also army officers so the military alone is actually making all the decisions about how to proceed in iraq in. our own songs to cheese hands tied or if she sacrificed in the muslims as part of an arrangement with the generals in exchange for her new democracy it's hard to say . but even if she wanted to protect the rowing she'd still have to confront the nationalist monks she's stuck between the generals and religious extremists like to side. yeah. yeah. since two thousand and twelve we funded a position that is contrary to our own sons who cheese. i want to go the law was passed to protect the race and religion and that was necessary because muslims reproduce quickly. the thirty three and now d. members of parliament voted against it and on sons who didn't show up in the parliament at all that day allegedly because she was sick. the protection of race and religion that's the purpose of the two thousand and fifteen law limiting interreligious marriages and targeting the country's five percent muslim population by banning polygamy it was a great political victory for radical activists such

what are we to do with these nice people should we just send them to iraq even should we send them there with the pillows. yes that's what we should do. we're accused of sowing hatred instead of practicing our religion for peace but we're just protecting ourselves against the hatred that's flooding our country where not the one spreading hatred. and only our own is one of. the film. we monks are the sons of morna. we don't want conflicts not just us but all regular buddhists have to follow the five basic tenets of buddhism. look nobody can control their anger and if you're not angry you can control yourself but as the buddha says when where and great we become blind and con control ourselves anymore. well that means we monks kaante each that you must kill anymore even though the buddha said it's a sin the item on and you it's a lot of that and then there they are going to go to our great job better yet i don't have it. like gandhi came from india he really respected human rights onto men rights respected here too they are. here but what happened to gandhi he defended human rights out of

the name of islamic state that obviously the terrorist group has been battled almost to defeat across iraq and syria by the u.s. and a coalition of other countries miller also said that's life over here to have followed almost exactly the instructions that those terrorist militant group put out on their social media channels to all of their followers and that's why we're we've seen these kind of attacks in other part of the world recently where a so-called lone wolf attacker rents a vehicle and drives it through a city and drives it onto a pedestrian area knocking down civilians we've seen these attacks recently in spain france germany and britain those returns to the u.s. president mentioned earlier today what more do we know about the suspect mr sipe olive's what was he doing in the u.s. . member well we know that he was an immigrant from back is gone which is obviously a muslim majority country and central asia he's been living in the u.s. since two thousand and ten he came to the country and lottery game that enables people to apply and get a green card if they are lucky enough and tha

ok iraq after the legal invasion and occupation two thousand and three it falls into iran's fear of influence ok now you have this proxy war in syria who comes out the winner iran ok. blog. zenon fights isis they carry water for the iranians so ok they win again now why in the world would anyone on the crown of of the saudi royal family thinking they're going to throw the dice one more time i mean every it's could mistake mistake mistake mistake one after another oh sorry i forgot yemen go ahead joe. i believe that the saudis i mean never have a plan to confront iran i mean they never have the intention i'm sorry to confront it i'm not in the not today and this is why they went to was i called the weakest link which is there but on and on this is where they can basically force the head of but they cannot in syria they cannot in iraq so yes they were thought of the u.s. and saudi authorities basically getting higher. and tense with iran in the past year or so but this is the translated to policy on the grown because we see in syria there's an agreement now between the u.s. and russia

these things i've never seen well the kind of foreign influence media that we saw leading up to the iraq war or the support for the first goal for through the new year a. but no knowing we can always be one direction only the west can influence everyone else not the other way around here you know lee it seems to me good to listen to what rocky just said right there is that liberals in america are creating the soviet union of america and when you have this when you have this hermetically cloak closed media box where you no one can penetrate it they only can hear messages they can hear anybody from the outside that is very authoritarian and very dangerous considering the level of trust the people have in the mainstream media in the united states and. in the u.k. go ahead lee well that's why i think what we're doing on my radio show is so radical it's not it's not about me look we've got a trump supporter and a bernie supporter on the same show you'd think if the commercial media wanted to appeal to a big audience that would have looked at the election and gone look at the size of bernie's

and iran in the iraq through the end through the. situation over there so that it's not it doesn't match what's happening on the ground and this was the u.s. message saudi arabia they do want to lead but don't explode everything for us that it's very tricky what's happening we have to. deal with the mission in c. to try to contain iran that's not the time to go into a. conflict that's not the big priority for the u.s. at this point which is liberal and there you see you know that's a completely shift in that sense so again i mean the saudi authorities does not much and will not much anything soon that of toric specially in lebanon with the saudi open options are very very very limited. let's talk more about lebanon i mean . i think we all could agree that it's not over yet whatever this gambit is ok but you know the first signs are it is this solidified i mean people have come together to explain to our viewers what kind of consensus there is is there no end in dealing with this situation they're seeing this foreign meddling from fro

