Trump Considers Military Action in Venezuela

Venezuela's defence minister says US military intervention in his country would be a 'crazy act'. This was his response after US President Donald Trump warned military action could be used to end the political crisis there. Al Jazeera’s Fintan Monaghan reports.

Dustin Lance Black | Full Address and Q&A | Oxford Union

HARDtalk: Dustin Lance Black

Stephen Sackur speaks to American film-maker and screenwriter Dustin Lance Black.

It's fifty years since homosexuality was de-criminalized in Britain. In this period, the campaign for LGBT rights has won landmark victories in many parts of the world - perhaps best symbolised by the normalisation of gay marriage in a host of countries.

Black won an Oscar for the film Milk and has just completed a major series on the struggle for gay rights. Has the time come to declare a famous victory?

Trump Declares Opioid Crisis a ‘National Emergency’

Aug. 11, 2017 - 3:30 - NYU School of Medicine Associate Professor Dr. Devi Nampiaparampil on President Trump's opioid crisis national emergency declaration.

Atheists 'Appalled' by Weekly White House Bible Study

Aug. 05, 2017 - 5:16 - Secular groups question use of taxpayer funds for religious meetings by government officials

Intolerant Britain: 171 Hate Crimes Recorded Every Single Day

Yemeni Student is Among Thousands to Win US Visa, Only to Have It Effectively Denied by Travel Ban

Thousands of Yemenis and other nationals from countries covered by Trump’s travel ban are currently stranded in different parts of the world as the State Department refuses to honor the fact that they won a U.S. government immigration lottery. Many of the winners have already sold their homes and cars, left their jobs and even relocated in anticipation of their move to the United States. Their eligibility to receive green cards under the program will end only three days after the travel ban is slated to expire on September 27, meaning their applications will likely not be processed in time, which lawyers say operates as an effective ban. We are joined by Hamed Sufyan Almaqrami, 29-year-old Yemeni Ph.D. student in applied linguistics who was awarded a diversity visa in 2016. Due to Trump’s travel ban, he is now stranded in India. We also speak with his attorney, Yolanda Rondon of the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee, and Stephen Pattison, a U.S. immigration attorney who spent nearly three decades with the State Department.

Google Memo: Fired Employee Speaks Out! | James Damore and Stefan Molyneux

'I'm Not a Sexist': How an Ex-Google Employee Became a Right-wing Star

James Damore, an ex-Google employee who wrote a controversial memo arguing the merits of gender and diversity programs, has interviewed with two right-wing YouTubers.

Guam on High Alert after North Korea Threat

The US territory of Guam is on high alert after North Korea threatened to target the Pacific island. The area is home to an American military base.

Suburban America Is on a Steady Decline

Many millennials in suburban areas in the US are choosing to live in the centre of cities, with those numbers rising rapidly. America's largest cities are attracting far more educated young people than the outlying suburbs. Al Jazeera's John Hendren reports from Chicago.

Demand Grows to Strip Trump of Nuclear Authority

Bryan Pruitt, RedState & Doug Christian, Political Commentator. As he continues with his talk about fire and fury and the total destruction of North Korea - is it time to take the power to use nuclear weapons away from Donald Trump?

Top US News & World Headlines — August 11, 2017

Are the European Commission’s Expenses Reasonable? - BBC Newsnight

Evan Davis is joined by Conservative MP John Redwood and Helen Darbishire, the executive director of Access Info Europe which has been pushing the European Commission to disclose its expenses.

Geert Wilders - Europe's Suicide in the Face of Islam

August 3, 2017 - Dutch freedom fighter Geert Wilders' speech on Europe's suicide in the face of Islam, which was delivered at the David Horowitz Freedom Center's Aug. 3rd evening.

Ayaan Hirsi Ali on the West, Dawa, and Islam

Europe Refugee Crisis: Number of Migrants Arriving in Spain Triples Year on Year

North Korea Ups the Ante: "The US Should Stop Making Threats"

There's considerable concern in many parts of the world as North Korea and the United States appear engaged in the highest-stakes game of chicken possible, one where the ultimate threat is nuclear war. Donald Trump threatened "fire and fury" - Pyongyang has now published details of exactly how it would shoot missiles towards the American Pacific island territory of Guam.

