since russia took crimea, nato has bolstered its forces near russia's borders. in the baltic it has strengthened its air policing mission. from estonia's amari airbase nato jets are regularly scrambled. their main task is to intercept russian planes who are approaching estonian airspace which fail to identify themselves. over the baltic sea typhoon jets intercept two russian military aircraft and escort them from the area. this land is ours and nobody else‘s. russia wants to assert their dominance over the baltic area on land and on sea. so the subtle message of theirs is this is our territory, keep out. and our response to them is, no, you are wrong, this is western territory, nato‘s territory, and we are here. do you really believe that russia is a threat to estonia? as long as russia as such has not changed its stance towards the west it can be a threat to smaller neighbours. moscow dismisses the idea that it is a threat to the baltic. nato is taking no chances. after what happened in crimea, for the nato alliance the security of the three baltic states i

russia was built as an empire, russia has existed as an empire. because the essence is, we're great, we have to have areas of influence, and we have to have buffer states between ourselves and the outside world. so, this is an empire. it was communist russia that would acquire the mother of all buffer zones. in world war ii, as the red army pushed hitler's troops back, central and eastern europe fell under moscow's control. on paper, most of these countries were independent. in reality, the kremlin called the shots, in what was now the soviet empire. as cold war set m, the soviet empire. as cold war set in, this buffer zone not only gave moscow a sense of security, it made ita moscow a sense of security, it made it a superpower. until 1989. this was the year people power brought down the iron curtain. across europe, communist regimes fell like dominoes. even parts of the soviet union itself were now openly defying the kremlin. viewed from moscow, these events we re viewed from moscow, these events were earthshattering. you could feel a giant empir

today's russia wants to forget about 1989. 30 years on russia is reasserting itself. through military muscle and disinformation. adolf hitler is more popular than harry potter? absolute fake. you are pushing the kremlin‘s narrative. it has begun to feel like a new cold war. but will global pandemic curb the kremlin‘s global ambitions? he is frozen. he has stalled. he cannot react, he cannot say anything. i'm on a journey to find out how russia has been pushing to regain influence and rebuild its power. throughout its history russia has swung from wanting to be part of europe and competing with the west. right now it is set on rivalry. and that risks confrontation, especially with the kind of methods moscow has been employing close to home. they call it the jewel of the black sea. crimea, once part of the roman empire, it fell to the ottomans, then to the tsars, and the soviets. most recently it has been part of ukraine. the beauty belies geopolitical tension, for crimea has become a flashpoint between east and west. this is why. in 2014 masked soldiers in unmarked

russia's response has been particularly affected. yes and you know you yet you cannot you cannot argue with the continued increase of 10000 new diagnoses a day and suggest rush is no one ever russian has done as proven effect. well press a hammer we have to take a very short break now but we'll be back in just a few moments stay tuned. montes holiday international memorial awards i'm now open for entries all media professionals are eligible whether you're a freelance journalist work for all terms of media or part of a global news platform to participate some to show published works in video or written for much go to award dot altie dot com and then to now. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you then. welcome back to one of the parts that drugs are the primary professor and get me elegy on microbial disease this school of public health. what matters is not the diagnosis what matters it is the most talented or right speaking out w

times with russia but it doesn't make it any easier. also coming up will summer holidays and vacations become yet another big dim of the coronavirus pandemic in europe the answer is maybe maybe not what we want to do is to restore freedom of movement and the integrity of saying and allow you p.s. to travel to get. but to be able to do that we need to how we make travel in a safe way in this new normality. conceive our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin the day with hard evidence and soft options today german chancellor angela merkel told that lawmakers here in berlin that there is proof that russia did it 5 years ago the german parliament the bundestag was the target of a cyber attack merkel's office was hit as well documents from her own e-mail account were stolen and the man wanted is an alleged russian spy german prosecutors have issued an arrest warrant for a member of russia's military intelligence agency the g.r.u. he is also wanted in the u.s. in connection with russian meddling in th

russia's chief senate he has suggested that she has authored that she spoke on the table. lot of the rest of the russian media sitting that i'm missing some of the suggestions to listen to him before what's his.