the americans hopefully will have learned the lesson of iraq yes they've pulled out of iraq but look at iraq now so the important thing is you must work with the russians because the other main force the in order to have rican cellier between different forces of course icily these damage there is they should have been left i agree with danny that the kurds skipping territory for exchange for other political gains because you do not want to upset the. russians and their ricans the syrian president assad and the turks obviously the turks always suspicious of the kurds so they will give back the territory definitely for exchange of some political security and the role to play and here comes the lesson of iraq which is now descended into almost civil war and that the kurds we defeated i still about to fly it with this year are controlled government in baghdad so we do not want that to happen in syria quickly conciliation other things doing grid job conferences and regardless what we think of the negative american rules well at least in the end maybe outside one of the thing and we got to

and russia and you see iran you're getting close to call for the iraqi syrian border and the iraq you have saudi engagement you have coexistence between quotation between the u.s. and iran in iraq through the end through the six to ation over there so that it's not it doesn't match what's happening on the ground and this was the u.s. message saudi arabia they do want lebanon to. deal with situations and see to try to contain iran is a very very very limited. let's let's talk more about lebanon i mean. i think we all could agree that it's not over yet whatever this gambit is ok but you know the first signs already is this solidify consensus there.

their slimy state of iraq they created the north star from a struggle for syria and then again when we look at when we look at yemen the saudi regime is creating a start it's creating starvation i don't maskil unprecedented in human history seven thousand people seventeen million people are on the verge of starvation or and the united states the western media the british million there are silent about this which is quite graceless but there is no comparison is that he showed arabia and anyone else in there and i point out to our viewers the sixty minutes report on c.b.s. was absolutely disgraceful in its bias ok jamal let me go back to you because if it's two against one here i want to be able to respond what we've heard in the program so far go ahead. but we should not pick and choose what we have a series of through revolution and that ought to be supported i wish he would do more support unfortunately even feel that my country is withdrawing your support to the studio live illusion and we shouldn't have done that because it is it is legitimate to support that evolution those people

this state of iraq they created the most are from a struggle for syria and then again when we look at when we look at yemen the saudi regime is creating a start it's creating starvation maskil unprecedented in human history seven thousand people seventeen million people are on the verge of starvation or and the united states the western media the british million they are all silent about this which is quite graceless but there is no comparison is that i mean saudi arabia and anyone else to me and i point out to our viewers the sixty minutes report on c.b.s. was absolutely disgraceful in its bias ok jamal let me go back to you because if it's two against one here. what. i mean i i have a hard time go the anywhere in the world let me go to show me and other again you know that this is healthy you have to make sure your back is covered and your flanks are covered and you can see what lies ahead he's the you know hezbollah and iran interfering in the in the affairs of states and back to the arab league meeting on sunday the arab league charter. says that there are you know states the invi

telling us all the lies to the judith miller of the new york times was telling a very good glinting up to iraq or the washington post about just to lynch to bolster support for the outrageous. war these were all myths that were perpetrated by the us media and. we haven't seen anything like that from media well from other nations wasn't one of the reasons what we do see is a different perspective for it perspective let me go to lean in washington that's exactly correct here because you've seen mainstream media people have stopped watching it that's not buying it stop clicking on and they're going elsewhere because they have lost the confidence in the mainstream media that the political establishment and leave the people watching this program right now no one's forcing them to watch it it's a choice i don't understand why the us government should determine what propaganda is and the us government should determine what choices people make go ahead lee well i think it's because they are scared to death they're absolutely and by they i mean the political establishment not just the democrats not jus

iraq their failed intervention in syria has only strengthened. iranian influence in syria and lebanon with hezbollah and they've they've created this shia or that they were so petrified about by their own attempt it's the worst case of we go from us playing back to saudi but i think it's a little bit of course it's russia's fault is it was really kind of going to the reason why the us is so against iran the main reason for its so of conference confrontation with iran is that iran is a power that does not is not subdued by u.s. interests corporate interests and. you know national interests and it's a fight with the nose it's on a national interest and pursues them with everything it's got and it's not scared of the united states and that's what scares the you know if they don't think what i think is very interesting is that you know iran is the world's greatest exporter of terrorism which you can see now because you know what the reality reality is of course it has interests in the region but the reality is compared to saudi arabia the less does t