Muslim View of the Rôle of Women: The Rôle of Muslim Women In The West : Sheikh Alaa Elsayed (2011)

A lecture recorded at the annual summer conference held at Green Lane Masjid. The conference was titled 'Flourish, Thrive & Succeed - Muslims in the West'

Pat Robertson: Bolling Can't Be Guilty Because 'He's a Good Catholic'

Why Is the US Threatening War with North Korea Instead of Pushing for Negotiations?

The war of words between the U.S. and North Korea continues to intensify, with North Korea threatening to strike the U.S. territory of Guam, while Defense Secretary General Mattis warned North Korea’s actions could result in the "destruction of its people." This came after Trump vowed to strike at North Korea with "fire and fury." Meanwhile, the U.N. Security Council recently imposed a new round of sanctions against North Korea over its test launches of two intercontinental ballistic missiles last month. We speak with journalist Tim Shorrock, who recently returned from South Korea.

North Korea Promises US Territory of Guam Strike Plan in Days - BBC News

North Korea says a plan that could see it fire four missiles near the US territory of Guam will be ready in a matter of days. State media said Hwasong-12 rockets would pass over Japan and land in the sea about 30km (17 miles) from Guam, if the plan was approved by Kim Jong-un.

It denounced Donald Trump's warnings of "fire and fury" and said the US leader was "bereft of reason".

The US has warned the North its actions could mean the "end of its regime". US Defence Secretary Jim Mattis said Pyongyang would be "grossly overmatched" in any war against the US and its allies.

The BBC's Rupert Wingfield-Hayes, who is in Guam, says there is a sense that the North Korean threat is rhetorical, as most people feel that if they really did strike with missiles it would be suicidal for the North Korean regime.

Top US News & World Headlines — August 10, 2017

Bolton: Trump's 'Fire and Fury' Comments Were Appropriate

Former U.S. ambassador to the U.N. talks options for addressing North Korea on 'Hannity'

Historians Find Little Precedent for Trump's Words

US presidential historians have found little precedent in the modern era for Donald Trump's harsh military rhetoric on North Korea.

US - North Korea Tensions: Take a Look Back at Kim Jong-un's Nuclear Ambitions

Die Schwulenheiler | Panorama - die Reporter | NDR

Christian Deker, schwul und Panorama Reporter, besuchte Ärzte, die offenbar seine sexuelle Orientierung ändern wollen. Eine Reise in die homophoben Winkel der Republik.

A Rightist Revolution: Allan Nairn on Trump Administration's Radical Agenda to Roll Back Social Progress

From Attorney General Jeff Sessions to EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt, many of Trump’s key administration members are far-right-wing figures who are seeking to dismantle the very agencies that they have been picked to head. For more on this right-wing revolution, we speak with longtime activist and journalist Allan Nairn.

Blackwater Founder Erik Prince Urges Trump to Privatize Afghan War & Install Viceroy to Run Nation

The White House is considering an unprecedented plan to privatize the war in Afghanistan at the urging of Erik Prince, founder of the now-defunct private mercenary firm Blackwater. Prince told USA Today the plan would include sending 5,500 private mercenaries to Afghanistan to advise the Afghan army. It would also include deploying a private air force—with at least 90 aircraft—to carry out the bombing campaign against Taliban insurgents. The plan’s consideration comes as a federal appeals court has overturned the prison sentences of former Blackwater contractors who were involved in a 2007 massacre in Nisoor Square in central Baghdad, killing 17 civilians when they opened fire with machine guns and threw grenades into the crowded public space. For more, we speak with longtime investigative journalist and activist Allan Nairn.

"Gay and Muslim in America" - Al Jazeera - Edward Wyckoff Williams Reports (2014)

This special report explores the unique challenges facing openly gay, American Muslims—and the double consciousness that comes from being a dual minority.

Our subjects both speak of wanting gay Muslims to galvanize around a progressive agenda that will challenge both their faith community and American neighbors and friends — to see Muslim Americans in their totality: diverse, multi-cultural and multi-contextual.

Imam Jalloh, leader of New York's largest mosque, says the doors to the mosque are always open to everyone -- regardless of sexual orientation. But he struggles to find a balance between the traditional teachings of the faith and lessons of the heart.

Edward Wyckoff Williams reports.