do you believe russia is a threat to estonia? as long as russia as such does not change its stance. it can bea does not change its stance. it can be a threat towards smaller neighbours. moscow dismisses the idea that it is a threat to the baltic but nato is taking no chances. after what happened in crimea, for the nato alliance, the security of the three baltic states isa security of the three baltic states is a priority. the baltic has become one of the front lines of what feels like a new cold war between russia and the west. to moscow, the presence of nato troops near the border is a direct threat to russian national security. nato insists all of this is purely defensive and a reaction to an increasingly assertive and aggressive russia. russia's new assertiveness goes beyond its military. vladimir putin's kremlin has a whole range of instruments for exerting influence. one of the tools russia employs against many european countries, including latvia. in1989, in 1989, lazio was part of the soviet union. it is in the eu now and in nato. —— latvia. moscow still casts a shadow. t

news live from berlin russia begins using its walk down even as the number of prone of virus infections race is high and president vladimir putin says many sixes off the economy will begin reopening but restrictions will stay in place in some regions including hard hit moscow will get an update from the capital. nurses on the frontline of the coronavirus pandemics be conscious as we mark international nurses day to day many say they are still not getting the protection they need as they risk their own health saving others. i'm christine want to welcome to the program russia has begun easing its walk down despite a surge in corona virus infections the country now has over 230000 cases facing it behind only the united states and today the kremlin's chief spokesman was hospitalized with close at 90 despite the outbreak president vladimir putin is pushing forward with a plan to roll back restrictions across the country but hard hit moscow has introduced new rules people have to wait clubs and mosques and supermarkets as well as in taxis and pepper a public transportation use every show woul

russia's response has been particularly affected. yet you cannot you cannot argue with the continued increase of 10000 new diagnoses a day and suggest russia is there when ever russia has done has proven effective well professor hammer we have to take a very short break now but people back in just a few moments stay tuned. we go to work. straight home. the goal of the federal reserve bank would be to take the american economy private that is the say it would buy all stocks all bonds all property and now your bank and other banks are saying yeah they're going to print $130.00 trillion dollars they're not going to stop at 6 or 7 trillion the number of dollars going to print is going to exceed the g.d.p. of america by a huge factor and they're going to buy buy everything same with the other 3 or 4 major central banks around the world this is what neo feudalism looks like. welcome back to world of part of the primary professor of health and you can be all edgy all microbial disease this at the al school of public health. what matters is

russia's response has been particularly affected. yet you cannot you cannot argue with the continued increase of 10000 new diagnoses a day and suggest russia is there when ever russia has done has proven effective well professor hammer we have to take a very short break now but people back in just a few moments stay tuned. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to get out of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you then. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy going foundation let it be an arms race of his own often scary dramatic development only really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful but he came to kill a guy in time to sit down and talk. welcome back to world i'm part of that drug are the primary professor of health and a good meal a g.o.p. microbial disease this ad school of public health professor hamer what matters is not the diagnosis what matters it is the motel it's a rate speaking of which i think this

russia's response has been particularly affected. yet you cannot you cannot argue with the continued increase of 10000 new diagnoses a day and suggest russia is there or whatever russia has done has proven effective well professor hammer we have to take a very short break now but people be back in just a few moments stay tuned. masse geysers financial survival guide liquid assets not those that you can convert into gas quite easily. to keep in mind though as a tremendous pleasure to watch guys are words. you cannot be global with and yet you want. welcome back to well the part that drugs are the primary professor coffee at the give me elegy all microbial disease this ad we our school of public health professor hammer what matters is not the diagnosis what matters it is the motel it's a rate speaking of which i think this is actually a very important question because i'm sure you would agree that neighbor has a heimer that this is very which pandemic with we spend on it affects any given country has 2 major factors 1st is the attic th

in russia who said things like i cried and. you know i used to sing this song with my grandparents at family gatherings. people have been very very kind to us although there's certain lines of my celebration is perhaps the 1st thing in recent times some for some generations in living memory when a parade has taken place when the streets are lined with people celebrating that hasn't stopped people marking this very important day for russia in their own way through that online immortal regiment through the medium of song off the balconies and windows that's going to be quite a sight quite a sound a bit later that night and suddenly it's a question of when rather than if people will be able to go out and mark this very important holiday very important day albeit a little later. well back to the dark times hitler is old to. the target to the east was to conquer the soviet union known as operation barbarossa then he viewed much of what's now eastern europe as a site of repopulation for the germans the plan would have met the extermi

