true friend and strong supporter of israel and the jewish people, security and well-being, your entire life in this visit you will discuss security challenges emanating directly from iran and proxies for threatening israel and its neighbors and endangering our region. your first trip here in 1973 was a few weeks before the terrible war broke out. today winds of peace are blowing from north africa across the mediterranean to the gulf. this is your journey from israel to saudi arabia, the holy land. i hope and pray will help advance the

it is haening in the united statesnd india. large corporations regularly write off large amounts of debt. this is not being done for sovereigns and that is a disaster. it is true that the bilateral debt or the imf and world bank debt is only part, not even half of the total debt of emerging countries but you need to have a global system for debt restructuring and debt write off. we will not be able to repay a large part of this debt. a significant debt release that involves cutting out the absolute values of debt, it could be done in germany in the 1950's but cannot be done in developing countries today. juan: could you talk about the changes that have occurred in terms of this crisi and previous debt crises in the past, it was largely the multilateral lending organizations that were essential players. now of course in recent years, the people's republic of china has become an increasingly huge creditor to many developing countries and most of its agreements are completely bilateral agreements, just between china and the govern

in his heart wrenching this many have lost lives just this year and in the united states suffered losses well including the killing of - and she was an american citizen and proud palestinian and she was a performing very vital work and with the independent media and democracy in her death is enormous loss. entering the world story of the palestinian people that i hope that her legacy will inspire more young people to carry on her work of reporting the truth and telling stories that are too often in the united states will continue to insist on the transparent accounting of her death will continue to stand up media freedom everywhere in the world ten presidency, in the past, today in the palestinian city of bethlehem, things went enormous significance in my faith is welcome, the birth of christ of jesus christ, the city lives in the hearts of many of the questions as a reminder of god's great gift to the world and a renewed and redemption in christ. muslim and jews also have a deep and intense connection of this one particular in jerusalem, it is central to the national vision of the pales

we've just completed the 1st leader summit among israel, india, and united states and united arab emirates to deepen the economic ties between the middle east and the end of pacific to create new partnerships to tackle global challenges. like food insecurity and clean energy technology. regional integration, as also the goal of a story going to give forum, which took place here in israel this past march. israel's integration and the region, israel's piece with his neighbors. these are essential goal. tomorrow i'll be the 1st american president to fly from israel, directly to jetta. saudi arabian, i represents important progress. i see the saudi leadership tomorrow. i'll be carrying a direct message. message of peace and extraordinary opportunities in a more stable in a greater region could bring to the region. and quite frankly, the whole world. as we work together toward great integration, greater integration also to can into work for toward a lasting, negotiate a piece between the state of israel and the palestinian people. israel must remain an independent democratic jewish state, the u

that the united united states government has taken. president erdogan was also wants to extradite -- >> >> we're a country that recognizes the role of. what so does sweden and finland. and again, we've had concerns that the deployment of russian, you know, as for hundreds by turkey and have taken action in this committee and the congress. so, i am, i want to, amen, support the ongoing talks, but let's recognize i. think. that the positions that sweden and him finland have taken are pretty much on the same page with the passage and the united states has taken with respect to the sdf. and the very important fight against isis and terrorism. so, sweden and finland have been, in my view, on the right side, in that fight against isis. so can you just lay out what you see is the timeline? again, whether your you believe that will be successful and getting everybody on the same page, including turkey, by the time the madrid conference comes around. >> i will say that we certainly are pushing for that. >> all right. i'm going to end their. i t

when appropriate, apply to be pulled into the united states. dhs is also working to remove barriers to naturalization for service members and veterans. these efforts have paid off. in the fiscal year 2021, and military naturalization numbers return to the levels previously seen in a fiscal year 2016, prior to the trump administration's intentional targeting of this population. members of the military placed their lives at risk in service of this country each day. we should not prevent them from becoming permanent members of our society. i am pleased with the biden administration's working to write these wrongs. during this hearing, we will discuss the efforts the administration has undertaken to help service members and veterans, including those who have been removed from the united states, as a result of convictions or other transgressions, tied to post-traumatic stress disorder, brain injury, and other physical trauma, suffered while on active duty. such circumstances can make the transition back to civilian life extremely difficult for veter

