find out what's really happening to the global economy for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines. you're watching our t.v. and here's a recap of our top stories at this hour on our t.v. egypt trumbull's beneath the feet of thousands of angry protesters many of whom blame the u.s. for its part in destabilizing their country the former head of the un's nuclear watchdog baradei is the number one candidate to replace incumbent president hosni mubarak. the latest streak of deadly shootings in the u.s. puts the issue of gun ownership in the firing line once again bottom merican is are still putting their constitutional right to bear arms over the risk of being gunned

down by fellow citizens. ukraine's prime minister orders a search for the eccentric mayor of the country's capital killed the embattled leader has been seen in public for six months now he's already been branded mentally unsound by the media. and. talks to lars hedegaard the president of the danish free press society well he's currently studying trial in denmark over racism charges for criticizing islam and he faces two years in jail for his comments stay with us for the interview. your organization defends freedom of speech your site details attempts to curtail speech freedoms particularly related to multicultural policies would you prefer there be no immigration to the e.u. . no that's not what we're about we have we have no position on immigration as

such. we simply insist on our rights to describe the problems associated with for example immigration so we position on that what message do you think a guilty verdict for your hate speech trial would send to the european press and beyond. so very good question. i don't know i hope it might be a wake up call but i'm not certain what message do you think an acquittal would send i don't know if the press is really up to two job of protecting free speech an acquittal would send a message to the general public that we can speak freely about matches that concern us on the other hand a conviction will. put a damper on. the willingness of people to choose to

speak out and i fear that is the year of the reason behind this court case the public prosecutor wants to sue to close down criticism of fails multicultural policies that are so evident to most people you've been a supporter of kurt westergaard thins his publication the publication i should say of his depiction of mohammed caused a global scandal what effect did publishing such cartoons have on media censorship in europe. i don't know if it's had any effects i think it's clarified what so the issue is. it is made those who are in favor of free speech more vigilant determined to protect it and it's made the furrows of free speech more determined to crush it so i think it is it has

heightened the conflicts between various forces in europe could you just clarify what you mean by those forces what are the two forces well we have a sizable number of people in the country that are for multiculturalism and. particularly in the what i would call the ruling class of the country it is determined that our future belongs to perhaps not so democracies knew it but to some degree in power but they want to protect. so and it has to do with course with. a lack of a lack of support for our traditional culture. way of life. our democracy and the west. they think we are doomed they don't think it's worth defending they keep blaming the west for kinds of illnesses in the world and

problems nothing happens in the world without it being our fault so there is perhaps. i don't know perhaps a third of the population would too would tend to think that way. i think a majority is still in favor of our way of life our democracy equality between the sexes free speech etc freedom. in short. so these are the forces our that are. against each other now after fighting it out unfortunately most of the press is on the side of the enemies of freedom. why would the european press react that way well you have to to you have to remember that. nine out of ten journalists in the country come from the same schools have the same ideology journalist in my country also very well paid.

probably better paid than for example university professors and other people it's a very lucrative job to be a journalist they practically all think the same there might as well be a political party being a journalist in this country it's not really a profession it's more a political persuasion and an ideology so. we have very few journalists and very few. media. mainstream media that would really take on the fight for free speech so many people associate europe with liberal values with freedom of speech your website though depicts pressure details i said they pressure of critics of radical islam and how they've been pressured by authorities to curb what they want to say about it but you did tell some of these

cases well we have highlighted for example the case of good girls as you mentioned we have very much highlighted the case of cote westacott the swedish artist most of york's recently the case of elizabeth seventy should evolve from austria. and if you take all these cases together you can see that regardless of what you think of each individual's positions or politics they all have this in common that they are not largest in fact hated by the. the ruling media and the ruling class the politically correct plus it seems to these days that anyone who stands up against. the ruling ideology is targeted. stands to be dragged in front of a of course and why do you think the authorities are so focused on curtailing

speech freedoms i think for the reason that the policies have failed and failed utterly for thirty to forty years we have been told. by our leaders and practically all put all of all politicians and political parties that it's unlimited immigration is really a good thing for the country it is a good thing for for denmark to have for example. sizable minority of muslims in the country we now have about a quarter million forty five percent of the population. even though. most of these immigrants muslim immigrants have refused to integrate into our society become part of us. we've constantly been sold that this is an enrichment of the country. problems do not really exist problems only exist to the extent that people say there is

a problem. so in other words they want to they want to silence critics because they think or claim at least that if they could shut up some people like me or some of the other people i mentioned or. many others in the country you problems would go away it's if you cannot solve the problem then at least you can silence those who say the great support i would say most people most immigrants integrate wonderfully in this country we have no problems with russians or people from vietnam or from china or from india or from sri lanka or most of these people. create absolutely no problem being are indeed an enrichment a country when there are other people who are not what is the problem i'm i'm a free speech advocates. i don't have the solutions. to this problem created by our politicians i can only say one thing which is that. the