russia put trump and power russia you know russia russia russia all the time. you know and there's never any any chance to look at oneself and say maybe we did something wrong maybe we're the ones that are upsetting the voters maybe maybe we no longer represent the american people and instead they're trying to paint this dichotomy well it's either you go you know you're with us because we're americans or if you're not with us then you're with russia which is not america i mean i can't you know if there is no who wants to fight on both said you know joe one of the interesting things that you know i have noticed here is that it and this is my theory about the hoax of russia gate hoax is if it was one way for the democrats not to have any interest section after 2016 and you're absolutely right if you want to blame someone for trump's election blame the media i mean all they did was demonize him and anyone that would vote for him well you know voters don't like to be demonized they're doing it again in this election cycle i mean they focus all their anger on the wr

russia's response has been particularly affected. yet you cannot you cannot argue with the continued increase of 10000 new diagnoses a day and suggest russia is there when ever russian has done as proven effective well professor hammer we have to take a very short break now but people back in just a few moments say to you and. welcome to max kaiser financial survival guide. looking forward to your pension account. thinks this is what happens to pensions in britain delegates after driv watch kaiser report. during the vietnam war u.s. forces also bombs in neighboring laos there was a secret war. and for years the american people did not know. how much anticipation and carry back to the country per capita of all human history millions of unexploded bombs still in danger lives in this small agricultural country. thing going to continue to happen again even today kids in laos full victim to bombs dropped decades ago because the us making amends for the tragedy in laos won't help to the people need in that little land on. welcome back to w

i think we have a very good relationship with russia but russia didn't adhere to the treaty so until they are here we will pull out but there's a very good chance we'll make a new agreement or do something to put that agreement back together nato ambassadors are due to meet on friday to discuss the withdrawal maicon as a correspondent in washington d.c. explain the president's strategy. this part of an ongoing process by the trump administration to disentangle themselves from international agreement this is the 3rd on this agreement that the trumpet ministration has pulled out of the 1st was the iran nuclear deal then the strategic nuclear one and now you've got this 3rd one but there has been immediate reaction in congress eliot engel the chair of the house foreign relations committee points out that president trump is unable to do this without giving congress 120 days notice which he has not done this isn't terms of an aunt that president signed back in 2019 so there is already criticism from democrats in congress but it is yet another move by trump to diminish the relationships wi

news live from berlin russia commemorates its victory over nazi germany in burled war 2 under lockdown are already. far. russian choir sing patriotic songs on line as the annual military parade is postponed due to the coronavirus crisis also coming up in the run some faithful are allowed to attend friday prayers again as the country begins using measures to contain the corona virus that's despite fears of a spike in infections. i'm married to evanston it's good to have you with us russia is marking the anniversary of the victory over a nazi germany in world war 2 but without its annual parade on red square flattery or poutine is going to lay flowers at the eternal flame near the kremlin walls before giving a speech to the public we're seeing some live pictures now from they are russia is also going to stage an air show with 75 jets and helicopters flying over moscow in a single formation showcasing the country's most advanced warplanes but the russian air force isn't just flying over the capital they're carrying out fly past for ever more than 47 cities. and correspondent emily sure on

and the relationships between russia and the west? >> this is the biggest challenge from russia. it was supposed to be a big year with a patriotic war and the ability to rewrite the constitution and expand his rol role. instead with stagnation in the russian economy and in the economic crisis with a severe drop in oil prices, this is before covid-19 hit russia and now that has exacerbated it. the kremlin will be seen as complicit at least initially with a price war with saudi arabia, and then there is a severe economic crisis before covid expands in russia. under additional pressure if it expands where the health system will not be robust enough to respond. so covid did not create these trends but it exacerbates the trends. a few months ago when we tried to control the elections, there were huge protest against putin and mass arrests and killing of protesters. so the pressure on putin for who will emerge as a potential new leader of russia. and it certainly will be a shift away from him to others and hopefully among others who view russia's future more aligned with the west and t

abouterybody was excited the idea of american relief to read russia. russia. to red argued against his request for more money to go help starving people on the others of the world. some criticism came from the political left who said hoover was not really interested in aid but was coming up with a scheme for counterrevolution. they insisted the only way soviet russia could be helped was through political recognition by the united states government. most of the criticism came from the right. at some insisted there was no real needed to go help russia. in fact, what hoover was trying to do was help american farmers who had produced too much grain and was looking for the government to buy it off their hands. others insisted charity needed to begin at home. wehad enough poor, hungry -- had enough poor, hungry people in the u.s.. henry ford put out his own spin on why we should not help and insisted that the ara was controlled by jews and bolsheviks. we know about henry ford. others insisted that the russians were starving due to their own incompetence, their own s