where are you aware of any phone call by the president united states to the attorney general of the united states that day? no, you have any phone call by the president of the united states, the secretary of homeland security that day. i'm not aware that those in the white house growing more alarmed, desperate to get the president to do something. so with trump, children, his closest allies, the republican leadership in congress, even fox news hosts, but to no avail. on capitol hill members or the vice president security detail say they were terrified members of the b p detail at this time, we're starting to peer for their own lives. but instead from twitch is an attack against like pants that inflamed the crowd further, it looked like fuel being poured on the fire. donald trump's daughter, vanka, managed to get her father to agree to cool and support his quote to stay peaceful, but only after protracted negotiations. me that the president did not want to include any sort of mention of peace in that tweet by the pending committee. argue that only when it was clear that any attempt to stop

for our part the united states is doing exactly what i said we would do it putin invaded. enhance our force posture in europe, station more ships here in spain. we're stationing more air defense in italy and germany, more f-35s in the united kingdom, and to strengthen our eastern flank, new permanent headquarters for the army fifth corps in poland. .. >> just brought together more than 50 countries, more than 50 countries pledging new commitments and this is a global effort to support ukraine. more and 600 tanks, nearly 500 artillery systems. more than 600,000 rounds of artillery ammunition as well as advanced multiple launch rocket systems, anti-ship systems and air defense systems and again, the united states is leading the way. we provided ukraine with nearly $7 billion in security assistance since i took office. the next few days we intend to announce more than $800 million more with air defense systems for ukraine, more artillery and ambition, counter battery radar, additional ammunition for the high mars multiple launch rocket system we've already given ukraine and m

in the united states. but this is what the conservatives, republicans have been working for for the last two decades packing the court. some of idn't like donald trump but that that was their goal getting conservative justices, extreme justices. it's a problem, but it's not the end of the world. there are still a lot of people in the states standing up and fighting this and there's still half the states where this is that are inviting people who are feeling persecuted these days to come. but to reinstate these rights once they once they've been cut. and you said the pendulum is now swinging this way. it takes a long time for it to swing back the other way, don't you think? yeah, well look at the republican um pro abortion fight. this has been going on for 30, 40 years now. they never gave up. they were they couldn't do it through the legislation. so they did it through the courts. they they took the system and hijacked it where they could and with the minority a minority of 30 to 40% of the people, the uni

once again he met with the president of the united emirates. moments ago the leaders posed for what's called the so-called family photo. but it's president biden's interaction with the saudi crown prince mohammad bin salman that has been looming large since the entire summit. he said he confronted the crown prince and said he was behind the killing of "the washington post" columnist jamal khashoggi. he said the leader once again known as mbs once again denied it. the president was also criticized for the so-called fist bump during the first visit with the crown prince in quite a while. the saudi prince wasted no time promoting the image on saudi tv and elsewhere, releasing a lot of photos at the same time. the trip comes as the president is dealing with fallout from high gas prices and soaring inflation back home. that's certainly playing in these discussions in the middle east. the biden administration says steps saudi arabia is taking and will take in the coming days, he says, will drive down oil prices and provide some relief. yesterday he s

when we know that, oh, the united states of america illegally overthrew out how did the united states maintain that power, despite having no legal authority on a military? i said military threat of force, violence, crafts, weapons, who. how else are they maintain power in her viking or population? we just talked about how me i spent 2 hours a day in traffic was all americans when i yes. ah. we are the evidence. oh, the nationalization where the evidence of the war cry. we are not the war crimes ourselves what, what are ready is an independent country. all that was overthrown, anything 93 was our government by the united states, not our country. so our country is still an independent state, but we are not in control of our independence were occupied. lm's, this book overthrow is an attempt to show the times that america over through foreign governments over a long period in the united states, at least in a relative sense, is declining in power in the world. and we can still remain, and i believe will still remain a potent dominant force in the world. but we need to accept that the cond