Meet Iran's Gay Mullah Forced to Flee the Country - BBC News

In Iran, homosexuality is banned and punishable by execution under its strict code of sharia, or Islamic law. In a country dominated by the religious class, being gay is taboo, and especially among the establishment. One Iranian gay cleric, who conducted gay weddings in secret, was forced to flee the country, and has been threatened with death. BBC Persian's Ali Hamedani reports. Video Journalist: Kelvin Brown

Top US News & World Headlines — August 9, 2017

North Korea Threat after Trump Vows ‘Fire and Fury’ | FT World

Tillerson: North Korean Leader Didn't Understand Diplomatic Language - BBC News

North Korea has said it is considering carrying out missile strikes on the US Pacific territory of Guam.

The North's official news agency said on Tuesday the plan involved firing medium-to-long-range rockets at Guam, where US strategic bombers are based.

US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, flying into Guam, said there was no imminent threat from North Korea. He also defended President Donald Trump, who on Tuesday threatened Pyongyang with "fire and fury". Mr Tillerson said that North Korean leader Kim Jong-un did not understand diplomatic language, and a strong message was needed that he would understand. "I think the president just wanted to be clear to the North Korean regime that the US... will defend itself and its allies," he said.

The exchanges mark a sharp rise in rhetoric between Washington and Pyongyang, but China has urged calm.

Inside Story - Can UK Tackle Growing Wage Gap among Ethnic Groups?

A new report by the think tank Resolution Foundation has detailed a growing wage gap among ethnic groups in the UK.

It has found that Pakistani and Bangladeshi households are at the bottom of the list, earning a third less than that of a white British household. The report says that while incomes for these minority groups have been growing, there is still a large gap between white households and ethnic groups. So, what does it mean to be in the lowest income group? And how does the UK compare with other rich countries? | Presenter: Martine Dennis | Guests: Farah Elahi - Researcher and Policy Analyst at Runnymede Trust; Matthew Goodwin - Senior Fellow with the think tank, A Changing Europe; François Gemenne - Research Fellow in Political Science at the University of Versailles

Trump Unhinged with "Fire & Fury" Rant

On tonight’s Big Picture, Thom discusses growth in the stock market and what it means for the economy and the average American with economist and professor Dr. Richard Wolff. Then, Thom talks to Nick Givas of the Daily Caller and Zaid Jilani of the Intercept about Donald Trump’s threatening rhetoric toward North Korea and a dangerous proposal that would privatize the war in Afghanistan.

President Emmanuel Macron: A Progress Report - BBC Newsnight

How has French President Emmanuel Macron been faring since his election victory? Newsnight’s diplomatic editor Mark Urban reports from Macron's home town of Amiens.

Trump's Remarks on North Korea: Threat or Bluster? – BBC Newsnight

Following remarks by President Donald Trump that North Korea "will be met with fire and fury" if it threatens the US, Evan Davis talks to Mark Fitzpatrick, executive director of the non-proliferation organisation IISS-Americas.

Why Is North Korea Threatening the US Territory of Guam?

North Korea state news agency calls Guam “the outpost and beachhead for invading” North Korea and is warning it will take “practical actions to neutralise it” if necessary. Guam’s governor said there is no change in the threat level, but that Guam is prepared for any eventuality. Al Jazeera's Kathy Novak reports from Seoul

North Korea Threatens Guam after Trump's 'Fire and Fury' Warning

Trump Threatens North Korea with ‘Fire and Fury’

Donald Trump has threatened North Korea ‘with fire and the fury like the world has never seen’ if the rogue state makes any more threats to the US. The president’s comments come on the day that fresh evidence emerged that Pyongyang has overcome one of the last major technical obstacles to being able to hit the US or western Europe with nuclear-armed missiles

Read the Guardian article here

Australia Plans 'Postal Vote' on Gay Marriage

Wilkerson: Trump "Needs a Good War" and Pence is Waiting in the Wings to Lead It

Col. Lawrence Wilkerson and Paul Jay discuss the significance of the Comey affair, the prospect of the rise of VP Mike Pence as the real power in the White House, and the danger of war as a way out for a dysfunctional administration

Wilkerson: Trump Is Clueless on North Korea

As the US pushes through new sanctions on North Korea, direct negotiations are the only way to defuse the nuclear standoff, says Colonel Lawrence Wilkerson

Lawrence O’Donnell On GOP & Birtherism Regrets: 'Better Late Than Never' | The Last Word | MSNBC

Lawrence O'Donnell considers the GOP senator who says he wishes his party had stood up to birtherism. Jonathan Capehart and fmr. GOP Rep. David Jolly discuss what Trump learned by launching his Republican political career by attacking Barack Obama's citizenship.