in russia who said things like i cried and. you know i used to sing this song with my grandparents at family gatherings. people have been very very kind to us loathe a certain item a celebration is perhaps the 1st thing in recent times some for some generations in living memory when a parade has taken place when the streets are lined with people celebrating that hasn't stopped people marking this very important day for russia in their own way through that online immortal regiment through the medium of song also about these and windows that's going to be quite a sight quite a sound a bit later that night and suddenly it's a question of when rather than if people will be able to go out and mark. this very important holiday very important date albeit a little late you know through the adversity there will be better times ahead well so victory day 75 shaping up so far this may the 9th muted celebrations in many ways this year but also reflections on what the day signifies still very much in people's minds across russia and beyond n

says that well they just hate to see when russia does something better than their countries the choice between the economy and human lives will leave its mark on people thinking worldwide for a long time the values of any society could not be questioned more acutely and it is no coincidence that this problem has caused such a rise in undiscovered irritation in the western press and the public's opinion assessment of so-called western values will have a practical assessment in terms of how many lives have been saved and the west and elites will have to answer on this soon enough and foresee the pandemic has shown another dimension of the crisis.

not everybody was excited about the idea of american relief to soviet russia, to red russia. there was a good many people in the united states who argued against hoover's request for additional money for the ara to go off and help the starving people on the other side of the world. some of the criticism came from the political left, who insisted that hoover, who was a well-known anti-bolshevik, was really not interested in aid but was in fact sort of coming up with some sort of scheme for counterrevolution. they insisted that the only way soviet russia could truly be helped was through official political recognition by the united states government. most of the criticism, however, came from the right. some insisted there was no real need to go help russia, that, in fact, what hoover was trying to do was give a sop to american farmers who had produced too much grain and were looking for the government to buy it off their hands. some insisted that charity needed to begin at home, that we had enough poor, hungry people in the united states that we did not need to run off to faraw

to the public he called for russians to stand together saying russia is invincible when united russia also staged an air show with $75.00 jets and helicopters flying over moscow in a single formation showcasing the country's most advanced warplanes there a fly over is planned in 47 cities across the country. and correspondent emily sure one is covering the cooperations for us today in moscow hello to you emily well these anniversary celebrations the 75 years since the end of the 2nd world war they were really meant to be major showcase of power for the president vladimir putin a short time ago he made a speech at the eternal flame near the kremlin what was his message this year. well i think the most interesting thing about the speech that we heard from putin today was that he actually just didn't mention the coronavirus at all he did said say that we will have a parade referring to russians that we will celebrate but he really emphasized the importance of this holiday for all russians and for the country he said that this is the most important holiday for russians and he said that th

russia crushed up russia russian government russia russia russia russia russia russia it's. we all know that everyone likes to cheat conspiracy theory just ask jeffrey yes i'm doing due to does not give people what they want so make it a cover up a big deal that others are in on to they misled us i don't know what they west of known more than they knew they did know that intel oser. you know right now there are there are literally pipe organ for china and not that tried to test method after all 3 years ago people kept up the reading of ted about the ruthless enemies building and i exist in order to undermine global peace they play all sides of the much like i learned in infantry school about how they use artillery they fire or tillery everywhere and once they get a break in the wall that's where they swarm in and they focus and they do that very well today you'll see them in europe supporting people on the left or right whichever will dismantle them democratic function that they're after. you having a hunch is one thing getting on t.v. is it not the bot people are likely to

russia's ambassador to the u.k. he also commented as to why he believes what could be behind such speculation in the mainstream media have a listen to the choice between the economy and human lives will leave its mark i'm people thinking worldwide for a long time the values of any society could not be question more acutely and it is no coincidence that this problem has caused such a rise in undisguised irritation in the western press and the public's opinion assessment of so-called western values will have a practical assessment in terms of how many lives have been saved and the west and elites will have to answer on this soon enough and foresee the pandemic has shown another dimension of the crisis in western societies for which moscow does not bear any responsibility. so essentially. the mainstream narrative has been portraying russia almost as a 3rd world country. right now even the british and the fact that russia is doing better than almost all of them and back in this new coronavirus deceased now we also heard