before the second iraq war this is somebody who told the american public about the chemical biological and nuclear weapons programs. progressing with. unbeatable speed in iraq was the result of that hundreds of thousands of people dead from the american occupation and what happened after that with isis and everything else and today friedman is claiming that they're just reading like a puppy who says it was the crown prince of saudi arabia has been like that the point is friedman has been a propagandist for for for decades for his whole entire career and we see that and we see that with this article this is the new. so the king to be made to the pretender to the throne. is shown as he is a progressive well you know especially for money and friedman it shows himself to be a pretend journalist go ahead exactly you guys are reading this all wrong. this horrid love letter was one of the most heartfelt. examples of of true tolerance right. between they can exist the platonic love that can exist between two men. i think this goes beyond bromance i think what we need to say about this is that

after this probably more discussion going on in iraq. about the revolution the time you might imagine. russian public opinion is divided about the revolutions that you know some people the population picks on know fifty six percent ok and the other part of it's forty four percent very hot i don't want to know what to google i mean i wouldn't describe then if i don't know you as a russian how do you feel about it because they have serving studied it i have to say have extreme them villains too and i think that's the word the problem is that the. more passions in the west than in russia i know that is why that's what i know that inspections are completely misguided. compared to the tsar and said that he doesn't want to celebrate this because he is afraid of sharing the fate of nicholas . this is to. use more fake news. is that right now the west reminds me of the times of the third international the idea that we can't have the broke up that is only in the united states and the you would have to spread it all with a wall or we would be smas

unbeatable speed in iraq. what's the result of that hundreds of thousands of people that the american occupation and what happened after that with isis and everything else and today friedman is claiming that the sweating like a publicist was a crown prince of saudi arabia has been like the treatment has been a propagandist for for for decades for his whole intent they can exist the platonic love that can exist between two men. i think this goes beyond bromance i think what we need to say about this is that i mean thomas friedman is the new york times favorite pro globalization pro empire columnist he is embarrassing the new york times at the very least the new york times could have gotten some advertising revenue and made saudi arrange president mocker on even the french press admits it was not a big gain for but growing actually they were both humiliated by mohamed bin someone you know the lebanese prime minister saad hariri and the french president and let me tell you that this is not the first time that the

exactly as a leverage against us but i don't think that it's a sustainable because with turkey and iraq on the russian side and want to pursue the hostile the peace process how is it going to keep. two thousand troops alive body and soul there so you know it's not a sustainable military operation you know tell you one of the things i find very disturbing and it looks like it was jared cushion or that was involved is involved in this gambit with the saudis after the events that played out of the lebanon i again i find this really disturbing i we would all like to see peace in the middle east i think across the spectrum we'd like to see that there are obviously some players the want more war the better and you know exactly who i'm talking about here but again is this a private operation with jared in the saudis and apparently the state department was in in the dark about this again i find this very troubling that's why i keep asking is there a trumping in view of the world because we keep looking it's separate issues i'm asking are there any dots that connected all go ahead. yeah i mean t

the guy sail past in this and syria and iraq half being destroyed. johnny on. family. and. shot him will feel broad consensus has been forged in the region to fight terrorism terrorism conserved. as an instrument to know can treat and know. how. should we forget that terrorism is always a threat to countries that have now come under threat from price so. jealous if i so it's killing innocent citizens of these countries. in the past to support it so it isn't meant this. current summit has been convened it has turned out to be very helpful we've had an exchange of opinions. straw as to how many we have talks in particular about convening a national congress for syria where they involve the representatives. of syrian society. so those who support the syrian government and. find themselves in opposition to the current regime those congress is a chance for them to together together and to talk about syria's future firearm. it is also important to set in place conditions for developing a new constitution for this country. so based on this new constitution syria. could hold new el

their slimy state of iraq they created the most from a struggle for syria and then again when we look at when we look at yemen this saudi regime is creating a start it's creating starvation i don't maskil unprecedented in human history seventeen people feel that my country is was somehow saudi arabia and they are only as a in somehow causing a lawyer for bashar assad and we shouldn't we should be should not do that it is it is not in no interest yes i agree that the warden yemen is causing such suffering but. the whole she should not be allowed to the only woman because they are not democratic. but ascribing to a bold shooting formula for yemen so somehow saw the. what they had any as of supporting what hezbollah is supporting the i'm not supporting ships or sixty of them although i doubt that it's a little kind of rich having saudi arabia supporting terrorist groups in sin side of saudi inside of syria i mean i i have a hard time good if i have a high excuse. but i have a hard time anyone from saudi arabia talking about democracy anywhere in the world let me go to sharmeen in beirut