An Ideological Battle Takes Hold in the White House | Morning Joe | MSNBC

Former Amb. Michael McFaul and Business Insider's Natasha Bertrand discuss National Security Advisor H.R. McMaster's recent remarks about Russia and if President Trump agrees.

Top US News & World Headlines — August 7, 2017

Inside Story - Why Is Israel Moving to Ban Al Jazeera?

The government of Israel has made a request to withdraw accreditation for Al Jazeera's journalists reporting in the country.

The move comes as no surprise after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused the media network of incitement in its coverage of the recent protests around the al-Aqsa Mosque compound.

Calls to shut the network down are not uncommon. The most recent from the four Arab nations blockading Qatar, who have made similar accusations against the broadcaster. So, what's behind this decision? | Presenter: Martine Dennis

New Sanctions on North Korea 'Fail to Dispel Doubts'

Waking Up With Sam Harris: Is This the End of Europe? | With Douglas Murray

Sarah Haider: Ex-Muslim

Sarah Haider is a former Shia Muslim. Today, she is an atheist, humanist and activist. In this short interview, Sarah speaks about Islam, her apostasy, and her work with the Ex-Muslims of North America.

What Not to Do in Berlin: A Nazi Salute

Two Chinese tourists have been arrested in Berlin accused of making the Nazi salute outside the German parliament.

Israel Plans to Shut Down Al Jazeera

Israel plans to revoke media credentials of Al Jazeera journalists and close the network's office in Jerusalem. The Israeli government accused Al Jazeera of inciting violence, a claim which the network denied in a statement. Al Jazeera's Alan Fisher reports.

Israel Moves to Close Al Jazeera, Ban Its Journalists

Israel is moving forward to revoke media credentials of Al Jazeera journalists and close the network's office in Jerusalem, the country's communication minister has announced.

Ayoub Kara made the announcement on Sunday during a press conference, where Al Jazeera was barred from attending.

"We have based our decision on the move by Sunni Arab states to close the Al Jazeera offices and prohibiting their work," Kara said, adding that the channel is being used by groups to "incite" violence.

Al Jazeera's Marwan Bishara discusses Israel's move.

The Jesus Question: A Conversation with Dr. Robert M. Price

On June 6, 2015, Seth Andrews presented Dr. Robert M. Price, author and expert on the historicity of Jesus, with several questions in regard to the Christ story.

Al Jazeera World - Islamophobia in the USA

"Islamophobia in USA" is an investigation by Aljazeera Arabic correspondent Abdullah Elshamy into who and what's behind the rise of anti-Islamic feeling in the US – what they think, how they operate and where their funding comes from.

The 11th September attacks on the World Trade Center in 2001 was a watershed moment in America's relationship with the Arab world. Amid the grief and US military response that followed, American fear of the threat of international terrorism grew.

George W Bush's so-called 'crusade' against what he labelled the 'axis of evil' fueled suspicion of the Middle East as a whole and as US military action increased and led to the invasion of Iraq in 2003, this fear turned into one of Arabs generally and Muslims in particular.

With the rise of ISIL and the way the mainstream American media reports on it, fear of Islam further increased, tending to demonise Muslims and portray them and their faith as dangerous and violent. Donald Trump is a textbook fascist and we will see whether or not that translates into fascist policies.

Hank Johnson, Democratic Congressman of Georgia Elshamy's investigation uncovers a network of Islamophobic writers, campaigners, funders and politicians who combined to bring about the conditions in which Donald Trump would be elected President in November 2016.

US: Anti-Muslim Attacks on the Rise

The Council of American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) says the number of anti-Muslim attacks have risen sharply across the country.

Cuba Nervous of Trump's Travel Restrictions

Can the US and Russia De-escalate Rising Tensions? - Inside Story

It was all-out verbal warfare this week as the United States imposed fresh sanctions on Russia.