a day of pride in russia's past. but people here have plenty to grumble about corona virus infections are on the rise and the economy is shrinking. presiding over a time of national crisis hootin faces plenty of challenges ahead. i'm joined now by gustaf grass or senior policy fellow at the european council on foreign relations because afaik so much for joining us how important are these victory day celebrations for the national psyche and russia's collective memory. well actually you should not underestimate them they move sort of at the center stage of the the national pride national identity thing the big 3 in the 2nd world war after many projects a cold war to be the sort of theme russianness should be about the russian exceptionalism should be about came out basically on talks or after orthodox conservative reason or or other experiments basically the victory in world war 2 is the most undisputed topic and was made the center stage theme of patriotism and reeducation in a patriotic sense of russia so he says gas

when i sought to elicit his perspective on russia, he downplayed his assessment of russia as a threat to the united states. he called it overblown. he said there were declining power and demographically challenged. they are not much of a threat. and then re-emphasize the importance of china. i had seen enough at that point and heard enough to be a little bit sensitive to the question of the nature of general flynn's engagement with the russians." did you follow that? because michael flynn correctly described russia as a declining power and then went on to criticize susan rice's close friend in the chinese government, susan rice concluded that general flynn must be a vladimir putin spy. this is idiotic and crazy. hard to believe that susan rice was once national security advisor of the united states, but she was. of one's purpose was barack obama secretary of defense. she repeatedly went on television to say ample evidence the trump administration is colluding with russia and yet like susan rice, she said something completely different under oath before congress "i didn't know anything

in russia has said things like i cried. you know i used to sing this song with my grandparents at family gatherings. people have been very very kind to us loathe a certain item a celebration is perhaps the 1st thing in recent times for some for some generations in living memory when a parade has taken place when the streets are lined with people celebrating that hasn't. stop people marking this very important day for russia in their own way through the online version with through the media what song off the balconies and windows that's going to be quite a sight quite a sound a bit late at night and certainly it's a question of when rather than if people will be able to. mark this very important holiday very important day albeit a little later. years was saying earlier on better days will come now one of the most tragic in a harrowing chapters of the great patriotic war was the siege of leningrad back them it lasted for a crippling 872 days and claimed hundreds of thousands of lives leningrad which is no petersburg was one o

russia's response has been particularly affected. yes and yet you cannot you cannot argue with the continued increase of 10000 new diagnoses a day and suggest rush is there when ever a russian has done as proven effect well press a hammer we have to take a very short break now but people be back in just a few moments. the world is driven by shaped by one person. who dares thinks. we dare to ask. you are no offense but you no longer a young woman in fact you are one of the last living survivors of the nazi ellis asked i'm aware of it. all your life. you can never forget america now auschwitz was really like to be inhaled because you would never believe that one. can do to as a copy of a course for 30 years and open the cupboard of it at all seems a lot over by the time i make it. when i get out on the farm saw you know what it's like ma songs they're next. he can do this and hopefully be blessed god heard. marty's holiday international memorial awards i'm now open for entries all media professionals are eligible whether you are a free

russia has something important to say and this is the rational position and russia is my business one of 2 or 2 real short inconscious in the world what they like this couldn't russia's position and russia policy. you know in the poll one of the things i'm glad we kind of went to the origin see her and i think it really started out on the i mean if you look at international relations theory and we've already heard mentioned you know and i think that's really i think a lot of people say that the the beginning of the the short 20th century year that ended in 1901 in the end of the soviet union but it was it was a failed international system and i when i get really angers me is because the soviet union was a communist state and it was a pariah state was treated as a pariah state for almost the entire time in the interwar period until the war started in entirely is that it was. in international system based on our western countries ok it was a failed one the 1st side settlement was rowsley in adequate and i think most people most historians would say obviously it was the seeds for the 2nd