prerequisite for even being able to solve the problems is that we maintain free speech and protect free speech because without free speech there is not a chance in hell that we could ever solve any problems in the country and you claim that the media elites willfully ignore the ever increasing problem of immigration get german chancellor angela merkel and it was reported all over the world stated that multicultural policies in germany had failed yes and work to do about it. i mean she also came out and condemned to who published the book about the. but the solution of germany and he was then widely criticized and condemned as a matter of fact. angela merkel came out and said she would never read the book she condemned the book and hadn't read it i think that is

a very to. reaction. but of course you're right the fact that she even would even come out and say multiculturalism is failed of course is an indication that things are not going as smoothly as she would have liked but you still. and others would still need to do so the population what are we going to do about this problem how would you characterize the influence of brussels on the media reporting on immigration policies and such and crucially. you know the e.u. passed a so-called framework decision in two thousand and eight. that actually require. the member states to pass laws such as the one i am indicted on you have to criminalize so-called hate speech and races and whatnot and

each individual country member state has to introduce laws that will guarantee that offenders against this rather paragraph or article will get between one and three years in jail. it also this framework decision also requires us to sue to introduce laws penalizing so-called holocaust and of course i'm a historian i know very well the holocaust took place but i think such laws are. penalizing criminalizing idiots. are very very detrimental to any kind of free debate because what is it and what is the next thing that has to be determined in courts for example who was responsible for the outbreak of the first world war where you could say it was russia it was england of france all. austria hungary or the system as such i mean are we then in

a few years going to have to have it having to go to court to determine how to settle historical questions who was responsible for stalin. was at the bush of existing was it lennon was it himself or somebody else i mean these things have to be discussed openly in a fair public debates it's not a question for courts to decide with that's that what do you predict the future is for freedom of speech and media censorship in europe it is being decided right now . i'm determined to win. and so all my my comrades in arms we are determined to win if we lose it will be gone thank you very much for your time. this is not a theatrical sit. this is

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egypt travels beneath the feet of thousands of angry protesters many of whom bring the u.s. for its part in destabilizing their country the former head of the u.n. nuclear watchdog. is the number one candidate to replace president. led the latest streak of deadly shootings in the u.s. that's the issue of god. ownership in the firing live once again but americans are still putting their constitutional right to bear arms over the risk of being gunned down by a fellow citizen. ukraine's prime minister orders a search for the eccentric mayor of the country's capital kiev the embattled be of nature tibet ski has not been seen in public for six months now he's already been

grounded mentally unsound by the media. i'll be back with more in fifteen minutes time but first it's the sports news with natalia. hello welcome your watching this board news thanks for joining us our top stories this hour. or so when again and extend their lead in the spanish championship while real madrid suffer an unexpected defeat. phil mickelson falls short of a full style at torrey pines they'll not lead to losing by one stroke to fellow american bubba watson in the palmas insurance open. and also france defend their well handball title in style denying denmark by two points in the final on sunday. let's get started in spain where barcelona have extended their lead to a boreal madrid to seven points in the league after beating me table are curious

they can lungs open the scoring at the end of the one pad draw a drink is five zero with a powerful still likely to go cuba tell it to you no chance that one goal advantage remained until the dying moments of the match before leaving no messy school twice within as many minutes of his past will say so after it in the box doubling bourses made. and right at the death mask they added another one helping barsa to their record tickling fifteenth consecutive. real madrid meanwhile suffered a shock defeat it also soon i was wondering this man going down the side sitting six stands in the spanish standings javier cominius for the only goal of the match and the sixty cents a minute meaning reality main second bottom now seven points behind barcelona to africa action now and one of the world's richest clubs manchester city in their own way avoided the embarrassment of an exit to said notts county on sunday and largely

doing first half was forgotten about a minute before the alamar camille bishop having the home supporters into a frenzy from alan goes who want to. this belief from city but they live to fight another day ten minutes from time the car reaches the mound setting out. promptly flies is fast killed in the sky blue jersey one watch how it ended up in manchester . as well snow hat set off down ski last season's all but still managed to get the better all the spilled to watch the score at the emirates and the premier league side west ham and not to go forest participation in the competition after a five goal of their wolves went down to still at helm while inaba old top division clash finished off the day full of amazingly go in for the lot but time against paris and that was this more as the final whistle there. to the game now is the third edition all the legends cup to place here in moscow over the weekend idols go