my name is unit oneal. we begin with the latest from the conflict in don't pass where the ukranian army continues to shall, residential areas of done yet. this eye witness footage is said to show the results of ukrainian attacks on a car dealership, igniting several of the vehicles there. a number of homes of the apartment building were also damaged. key of forces have intensified their shelling of done yet school for the last number of days following the russian lead takeover of the loot against republic. the attacks by the ukrainian forces over the past 2 months has resulted in dozens of people dead on more than a 100 injured, a warning, the following images are disturbing. at least one civilian was killed on tuesday by the blast, and the city locals had, as you can see here, covered the person with a blankets before the paramedics arrived and took away the body. we heard from one local resident whose apartment was hit by the same shelling has previously lost her song putting you through the door to me. i

so you know, you are hiding behind the, for the united nation. that wasn't had no my strong point in your career, you were never i thought it might be impressive. you. the issue now is not, not the different styles of warfare that countries engage in. although the russian style is going to cost it in casualties. sad, sadly for russia going forward and the families that will suffer as a result from it. it's whether completely unprovoked aggression is acceptable. and the answer is that it's not. so this is something that the rush is going to pay a heavy price for the tragedy. so i think is that the u. s. failed to deter, to begin with, but that's not less than the price for russia. i actually believe review that, agree with you, that the russians are taking upon themselves a risk of higher military casualties. precisely because they have an objective of limiting civilian death toll and there is a very understandable tactics. very good, really doing that pretty good job. and if you compare the, the casualties in the 1st few weeks. so let's say be ir

so, for example, the building is 167 units. 75% of those units going to families that have lived there in the community for generationings and the other 25% are tax credit units adding to the affordable housing stock here in san francisco and those units are up and running now. they're leasing them as we speak. people are picking their units each week until they're filled up. >> so was this particular building put on a new plot of land or did people have to move out so it could be constructed? >> that's a good question. our first building was vacant which you may have saw across the street from this building and then this plot of land is the way we kind of do it, we do it in phases. once one goes in, we're able to move families into the new unit and where they previously were occupying, able to demolish old buildings to build the new. so this area had some older units that were demolished. >> it's impressive that construction has been able to continue during the covid-19 pandemic. can you talk about some of the challenges that needed to be overcome and how the community has managed dur

now, why would united states do this? well, obviously this can open up for this really a tax on your over. it would also be simple to sure use leadership includes in the release for having this conflict there, the have to look to our students for leadership and that's the source of influence in the region. so again, i am not sure what else to explanation for because pursuing a conflict with us, russia, europe, china, in asia, and iran now in the middle, is a major war there. if you can't possibly fight on 3 front. so i think this, having this slow burning conflict is minimum, might be a strategic objective, you know, a martin, it exactly in the, the 3 regions. and i mentioned in my, my introduction, i mean if you have come that you have risk. busy are crisis, inflation is itself the justification to do to be involved in, in these, in these areas here. because i have always said like in the middle east, the u. s. in the west got out of the middle east, they would make their peace. it might be very turbulent and might be ve

how will the united states respond more sanctions? it's also pretty rich for us officials to be complaining about military cooperation . let's review the latest round of military hardware that the pentagon has dumped into ukraine. it is possible the u. s. could sell or provide ukraine with some us fighter platforms. and you think that's, that's possible going forward. if there's us, there's griffin had a sweden, there's the euro fighter, there's a rocky answers. there's a number of different platforms that could go to ukraine. united states is also committed to sending more high mars munitions, precision guided artillery, ammunition, and tactical via goals and other urgently needed support. in terms of our ability to track the weapons that are going in, as you know, we don't have any forces on the ground. so that's, that is difficult for us to do. a number of us made weapons have already turned up on the black market. pentagon officials admit they have quite a hard time tracking where these weapons they send to ukraine, ultimately end