US President Donald Trump reluctantly approved the new measure, saying the US would side with its allies and friends against Russian subversion and destabilisation. He added that considered the sanctions bill seriously flawed, and he said he was only signing it for the sake of national unity.

Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev responded by saying the sanctions end hopes for improving Russia's relations with the new US administration. He said Trump had been "fully outwitted" and his administration had "shown its total weakness by handing over executive power to Congress in the most humiliating way."

Trump then tweeted that the US relationship with Russia was at "an all-time and very dangerous low". "You can thank Congress", Trump said.

As the crisis between the two countries deepens, what's behind this latest escalation?

Presenter: Richelle Carey | Guests: John Herbst - Director of the Eurasia Center at the Atlantic Council and former US ambassador to Ukraine; Pavel Felgenhauer - Columnist with the Novaya Gazetta newspaper; Lilit Gevorgyan - Senior economist and country risk analyst at IHS Markit

Bernie Sanders Prepares To Push Single-Payer Healthcare Legislation

Senator Bernie Sanders is wasting no time rejoicing after the Senate repeal of The Affordable Care Act failed, and he announced that he would be introducing single-payer healthcare legislation in the very near future. Some Democrats have signaled that they are on board, and though Republicans likely won’t support it, this could show the public that the Democrats are serious about making single-payer a reality. Ring of Fire’s Farron Cousins discusses this.

Russians See Sanctions Régime as a Blessing in Disguise

Italy Issues Alarm Over Prolonged Drought

Swathes of southern Europe are facing record heatwaves and prolonged drought. Many areas of Spain and Italy have had to deal with temperatures of more than 40 degrees Celsius. Italian authorities have issued “red alarm” risk warnings for 26 cities. Al Jazeera’s Hoda Abdel-Hamid reports.

Qatar to Approve Permanent Residency for Some Expats

Qatar has passed a law to allow some of the foreigners who make up most of its population to get permanent residency.

Aussie Imam Makes Shocking Confessions about Islam

This was a live video that Imam Tawhidi conducted at 5pm AEST 11th June, 2017.

War with North Korea: ‘Massive Annihilation Like We Have Never Seen’ – Former CIA Agent

The Pentagon is reporting highly unusual activity near the coast of North Korea, where it detected an ejection test from a North Korean submarine. RT America’s Manila Chan reports on the mounting threat from North Korea and the US reaction. Then Jack Rice, former CIA agent, joins to offer his perspective on the US response and the potential outcomes of a second Korean war.

Yasmine Mohammed - Confessions of an Ex-Muslim

Yasmine Mohammed was once married to a member of Al-Qaeda. Today, she is an atheist activist. In this 30-minute exchange, Yasmine speaks about her story, about her rejection of religion, and about why she's speaking out about the damage done in the name of her former religion.

Confessions of an Ex Muslim »

Jeff Flake: What Is Happening in the White House Is Not Conservatism

Sen. Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.) says the Republican president in the White House is not displaying the conservatism his party should be embrace. In his new book, "Conscience of a Conservative," Flake says populism and protectionism are as threatening to the GOP as the New Deal was in 1960.

Seth Andrews: The Ultimate Question

On April 12th, 2014, Seth Andrews spoke in San Diego, California to a standing-room-only crowd at the VisionPulse Creative Event & Meeting Center. His presentation, titled "The Ultimate Question," dealt with religion, indoctrination, curiosity, fear and the liberation from superstitious chains.

Seth Andrews: The Mystery Letter

Seth Andrews shares a very personal story about his days as a fundamentalist Christian, his escape from indoctrination, and the beauty he discovered beyond the narrow walls of religious bigotry. It's an inspiring story about friendship, freedom, humanism, and humanity.

WIKI: Seth Andrews »

Ali Rizvi – The Atheist Muslims: A Journey from Religion to Reason

What is an Atheist Muslim? Ali Rizvi is a former believer in Islam who was raised in the Middle East. Now an atheist and critic of Islam, Ali is a writer and contributor to outlets like The Huffington Post and CNN. Ali has also authored the 2017 book, "The Atheist Muslim: a Journey from Religion to Reason." In this video, Ali speaks about the influence of Islam, "Islamophobia," and how the internet is empowering apostates around the world.

