when citizens. and company really revolutionized the penitentiary system. prison is a. bloody protests around pages throughout egypt the opposition is coming together under a new big eggs keep the international atomic watchdog bombers out of the. ukrainians are trying to solve the case of the missing mayor here is a top official of that been seen in public for the six months. this deadly shooting spree hit the red streak once again there are. look at. the bag down in every household in the centerpiece of america.

a very warm welcome to you this is our scene live from moscow with me alice had it the egyptian opposition has come together as united for the six days of bloody anti-government riots the ex chief of the international atomic agency mohamed el baradei is now a case of opposition groups an internationally popular candidate he's viewed as the man who could oust president hosni mubarak paulus clear the laces from cairo. the appointment of mohamed el baradei as the opposition leader here is an interesting choice because most egyptians really don't know him he has his fame much more on the international stage now what is remarkable is that he's managed to bring together very opposing views here in egypt particularly with airing here to the muslim brotherhood which has been after order egypt for its extremist views now but today is. a secular man and he will be

a choice that very much will be supported by the united states and by other western powers he has in the past avoided direct confrontation with the egyptian government and at the same time he has been criticized by some for simply not being a good enough leader what is interesting though is that he is calling for regime change but he himself has not been in egypt for the past three decades he was the head of the international atomic energy agency for some eleven years and there he was criticized for the way he dealt with the rain and nuclear issue he was also criticized by some of his colleagues for being self-righteous and arrogant as being put forward as some kind of leader he is a member of the international crisis group since george soros and george soros is known for pretty well the instigating or the color revolution and no question my mind that this is another color revolution and that the people of

egypt while their grievances are justified their grievances are being exploited in order for the global is to ratchet up their control of the job the curfew went into effect but like we saw yesterday and in previous days the something does not make any difference to protesters out on the streets and they've been arriving by the thousands to hear the square in downtown cairo now they are calling for a general strike they're also calling for a million man march to begin tomorrow tuesday and if they get the figures that they're anticipating they will get the numbers that will turn up will be more than what we saw last friday on the streets of cairo during that day of rage now some analysts fear that this could lead to violence and that the protests could escalate from tomorrow having said that though the army here is still very much in control the police are no way to be seen and the army for their side has been racing protesters in and out of here we square that we have been hearing call to they've set up barricades on the outskirts of the city to see. traffic from entering and

leaving cairo we're also hearing reports of people desperately trying to find supermarkets where they can stock up on goods those businesses if not all businesses are closed to the egyptian president hosni mubarak appointed a new interior minister now he is a retired army general and he has very much the backing the background and the support of mubarak as have the other two appointments the that of the vice president and that of the prime minister in recent days so egypt will not really in any way satisfied with what has been made on a government level also nancy he's in the cabinet his new government and most of the ministers there are the same so with this kind of standoff showing neither side actually prepared to meet halfway people here really are saying that it can only result in violence it can only escalate in the coming hours and the coming days. first he sent in his army then he reshuffled the government next came the air force . people's voices here are louder but they're being drowned out by f.

sixteen is a mic twenty one is flying overhead mubarak is not going down without a fight. sankyo mr obama this is your friend barack this is your friend and the american involvement reminiscent of earlier revolutions in eastern europe. no question about it what happened in georgia with the orange revolution or rather the rose revolution enjoyed ukraine with the orange revolution two thousand and three two thousand and four was part of a long term strategy orchestrated by the pentagon the state department and various us financed n.g.o.s like freedom house and national endowment for democracy and like those early revolutions people mobilized around a common goal abdel nur came all the way from us wanted to get rid of a dictator it's right to beat us with the police he feel it's right or to beat us was army fail. us is an engineer qualified and jobless but he

says he can't find work because of corruption we can't find jobs he paid one is inside the company sixty thousand egyptian boat so you can walk is a company and as a result europe beckons most the people who want to go to italy want to go to greece want to go to england so people in egypt want to leave this country because they are very frustrated and they are looking for a better life for a better future and for europe that means mass immigration and the problems that come with it may cost shade lives abroad but got caught up in the violence on a trip back home i don't think at this second there's enough momentum at the moment that people just continue to just go out and protest until something is done and i think people are just fed up the casualties keep climbing young faces victims of an aging regime. mohamed el c. by was with his cousin when he was shot did he took