i think we have a very good relationship with russia. but russia didn't adhere to the treaty. until they adhere, we'll pull out. but there's a very good chance we'll make a new agreement or do something to put that agreement together. whenever there is an agreement that another party doesn't agree to, you know, we have many of those agreements around the world where it's a two-party agreement and they don't here to it and we do, when we have things like that we pull out also. that's why with the arms treaties. if you look at the arms treaty, we're probably going to make a deal with russia on the arms treaty and china will be included in that, we'll see what happens. but we have a lot of things where we have an agreement, a treaty, and the other side doesn't adhere to it, in many cases they're old treaties, old agreements, and we pull out also. so, i think what's going to happen, we're going to pull out and they're going to come back and want to make a deal. we've had a very good relationship lately with russia. you can see that with respect to oil and what's happening with oil

russia and iran. 's question, should the usb doing more to offset the disinformation campaign going around the sources and growth of the pandemic? >> i think we should. the best response would be for investigative journalists and our open press. russia and iran, free and open society as a weakness. they see freedom of speech and freedom of press is a weakness. that is our strength so i think we are to be very active at exposing or the media should be, expanding their nefarious activities, dishonesty and disinformation efforts, if government does have a role trying to figure out how to bypass these firewalls, and reach these people, and whether than disinformation, countdown the state-sponsored propaganda information in the united states, when they don't have access into the chinese market. answering the question directly, we should do more to expose disinformation and propaganda. >> host: let's go to the middle east, iraq, iran, syria, how has the virus and pandemic affected that region. >> guest: whe

really cities in russia. but there are definitely people who using as the who curse as we saw this it improper risk taking down all monuments it is a soviet model to the great cities. and one in the russian the british nothing which is the collaboration of general. downie well there is i mean it was a minor event of lasagna what are you doing out we're doing now is russia going. to troll russia if not i mean it's already. a killer does paris who explained that general israel quickly ok. so i think it's a general communist threat who is the muscle in charge at the front and he was replaced by. anything or places so i just replaced by a monument see gen when i last saw the russian liberation army which was the army formed by the germans from russia lost their collaborator it's currently in the same yes so it's a certain my mother elaborate. there is some historical reason for this in that the russians the collaborationists russian army. the very last sentence source which sides with the 1st 6 non german troops

this is it news live from berlin corona virus infections in russia skyrocket in the last 24 hours authorities registered more than 10000 new cases of. as more and more medics become infected there are fears that hospitals are outside of moscow could become overwhelmed also coming up. ready for takeoff with nowhere to go but the pandemic wiping out international travel airlines have taken a battering billionaire investor warren buffett sells his stakes in a 4 major u.s. carriers. and on world press freedom day honors journalists with their annual freedom of speech it would highlights the courage and determination of reporters reporters persecuted for exposing the truth about the coronavirus and damage. welcome to the program despite a strict lockdown across russia the number of corona virus cases there is rising sharply authorities recorded more than 10000 new cases in the last 24 hours bringing the total to almost 135000 more than half of the new cases are in the capital moscow there is concern that as the virus spreads russia's medical facilities could be overwhelmed. moscow is entering its

intelligence committee chairman adam schiff ever again after it was revealed that he lied about the trump russia collusion investigation. by the great to have you with us this international. let's begin it with daily check on the latest global coronavirus figures total infections now stand at about $4600000.00 fatalities are approaching 310000 the number of those who've recovered tops 1700000. u.s. health care system has been inundated during the pandemic not just with patients but also criticism of the way that it struggled with the crisis now the former head of a key lab working on a vaccine as would congress if the government doesn't make rapid changes things will only get worse. our window of opportunity is closing if we fail to improve our response now based on science i fear the pandemic will get worse and be prolonged there will be likely a resurgence of covert 19 this fall and we greatly compound it by the challenges of seasonal influenza without better planning 2020 could be the darkest winter in modern history meanwhile donald trump says that the country's done a great job in the battl

yeah so are we russians who are thinking why you describe in russia now is certainly. that the country oh well the west then the soviet union i will war well of course style. we have a pluralistic educated to history you know right now in russia you can hear and you can read any kind of stuff about the war but to from an apple down to you know a stalinist revisionist you can get everything and that makes us different from the west now we're just one narrative seems to be made in the last year and my explanation is that the problem is with the new west and i go with you because it's impossible that the same sad story would suddenly happen in separate independent countries that you would count that sexual for marshal cohen you removed from prague and the czechs say it was just the local authorities who decided to do it you know then you have. you know facebook removing rescored on the colorized version of the sport facebook is based in that state alone it's not only against russia the name of franklin delano roosevelt was removed from everywhere in poor unless people hea