the united states is not a neutral actor here. the united states is not an even handed broker between, so, called two parties. the united states has its hand, as the fist on the scale, in support of israel, providing them with billions of dollars and lethal weapons, year in, year out. that is the basis, and the source, of israel's power, and strength. to oppress palestinians for 50 years now. let's face it, the two state solution instead, it died a long time ago. our priority, now, is to care about human rights and, to be quality, dignity, for all palestinian people, under israeli authority. >> sarah, thank you so much, we really appreciate your insights. in the next, i will speak with the arab news, english language outlet in saudi arabia about the u.s. saudi relationship. coming up next, how conservative states want to use digital data to charge people with abortion related crimes. with abortion related crimes when you have technology that's easier to control... that can scale across all your clouds... so you can do more incredi

every citizen in the united states. i would like to ever so slightly changed this jackson black to take you to texas. now to a small town that's recently gained notoriety for all the wrong reasons. hurts the the town of you validate population 15004 weeks ago, a teenager killed 19 people. mostly children in the local elementary school was just the latest in a seemingly never ending series of school shooting, made possible by the notoriously lax gun control laws in the u. s. and if, if, well, in this city we are all affected. it's like it's your own child who was shot on too many times. we blame the weapon and not the person. we can go to school without worry about going to violence and just imagining how much it's increased over the years. and i think it's kind of plain ridiculous headers, more shooting than days of the air. we must not react to evil and tragedy by abandoning the constitution or infringing on the rights of our law abiding citizens. tiny hobbins built with small, mutilated and decapitated bodies. that's

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it'll be an organisation of the willing under the united states. and it will, you know, nature will say these are our sanctions, which of course, all these sanctions coming out of european united states are illegal under international. they were not sanctioned by the united nation. nato wants to expand to the east. it wants to re, wants to be the world body that makes decisions. and that's another topic for another program. why? and i mean, you're in the belly of the piece. what is the mood like? i mean, i, you know, what is the mood of a military alliance getting together? i mean, are there cocktails or the buffet? i mean, what, what's the mood like there? well, among the nato elite, yeah, i'm sure they are quite a, quite enjoying themselves. the picture outside of the 4 seasons hotel is a little bit different. i mean, aside from just attempting to navigate this sort of elaborate, it's been created around nato to make sure that it doesn't actually have to deal with any of the rabble that's, that's a major, major pain. i mean, you have these essent

know, equal to take on the japan or even the united states. he will have to response in kind and domestically right now it's not a good timing for she came into on to use force against i wanted because internal issue such as economic situation, i use downtown, and are they a fission or they are serious, are economical. you know, problems such as they are so many local banks now is on the bridge of bankrupt. so i don't think you say a right timing for chance to decide to attract. i want at this moment. what about she's popularity though, if it's just taking a battering wouldn't taking just a few outlying islands very close to the mainland, be something that would boost popularity at home. even though we know china did, they do have that, you know, in the past they use to lunch, extend a war to district domestic attention yet. but the situation now is totally different. once it, she can pin or use force against any of your idence of tie one that will be equal. the total war on 2 against i one and united states and you say lights. why then all th

know, equal to take on the japan or even the united states. he will have to response in kind and domestically right now it's not a good timing for she came into on to use force against i want is because are internal issue such as economic situation. i use downtown, and are they efficient or they are serious, are economical, you know, problems such as they are so many local banks now is on the bridge of bankrupt. so i don't think you say a right timing for chance to decide to attract. i want at this moment, what about she's popularity though, if it's just taking a battering wouldn't taking just a few outlying islands very close to the mainland, be something that would boost popularity at home. even though we know china did get to have that, you know, in the past a usa to lunch extend a walk to district domestic attention yet. but it's jewish now is totally different . once it, she can pin i use force against any of your identity. i want that to be equal, the total war on to against i one and united state and you say lights. why then all this mi