a bullet. in his head. the last word he said before he got here was. may god protect for ever but whether they're protecting will be with or without president mubarak is still unclear nighttime in cairo brings with it the fear of lawlessness the fear of armed gangs that are literally controlling the highways walking the street and trying to break into people's homes and as we've seen in previous nights people will be forming what can be called neighborhood watch groups using kitchen knives and sticks and anything that they can get their hands on to protect their property. artie's their policy reporting from a kind of a there wolf for more on all this let's talk to political activist and founder of executive intelligence review magazine lyndon larouche many thanks for joining us here on asking us some of egypt's opposition members have their headquarters in

london why they're particularly well you're not dealing with a crowd which is caused in a few countries. if there are many middle. of the british particular. mentally situation but that's not what the cause of the problem is we're at the tail end of it general breakdown crisis of the current international monetary so much of the loss of the physical economic system as a result. drugs coming from british who are controlling a good but seventy percent of the world's mary kay and what it is coming out of the united states under the current president is not doing anything to solve this problem but making it worse now there are all parties stop claiming the situation but will saying that gets out in the press is not the story of what's coming out of the press are the shadows cast by the story as in egypt egypt is not the deal we

got here the situation is desperate to out of the ground and through the middle east's is security collapse economics breakdown everything is clear so you have a great down crisis in crossers then you have the people who are playing it and you have people some people who work takes a lot of it and i think at the present time the egyptian government is playing a great club crafty role in trying to live out the strong with hopes of coming back to some kind of stability the problem the egyptian government has is that the economic crisis does not give it or any other major break no one to knock on the stable was in a situation where looking at a further of the sounds like involved now the us is that we've backed president mubarak and now britain is helping people who are fighting for him to step down so how likely is it to draw a wedge do you think between london and washington eva what's happening in egypt

where he is there is a certain sense of you have the secretary of state and united states mrs clinton is playing one call a seat which i think most will grow out in the world would would favor but the president of the united states who is nothing but a british puppet some mental problems is actually making the crisis worse we have an internal crisis in the united states is a result of the current president's economic policy which is a continue. this process is dropped so this is the situation we're now in the general crisis is to answer some points or it's in which there's really little being done to solve the problem and for many countries such as those in europe especially in western and central government there's nothing much they can do about this new irish situation with gerry adams typifies the fact that there are forces

which it will reach all stability but the forces which are the international london central banking system financial system while street selling for example is the is the call to these projects we could solve this problem very quickly not solve the completely but granular to control google each with cooperation really in states but that cooperation now is not close it's what's got. mr linden now who say many thanks for your thoughts that has gotten less and found of executive intelligence review magazine speaking to us there about what's happening in egypt at the moment many thanks. now three million are frustrated ukrainians living in the capital care are looking for just one a man the mysteries surrounding their missing meth exam trick near the child of a very deep in this is absence from public life and is a sick month even the prime minister is demanded to know his whereabouts are he is

an idiot a chef investigates the disappearance of the fizzy cheap. many if agree that over the past six months ukraine's capital has become a better place to live but locals are bewildered as to who should take the credit as the man in charge of the city has gone missing. the mayor. definitely. in five years as city's top dog and each and maybe it's he has been a journalist delight from singing at a press conference. taking a dive in front of cameras to prove he was mentally sane the eccentricity of kiev smellier earned him the nickname spaceman locals yes i am a spaceman absolutely true if he had gone to space it might at least explain the mystery of where he actually is that's because the last time should not be askew was seen in public was almost six months ago it is troubling not just ordinary

citizens but those at the very top as well. urged the authorities to fine tune events in tell him that the people of kiev miss him and want him to return to work . after an avalanche of criticism was dumped on gives mayor following a devastating winter in two thousand and nine the city's snow clearing gear was overhauled by the government should live up to you supposed but the real man running affairs is thought to be the city hall of ministration boss alexander pop off but he's giving nothing away about the mystery may. villa looks deserted only his mother in law was captured by our camera security guards say they have not seen its principal resident for quite a while. even his. post. this whether it is from

