The two thousand and one two thousand and three authorization of the use of military force for iraq against al qaeda which is still being used by the United States to justify its presence in military conflicts all of the so when this is a justification for endless wars thinking they say that they have the authorization you just move the goalpost as it were and say this is what covers it ok i suppose it will fly to yemen in somalia and only those who are getting it is ok so i mean you know it. Its already a justification and it doesnt matter the circumstances that was done once and it applies the entire region to how this never get to that obama is the person that ramped up the u. S. Presence in syria and so the justification was to fight al qaeda then obama comes and he supports an alqaeda isis springs up out of out of al qaeda and now trumpet his generals and i want to say trump i would say the generals are going to show their you know. You know where im going there now using it as an
Exist in two thousand and three. Under International Law this is just a blatant there is no there is no United Nations Security Council resolution the country involved syria has not requested for help and on top of that you you have. A military presence in a country where you possibly could go into a military conflict with another mate a nato country turkey and of course its a face down with russia is this authorization issue hortons or not of course its important first of all there of course there is no u. N. Security council authorization for the u. S. To be in syria there is there in defiance of the syrian u. N. Recognized Syrian Government that wants them to leave that there is obvious there partitioning the country but what has the u. S. Ever cared about International Law so that doesnt even appear in the u. S. Media if you never hear about it right but we get to the issue that is also still barely covered which is. Is the u. S. Legality of the war in syria of the war on syria and
Some real news im joined by my guest mark sloboda hes an International Affairs and security analyst we also have alex chris so far hes the director and writer for the duran dot com and we have hes a political analyst with Sputnik International rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it mark lets first go to this authorization for the use of military force the pentagon says. It doesnt need any kind of authorization because the authorization that the u. S. Government gave to the military to intervene in iraq still holds though isis didnt exist in two thousand and three. Under International Law this is just a blatant violation there is no there is no United Nations Security Council resolution the country involved syria has not requested for help and on top of it you you have. A military presence in a country where you possibly could go into a military conflict with another mate a nato country turkey and of course its a face down with russia is t
Very different but look what it will spread from two thousand and one it was their attack against the United States you know the point that was when this authority was given it was going. Anyway so two thousand one mary mind you out of nineteen terrorists who participated in that terrorist acts fifteen were saudis there was not a single syrian not to single iraqi not a single bit but because of this event the United States intervened in the bit in iraq in syria i know they say that if the Government Troops get too close to them in syria theyre going to self defense soon to attack them and thats good thats a second the next level of. I legal regime change it depends because several buildings were destroyed in the United States beckoned to thousand won by the people who were not citizens or syria but who. Some code even in the same region who actually were citizens of a country that is how we just sold them. Those was a weapon but thats not important what is important is that it happened
effort that took to get in safety that quote, several dozens of civilians finally stepped above ground on friday to meet un-backed evacuation convoy, that first daylight in weeks felt like it was burning peoples eyes, as the scene they witnessed set some into shock. for the most part lonely women and children able to join the evacuation effort, as the russians did not allow young men and fighting age to leave. at least three mothers interviewed by most reporters said that they ultimately had to make a choice stay with their husbands, or save their children. the post adds that the drive normally takes less than four hours, but because of active shelling, shooting, and numerous russian kept checkpoints along the way, it turned into a grinding 36 hour ordeal. when the buses arrived in zaporizhzhia, the passengers looked shattered. joining us now for correspondent that wrote that report, louisa lovelock, miss lovelock world chief of the