Ali A. Rizvi »

Top US News & World Headlines — August 4, 2017

Seth Andrews: Christianity Made Me Talk Like an Idiot

Seth Andrews gave this speech June 3, 2017 in Toronto at the Imagine 7 conference. It's a humorous (and perhaps therapeutic) romp through Seth's religious past...and the often bizarre words and attitudes that reflected his Christian faith.

Muhammad Syed: Ex-Muslim

Muhammad Syed is an ex-Muslim and President of the Ex-Muslims of North America. He spent a few minutes with Seth Andrews in conversation about his former faith.

Ex-Muslims of North America »

Armin Navabi: The Poison Pill of Islam

Armin Navabi is a former Iranian Muslim and founder of AtheistRepublic.com. He is a vocal critic of Islam, with a unique insider's perspective and a passion to see people set free from religious dogma. Former believer Armin Navabi of Atheist Republic has some strong words regarding Islam and the "moderate" Muslims of the world.


Atheist Republic »

Brexit Could Lead to UK-Ireland Border Control

Northern Ireland suffered almost 30 years of violent conflict before it ended two decades ago. Much of that was because the border with the Republic of Ireland was dismantled allowing free movement of people and goods. But the UK's decision to leave the EU could mean Britain’s only land boundary with an EU country would need new controls. Al Jazeera’s Tony Birtley reports from the Irish border.

Why Are Black Americans Being Warned Not to Travel to Missouri?

On tonight’s Big Picture, Thom talks with Mike Papantonio about documents that shows possible Monsanto and US Government collusion. Then he talks with Dave McCulloch and Isaiah Poole about Zuckerberg’s rumored presidential run, Trump’s NLRB picks, and the NAACP issuing a travel warning to the state of Missouri.

UK Court Protects Tony Blair from War Crimes Suit

The UK High Court has blocked a war crimes suit against Tony Blair for the Iraq invasion, but that won't stop the effort to hold him accountable, says author and activist Chris Nineham

The Glazov Gang – McMaster’s Firing of Higgins: Crippling America in the Face of Jihad

Understanding the Threat »

'Trump Asks Rally Crowd: 'Are There Any Russians Here Tonight?'

US president Donald Trump renewed his attack on the investigation into suspected Russian meddling in the US election last year and on allegations of collusion between his campaign and the Russian government at his rally in West Virginia. ‘They’re trying to cheat you out of the leadership you want with a fake story that is demeaning to all of us and most importantly demeaning to our country and demeaning to our constitution,’ Trump told supporters.

Trump blasts Russia investigation as Mueller convenes grand jury »

USA – Authoritarianism: We Thought We Were Free (2014)

America used to be the land of the free and the home of the brave - but over time - we've become a shell of our former self. What's driving this change - and is there any way to stop it?

White House Having Weekly Bible Studies (Which Trump Skips)

Trump thinks setting up Bible studies for his cabinet and not attending them will play well with his evangelical base. He’s probably right. Cenk Uygur, host of The Young Turks, breaks it down.

Top US News & World Headlines — August 3, 2017

US Considered Most Dangerous Country Globally

A new study into which country people fear most, found an answer that might surprise some. Researchers surveyed 42,000 people across 38 countries. RT's Murad Gazdiev has the story.

The Ugly Truth About Justin Trudeau | Ezra Levant and Stefan Molyneux

Top US News & World Headlines — August 2, 2017

Ursula Haverbeck Komplettes Panorama Interview März 2015

"Der Holocaust ist die größte und nachhaltigste Lüge der Geschichte", sagt Ursula Haverbeck. Für sie hat die Massenvernichtung der Juden nicht stattgefunden. Und damit geht sie ganz offen um - auch im Panorama-Interview. Die rüstige 86-Jährige gilt unter Rechtsextremen als die "Ikone der Holocaust-Leugnung". Regelmäßig tritt sie auf Veranstaltungen auf, um ihre kruden Thesen zu verbreiten. Mehrfach wurde sie wegen Volksverhetzung verurteilt. 2003 verkündete sie auf der Wartburg in Eisenach "Den Holocaust gab es nicht" - unter anderem gemeinsam mit dem ehemaligen RAF-Anwalt Horst Mahler, der derzeit eine zwölfjährige Haftstrafe wegen Volksverhetzung absitzt.