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i'm returning for my 10th visit as president of the united states. i've never forgotten what the prime minister told me when i was a brand-new junior senator from the state of delaware, a week before the yom kippur war, i was worried. as we stood before the press taking questions and a picture, she looked at the, and she said don't look so worried. israel has a secret weapon. i looked at her as i turned my head, i looked at her and she said we have nowhere else to go. i will never forget what she told me, 50 years ago the threat then were real and the threat to israel remain real today. the scourge of anti-semitism still marches around the world. we must never forget the horrors which and unchecked patriot can lead. that is why when i returned i wanted to visit and bear witness, to remember, to renew our vow, never, never again. at the same time, the israel of today is not the israel of 50 years ago. you cultivated resources, capabilities and new relationships and growing integration with neighbors in the region, to keep israel strong and secure, you

some reports claim a local military units and facility were targeted. although you printing officials say free russian given office building the russian defense ministry has he had to comment on the incident. what has repeatedly stressed does not target civilians. while that's of a notorious convict has been released by the ukrainian government as part of an amnesty for criminals with combat experience. re slum only shinkel, it has served time for torture and rape among other crimes. led the infamous neo nazi tornado battalion, which targeted the lou ganske republic between 2014 and 15, or a senior correspondent morocco. the of went to see what's left of the units. former, based near this, it chanced that was after russian lead forces took the city under their control in ukraine and russia. tornado is a name that is soaked with infamy, a ukrainian battalion, so murderous sadistic and perverted, that even the ukrainian government wanted them gone. yet 7 years on half to their rest and disbandment, that headquarters still stands in. what remains of the sc

not even the united states. they don't know where it's going, i don't think they care once it gets in there. but although, because they're hoping and relying upon the united states to, to resupply and i don't see that happening. and over next, over a long period of time, maybe over the short term, certainly not with a long term unless the united states invokes the defense production act and turns the ford motor company into reproducing tank. some things like that, like they did, world war 2. it would take that magnitude of, of production to, to meet and to meet the needs as it is. ukraine is spending over a $1000000000.00 a week, i think, and, and equipment and what have you. and now the united states has been called upon to pay for their pay for the, the, the pay of the, of the troops. and it's just, it's endless. and it's in the united states, and we have so many, many resources. and that's, that's aside from the equipment itself. i mean, it's, it's, and the congress, i think, in the american people certainly

and there was a stream of documents and data by unit 731 that went to 2 military bases in the united states to fort dugway in utah and to fort dietrich and maryland, which to this day remains the headquarters for the usaa biological weapons command. the will biologists doctor's medical students, adolescents who had nothing to do with medicine employed at unit 731 about 3600 people in total, including maintenance stuff, but only 12 men faced trial and about asking for still to new others that can kunal sake, of i e d divided by the t did okay. this the signal came q in osaka, wish cited as june, the whole the if dr through thumb in thin thorn oatmeal tonight, santo honda, this all kinds of things. so got in the kink, your data always cycle johnny. of course they, he mutational, ah, sure you, she visited fort detrick's usa main military lab, biological weapons, research and testing on humans continued in the 18 thirty's and forty's and fifty's . the american military government and medical community experimented on the black population using syphilis and sexually transmitted diseases i

of the united states, afghanistan. so, i think that is one interesting parallel. both of them feed into each other in ways which are a bit more complicated. the second one, this is just an interesting example, that ak-47, most of your listeners will have heard of this. the ak-47 was invented in 1947, soviet weapon. that's one of the iconic symbols of the cold war, and it goes on to become an iconic symbol of the post 9/11 era. you see photos of osama bin laden with an ak-47. what's quite interesting is that is now on the flag of four countries around the world. mozambique, zimbabwe, east timor and burkina faso. just think, that's on the flag right now. the mozambique one it's interesting because there is an awesome bob dylan song that's called mozambique, it's meant to be ironic because mozambique was torn apart by one of these --. the final one, i think, that's not discussed that often is all of this takes place against the backdrop of decolonization. at the end of world war ii, you've got a lot of countries but nowhe