lauren attendance and again it was the house who maintained the brilliant showing at the two and a men's as constantin but top of her voice now. russia is the only of a winnable diligence cup team had been seeking revenge having lost to the russians in the final of the competition for the previous two years but this time around they failed to reach the decider and have to be content with braun's to seeing off the original in the third place play of the gold this season it will be the netherlands who stood in the house way i thought was a pleasure to be here the turgeon are following and. as a c yeah everybody most of them the same type of they love to come back the most. i said organization is perfect everything about that. sometime the photo looks also bright although it may tell that you can still see this and i say. yeah mine's. a strong dutch sport traveled with household names rhonda burke n.p.r. one hundred and can a line up it may be a veteran storm

a man and the speedo fiesta yeah may not be in the faith but it's certainly in the minds thankfully motivation not in short supply either with the crowd wholly enjoying the angel spectacle it was russia started the strongest donating the warning it really on for me the sport has several nancy i think. this tournament was created firstly for spectators and the way we played tonight scoring so many beautiful goals that should really pleased the fans and the dutch funday with them somewhat soon afterwards that managing to cool two goals thanks however that was to be the visitors highlight russia not alone though poland's to get any closer thanks to enroll champion seek reason the advantage with the form the final score is shattering voting for i know that when you. try to. redefine the meaning where he is.

but this. gives the order to listen to when the story. is when the most gullible says you will side to close the bars and this could never go to the. there we had a chance well that was true it was basically nice to see their kids and close insureds open for the course from the stars of the planets no don't these moments of magic and the subzero temperatures outside the reasons be too steep to look into the tournament and we. play multiple our teeth. now in tennis not a jock which was once again able to rise to the occasion in melbourne the sub threshing brakemen day marri to lift a second all the open title since two thousand and eight murray overwhelmed from the stall to their old labor arena on sunday as talk which continued on his stunning run a full add that so meant take him said by sixteen or twenty three year old an opt

out full time when i want to federer in the semis never letting up against a man hoping to and a seventy five year british slam drought six four six two and six three of the final score mari still yet to have major final drop which in itself having won the slam and three yes but what a way to get back to winning ways in the big leagues while there were three also help claims the davis cup was said there back in december. i did what i intended of doing tactically what i talked with my coach when i prepared for physically i was very fit i had three days. two days off between the semifinals and finals match which was important at this stage of the tournament so because i was aware of the fact that i'm going to bring it. down because i was aware of the fact that. baby. will have long rallies and i will have a player who doesn't miss

a lot anyone who played in the finals would have loved one woman i love and. you know i mean i just i just need to keep working hard and you know try try and. i would have preferred to have won the last three. to go from now on big disappointment for overnight leave the filmmakers somehow missed out on a chance to clinch as for farmers insurance title at torrey pines world number six was joint top with bill haas after three days but had to settle for second google wants and had opened up a two stroke lead eleventh the lefty stayed in touch answering with a birdie of his own on the same hole and getting to within one shot along with another man last week's bob hope classic champion ruki join a ton. but watson was unstoppable saving par on seventeenth and then moving on to birdie the last held promise wellfleet to regain his two shot advantage.

in the us needing a team playoff run with his approach shot falling a few feet sharks finished tied for second with haas watson finished at sixteen to paul to old for his second p.j. to victory in the goals came third along with dustin johnson tiger woods and his five tournament winning streak after finishing outside the top forty for the first time on one of his favorite golf courses. should be a pretty good as i said this week really did it progress to get worse and we have some things we need to work on. and i don't talk about it but every night. you know i can do it on the range but it's a little different i got to bring it out here that i got cheap shots i get the ball in retrospect or it's are not soft so you can just hit it any trajectory got it the proper trajectory in the wind blowing to get. it's a lot. i got some work to do which is good and the polk case is proved that great

of the current european golf and crawl by winning the nagar all champions event in bahrain and beating some of the current and posterior to win us in the pros says a star studded filled with winners of a number of prestige estimates from various here is grounds of participation he says though successfully navigating the call in mumbai. designed boris battling it out with peter haren son and miguel on how he managed until the very end well seemed eminence bought a point for bar on the eighteenth there on his eleventh intertidal by just a single stroke around three hundred thousand euros also added to this was back. now for also have won the world handball championships edging out downmarket overtime in the final frenchman what pushed all the way throughout the final by their opponents allowing them to level not as it seems want to please with only a few seconds remaining in normal time but the reigning european world and olympic champions lived up to that billing posting

a thirty seven to thirty five victory to clinch another trophy. and finally russia have won the world vandy championships and they held favorites easily seeing all surprised by the trend london the final. one. no i with a brace in this one helping russia well title but first for you as sweden to broaden self to edging out because it seems of. that's latest in sport coming up is the weather down the main headlines at the top of the alice to us. for the full story we've got. the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers. the system that made him was the

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