Es ist wirklich erstaunlich, daß diese scheinbar sehr intelligente Frau den Holocaust verleugnen kann. Sicherlich hat sie, wie wir alle, die Bilder, Dokus und Zeugnisse gesehen und gelesen. Es gibt nichts zu verleugnen. Es war doch eine Tatsache. – @Mark

Volksverhetzerin Haverbeck: "Den Holocaust gab es nicht" »

Alltag Holocaust: eine KZ-Aufseherin erinnert sich | Panorama | NDR

Ein Interview der Gedenkstätte Bergen-Belsen löst neue Ermittlungen gegen eine KZ-Aufseherin aus. Die 93-Jährige soll 1945 einen Todesmarsch begleitet haben.

Holocaustleugnerin Ursula Haferbeck beim Gröning-Prozess (28.04.2015 Panorama)

Historisch ist auf jeden Fall belegt, dass der eigentliche Schuldige am Holocaust das Gutmenschentum der Weimarer Republik war, das damals den Putschisten Adolf Hitler schon sehr frühzeitig aus dem Gefängnis entlassen hatte.

Auch hatten einst nicht die Nazis den Zweiten Weltkrieg begonnen, sondern dies war die damalige Sowjetunion mit ihrem Eroberungsfeldzug; wobei dann schließlich auch Finnland kriegerisch überfallen wurde, worauf dann Deutschland den Gegenangriff eröffnete.

Why Do People Still Deny The Holocaust?

"ARRIVEDERCI SCARAMUCCI!” - Trump Fires Communications Director After 10 Days

Farce! Inside the Spiritual Awakening at the White House

What's behind the Bible studies at the West Wing?

Who Will Be Left to Defend Trump When He’s Impeached?

On tonight’s Big Picture, Thom talks with Richard Wolff about the ongoing demise of US democracy under Trump. Then he talks with Brian Darling and Sam Sacks about Trump’s possible coming impeachment, the latest attempt from the Koch brothers to distort democracy and the dangerously low chance our planet has to reach the Paris Climate accords.

Why There Is No Way Back for Religion in the West | David Voas | TEDx | UniversityofEssex

Religion is in decline across the Western world. Whether measured by belonging, believing, participation in services, or how important it is felt to be, religion is losing ground. Society is being transformed, and the momentum appears to be unstoppable.

You might be asking yourself two questions. Is it actually true? And even if religion is currently losing ground, could things change in the future?

David is a quantitative social scientist with a background in demography. He serves on the executive committee of the European Values Study and is co-director of British Religion in Numbers (www.brin.ac.uk), an online centre for British data on religion that has received recognition as a British Academy Research Project. He serves on the editorial boards of the British Journal of Sociology and the Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion. With Mike Brewer, David directs the ESRC Research Centre on Micro-Social Change (MiSoC). He is also Deputy Director of ISER.

This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community.

Jill Stein on Trump as a "Grave Danger" & Why She Was at 2015 Moscow Dinner with Putin & Flynn

Former Green Party presidential candidate Dr. Jill Stein assesses the Trump administration’s first six months and responds to questions about an infamous photo that showed her sitting at the same table as Trump’s former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn and Russian President Vladimir Putin at a dinner in Moscow in 2015.

The Last Nazis: Children of the Master Race

Moscow Court Shooting: Three Killed as Defendants Attack Officers - BBC News

"The Making of Donald Trump": David Cay Johnston on Trump's Ties to the Mob & Drug Traffickers (2016)

David Cay Johnston began covering Donald Trump in the 1980s when he was working as the Atlantic City reporter for the Philadelphia Inquirer. Johnston’s new book, "The Making of Donald Trump," looks at a side of Trump seldom covered in the press: his ties to the mob, drug traffickers and felons.

Top US News & World Headlines — August 1, 2017

Could There Be a World War Three? Have We Learnt the Lessons of History? | BBC Newsnight

As we reflect on the film Dunkirk and mark the anniversary of Passchendaele, can we be optimistic about the state of the world? Or should we be worried by North Korea, the conflicts in the Middle East, or the deteriorating relationship between Russia and the US? Evan Davis discusses with former US ambassador to Iraq James Jeffrey, former deputy director of GCHQ Brian Lord, and arms control expert Patricia Lewis.

The Unsurprising, Yet Still Humiliating Departure of Reince Priebus