a luxury. restored in france or italy or somewhere else the location of where exactly it should maybe its q runs the city from remains unclear but with the prime minister inquiring for his whereabouts the long vacation could soon be cut short for gives me your. looks your share of ski r.t. reporting from key of ukraine. coming up a little later in the program afghanistan's battle for the legality of the income given the new parliament we'll look at what believed to be done to form a legitimate political power base in the country. the batteries president has been barred from traveling to the european union eve foreign ministers have agreed upon sanctions against alexander lukashenko in response to a crackdown on protests started last month's presidential election hundreds of people going to change during a rally against the vote which the opposition and european monitors it say was

rigged one hundred sixty other valorise politicians have had their bank accounts frozen along with a visa ban as part of the european sanctions washington has also extended its list of bellary sufficient barred from visiting the u.s. minsk has already pledged an adequate response to the measures. following the recent shooting of congresswoman gabrielle giffords americans are once again tornado for their right to bear arms critics say although part of the constitution gun ownership has become an obsession in the country with almost as many private weapons as people on his own mr reports. unlike many other countries in the united states guns can be found everywhere from retail stores this particular want to six hundred dollars springfield x d forty five two rallies it's a river ten twenty two it's easy eighty two are used to the hands of politicians running for office commodores and john mcmillan because he gives

a rip about alabama and auburn not care to new codes or criminals the. many readily cite the country's second amendment that allows for this right to bear arms the vast majority of level headed americans was a constitutional right and as such they probably don't have a problem with it. but with a population of three hundred seven million people and roughly three hundred million firearms owned by civilians in the united states what's a constitutional right is now feared by some to become an obsession in the twenty first century. saying that people die in the urban areas the machine guns and the forty seven and so on is preposterous an obsession that can't be ignored considering recent acts of gun violence and the ease of access to firearms so in the united states for the average citizen like myself to purchase a gun i need to go through a background check with the federal government looking for anything from criminal

history to mental illness and if i pass that you get anything from a handgun like you see here to a semiautomatic weapon which these are over here and even an automatic weapon like a machine gun that they're. semiautomatic weapons like those you see here in the catskill mountains of new york. were jewish americans argued their firing off their second amendment rights to guard against the threat of terrorism we need to express those rights we need to own weapons we need to protect ourselves handguns like you see on the hips of store owners from just near the nation's. capital. to move to a southern town where gun ownership is actually mandatory in the south a gun is just part of the household just like a hammer isn't a tool box. a tool a sporting good a means of self-defense or murder however you describe it gun owners say it's more

than a firearm it's a symbol central to american culture and identity coming from the minutemen stemming from our revolution. to cowboys to any of that kind of thing i mean the gun is actually a centerpiece of american history. a piece of history that critics say continues to ruin the country what is the percentage of people in the short side who were which way is there but the logical maybe five ten percent why did this five of ten percent is a believe i am. very dangerous for the social peace of the nation. lauren lyster r.t. and chamber another washington d.c. a free speech activist who's been on trial in denmark critical remarks he made about islam has been acquitted law's heart of god the president of the danish free press aside he could have faced up to two years in prison if found guilty the acts of his was prosecuted after his comments about domestic violence with an islamic family culture although he later admitted his claims weren't aimed at the entire

muslim population the danish off origins refused to drop the case ahead of the verdict ology managed to speak to not have a god he told us the problems created by multiculturalism in europe could only be solved by speaking openly about them. it seems to these days that anyone who stands up against. the ruling ideology is chalked it. stands to be dragged in front of a of course their policies fail and fail actually i'm a free speech kids i don't have the solutions. to this problem created by our politicians i can only say one thing the correct procedure for even being able to solve the problems is that we mean free speech because without free speech there is not

a chance in hell that we could ever solve any problems in the country. more on what god has to say in an hour's time here. afghanistan's president has convened a new parliament as he attempts to stop the fight for a new legislature but the man who was the hum of the car by backing to become the speaker has stirred controversy. has been accused of war crimes the nearest human rights violations there just about the of the parliament itself of the question of september the elections were carried out with allegations of rampant fraud in a country rife with corruption gripped by the u.s. and its campaign so far failed to make a breakthrough against the taliban. accountability says it's time for washington to strange and afghanistan. the former us ambassador to india robert