york times article we don't know the facts but there are thirty times more civilians died in syria in iraq fighting isis then then united swell you know it's to a tie you should know i don't like these you should be thankful to argy because we do report those things ok i'm so proud of this network's coverage of syria. it really blew off the lid of the the pure nonsense that the mainstream was pumping out it was a really disgraceful coverage of the conflict here and i'd like to point out since we're on the topic here. take a look at the mainstream media and you'll never hear that rush it was a play in syria ok it's fine that very troubling go ahead john well the antis jihad he's so well you oppose well that some of the operations have magnet for terrorists ok i have two thousand troops i find very disturbing and it looks like it is involved in this gambit with the so disturbing are we would all like to see war the better and you know exactly who i'm talking about here but again apparently the state department was in in the dark about this again i find this very troubling that's why i keep a

meanwhile in neighboring iraq an r.t. team has been working on an orphanage where children of suspected fighters were left stranded unfaithfully with the help of our viewers we managed to reunite many of them with their families. so. you got that more who was. with them and you by now. know we're. not. just. you know. fronts is considering changing the law to fix the age of consent to thirteen years old it follows the acquittal of a man who was charged with raping a low level year old girl he was only able to be prosecuted for rape because there was no evidence that what took place was not consensual charlotte dubin ski spoke to me earlier on the story. well the thirty year old man was acquitted of raping the eleven year old girl when he was twenty two years old this is a case it's been in the court system for some time in france now and the fact that he was acquitted of raping this eleven year old girl has caused absolute controversy here in france people describing an eleven year old child as being innocent as being una

not a big deal there's a lot of ambivalence but i think there's probably more discussion going on in iraq . about the revolution that than you might imagine. russian public opinion is divided about the revolutions that you know there's some people who after population picks it was on the whole no bad thing fifty six percent ok and the other half or whatever it's forty four percent very hard thought it was nowhere to go i mean i wouldn't describe very difficult i don't know you as a russian how do you feel about it because i just look you have serving study that i have to say have extreme in the villains too and i think that's the word the problem is that the universe sorry it unleashed a lot of more passions in the west than in russia as i noted in this way that's what i know it in. actions are completely misguided as you compared to the tsar and said that he doesn't want to celebrate this because he is afraid of sharing the faith of. this is to. use more faith. is that right now the west reminds me of the times of the third international the idea that we can't have that it's only in the

hillary clinton and bill trump all this question is so this is democracy if millions of people died in iraq in libya in syria that is what we are striving for so i think it started collapsing a few years ago but now of course it is the peak because actually the more the system is reproducing itself around the world the less attractive it becomes you know in a global in spain they started throwing accusations two days ago that russia organized the could no longer crisis so it was not the spanish judge who ordered aig for money. there's nothing wrong with spanish spain's the military. plane was a normal european country and so you saw. russians go to the i don't think there's anything normal in the west anymore picture you know you know of course we had the story about the bernie sanders being cheated here but we have the same problems in the republican party as well be tried to rig out when they tried to deny a popular candidate donald trump he succeeded hillary clinton didn't succeed when it was rigged but we have rigging an entire political system is rigged and it's we're going to talk abo

sputnik internet in iraq was the result of that for four decades for his whole and we see that with this article this so the king to be made to the pretend there to the throne is. is shown as he is a progressive well you know especially for money and friedman it shows himself to be a pretend journalist go ahead exactly you guys are reading this all wrong. this horrid love letter was one of the most heartfelt. examples of of truth holler and right. between they can exist the platonic love that can exist between two men. i think this goes beyond bromance i think what we need to say about this is that i mean thomas friedman is the new york times favorite pro globalization pro empire columnist he is embarrassing the new york times at the very least the new york times could have gotten some advertising revenue and made saudi arabia pay for this think of and see this friedman even said mohammed bin saw him and instructed me not to write i mean this is a journalist this is a way this is good this is journalism at its very best in the west right on the head well i just love this story about prin

here i mean if we go through with the according to the in the saudi prism position the catastrophe in iraq is half in syria catastrophe in yemen and they're going to get the saudis i was going to get i was going to get there ok and they want to throw the dice one more time you know one of the fascinating things looking at western media coverage of this is that the crown prince he's. really seen if it looks like it looks like one of the most amazing incredible shakedown operations in history give me seventy percent of your wealth mr billionaire all dark and i'll let you free i think those that have been killed that that's extortion here but this is you know there are those voices in western media that are saying dismantle reform are ok as i saw on another channel but you know what saudi arabia is surrounded by problems problems it created for itself go ahead well the western media they always fail to acknowledge that saudi arabia is not a monolithic entity and that's how they portrayed as that this is a basically a dual dictatorship with countervailing interests between the hobby clergy and