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so no, the united states is unpopular and the united states is on the decline as well. you can be unpopular and powerful and impose your will, but the united states is unpopular and it is a declining power. i'm not saying that the united states is a diminished power, but the united states isn't what it was 2030 years ago. and iran, russia, china. these are countries on the rise. they are powerful. china is of course, a global power. russia is a major power. iran is the most powerful country in west asia and the united states . and nato simply do not have the power any more to confront all these different countries at the same time. if the united states and nato could learn to live with the rest of the world, treat them as equals that would be ideal. but of course, that's fantasy the united states and the european simply cannot change their mentality, their, their sense of exceptionalism and their sense of moral and civilizational superiority. and because of that, they cannot compromise. and they cannot, they cannot do the right thing for their own people. why this winte

and there was a stream of documents and data by unit 731 that went to 2 military bases in the united states to fort dugway in utah and to fort dietrich and maryland, which to this day remains the headquarters for the usaa biological weapons command. the will biologists doctor's medical students, adolescents who had nothing to do with medicine employed at unit 731 about 3600 people in total, including maintenance stuff, but only 12 men faced trial and about asking for still to new others. they can kunal sake of i. e d divided by the the 3rd okay. this the signal came q in osaka, which side of june the whole the if dr. through them in thin thorn oatmeal tornado santo, honda this well can i don't think so. got in the kink, your data always cycle johnny. of course they, he mutational, ah, sure you, she visited thought differing the usa main military lab, biological weapons, research and testing on humans continued in writing, thirty's and forty's, and fifty's. the american military government and medical community experimented on the black population using syphilis and sexually transmitt

i'm up with awe unit 731. did everything from exploding bombs laced with anthrax next to prisoners who were tied to steaks in a feel. we have evidence that they gave disease infected chocolates to children. i plead guilty to having exercised to direct guidance of preparations for conducting biological wolfe. that chiefly against the soviet union, biological bombs were to be dropped on vladivostok. mutter sheila about ask jetta and plug a visions. tribunal transcript generally about an auto commander in chief japanese quantum army, ceramic bombs containing typhoid cholera and anthrax. well, also she will, you see is brain child a level russia? no, nothing to do with it. more mug it. uganda. that up. out of serial. not donia. so i wish i could build a pitchbook that aah. bombs packed with deadly bacteria. were meant to be dropped on soviet cities. o june 24th 1945 victorious soldiers marched across red square. with many of those present with martial vassilyevski, as their leader would be re deployed to the far e

. unit 731 was a unique organization in the history of the world. what they were trying to do was to simply do nothing short than build the most powerful and most deadly biological weapons program that the world had ever. now. japan had a longstanding interest in biological weapons, emperor here a heater, who had a degree in the ring biology. believe that biological weapons would help to pan conquer the world as a descendant of the sun goddess a matter of. so he saw it as his calling in the 19 thirty's, the concept of japan's exceptional role in the world permeated the country society . oh so so june gets the sunni hummadi condie equal sucking yawn, all natural montana. ah, japanese journalist shoji condo, the author of evidence of unit 731 crimes, a book that caused quite a stir. he's one of the few people who tries to give an impartial account of factors that brought japan to war. tiny, doing local to your school, through a junket to cook. got it, says so to so you wish so than what they glint irish but think star. so co are you ask animal for a g

a unit 100 in san john walked on lifestyle contamination. unit 516, it's. it's a cum manufactured chemical weapons. and unit 731 near hobbin, developed biological weapons, and tested them on civilians. in pen, fun village, they burned down around 300 local dwellings to clear space to build unit 731. the facility was self sufficient and inaccessible. the will, the batteries, a prison crematorium stadium, a shinto shrine, an airfield, a dedicated aircraft group, and a bow station. the facilities commanding officer was also the projects audiologist colonel shinkel is he who took russia but it said yes, your chicago colorful komatsu is more than 90 years old and can't sit down for very long. but at the dinner, k killed one, you suddenly would have to rush up korea annella's. i do banish you of death die worse. this now on a more real museum, who is one of the saddest museums in the world who says i owe sitting with a think and conquest. how to from factory woman, i sure would have a count or not e soon equal can control how late agen 20. sure. i think in it and