blake will tomorrow steer we have a very creative and innovative idea that is to partition afghanistan his proposition were some merrily dismissed all across the board by afghan pakistani and american analysts as totally unrealistic and harmful ball. afghan and american interests in that area however this year robert will repair his proposition and published in foreign affairs as plan b. for afghanistan and this time i believe it stands a good chance to be taken seriously because though it talks about the effect of separation of have again a state in reality it implies how to separate the united states from afghanistan and to minimize the avg an exposure to the us foreign policy well it's

another issue where the white house will accept this idea but for the time being the reason no other better option or solution under the current circumstances for the u.s. policymakers you know afghanistan. no you give me crucial well there's always more news in the videos on our website and of course dot com here's just some of us waiting on line for you right now down all you can all work for wrapped up in switzerland and you can get a detailed analysis of all the outcomes online plus. a russian space for ages exasperated delivers its call go to the international space station with a special message or check out our website to find out what it is it's. a quick look now at some of the news making headlines around the world by

undermanning the second in command to pol pot and to all the c'mere rouge leaders how appeared in court in cambodia the elderly defendant's lawyers called for their immediate release as they've been held in pretrial detention by the u.s. court since two thousand and seven the three men and another senior figure face charges of genocide for their role in the deaths of millions of around two million precisely cambodians between one hundred seventy five and nine hundred seventy nine . senior police official and full of officers have been killed in two terror attacks in the pakistanis two city of peshawar local officials say a teenager blew himself up beside a police van carrying the deputy police superintendent and two policemen more than the doesn't work also by the blast in a separate attack one police officer was killed by an explosive device detonated near his vehicle no group to say fall claimed responsibility for the attack.

seoul has reportedly rejected pyongyang as proposal to move peace talks forward according to south korean news agencies north korea had called for defense talks with the south to be held tuesday two weeks earlier than planned last week sold agreed to take part in a go see. it isn't a step towards easing tensions on the peninsula relations between the two countries are the lowest for decades following a skirmish between the neighbors on the south war games near the maritime border. in just over five minutes time i have crossed to discuss how democracy is turning into a profitable industry but first the business deals with sharing. welcome to our business program on sharana qian t.n. k.b.p.s. russian shareholders have decided not to approve a one point eight billion dollars dividend for the fourth quarter of two thousand

and ten this comes after an extraordinary board meeting of the a.r. consortium which owns half of the joint venture with b.p. our chief correspondent sara firth has the details of this of course we go to b.p. and they were hoping to use some of that money to stave off the costs incurred during the gulf spill now this is the latest twist in the between the russians and b.p. they claim that b.p. breached the terms of their contract with the and maybe they're right the first refusal on the very contract any new activities that b.p. has to be run three the russian shareholders and despite that that wasn't b.p. sign that it was ross that now we know the consortium of boys taken to the high court and the decision is going to be made tomorrow whether they'll be able to get an injunction to block that they are going to have. analysts say however that consortium is not likely to block the disputed deal the.

russians call this of to is not to stop this deal because this is the extremely important for russia and i'm sure people as you say. don't want ruth to stop for them do that is why in this case. the russians. have some small benefits and other questions it can do the problem or for example deal with the problem of coal we. and brant crude has had a one hundred dollars per barrel mark for the first time since two thousand and eight on worries of growing instability in egypt on monday moody's rating agency changed the country's outlook from stable to negative in the second downgrade since mass protests. erupted last week the egyptian economy is relatively small but it's home to the suez canal a key shipping route for oil over the weekend a dusk to dawn curfew across egypt brought on warnings of potential delays to shippers in the canal however so far traffic has continued unhindered despite the

protests. and the under arrest in egypt started to unsettle markets in the wider sphere as russia also showed signs of strain the r.t.s. and my sex closed down on the day as they tracked global losses. rising oil prices did not push russian energy shares higher as oil and gas companies still led the drop off of my sex they're all cynical was the biggest loser in the sector down over two and three quarter percent banking shares were also in the red with spare bank down half a percent while the t.v. fell under two percent all because of the t.v. capital highlights the main factors weighing on the russian stocks. continue to tensions in the middle east which can see you know the weekend also drove the markets a bit lower. for the russian and this is. a couple percent with neural cynical

leading the way minus three percent that particular name was. the coalition for us talking obviously it's way in the. and that's all the business news for this hour but you can always find lost ois our web site that's dot com slash business that's watching. the.

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