as bloody protests around the around egypt the opposition is coming together under a new think that extreme will be international atomic or stop mohamed el baradei. mohamed el baradei is a figure not well known in egypt questions of being awesome and who supports him join me in a few moments for me. also this hour ukrainians are trying to solve the case of the missing magritte's hasn't been seen in public for six months. on this deadly shooting sprees paid u.s. trades once again there are strong calls for tougher gun control that's many say

a gun in every household is the centerpiece of american culture. international news live from moscow this is also the with me of all about thanks for joining us egyptian opposition movements have united against embattled president hosni mubarak after seven days of violent armed to government demonstrations the former chief of the international atomic energy agency mohamed el baradei is acting as the head negotiator for opposition groups while respected internationally and seen by some as the man who could alz mubarak at home his largely unknown enjoys little popular support after living abroad for the past three decades all she has pulis near has the latest from cairo. it's already been a number of hours since the curfew was pushed into place and yet thousands of demonstrators continue to defy it by gathering in downtown to hear it square

becoming always will be extremely telling in this unfolding story in egypt in history because early morning is when the so-called million man march begins now here demonstrators say they will be making their way to going to be egypt's new president mubarak's presidency towards his palace and handing over some kind of memorandum of demands the army says that it will not interfere but that is not what we're seeing here on the streets on sunday we are hearing reports of the army barricading the roads in and out of cairo we know that the trains of the have been disrupted you know their buses have been stopped and people are finding it very hard to come in and the support to the residents of cairo neighboring cities so having said all of that it has the ingredients for a showdown with some analysts saying that we could see violence on a par if not larger than what we saw last fine day in the so-called day of rage and i have spent the day talking to protesters on the streets as well as people

barricaded in their homes and it's not clear that the majority of egyptians in fact support the appointment of mohamed el baradei as an opposition figure leda many of the people i spoke to had the criticism leveled at him that for the past thirty years since mubarak has been in power he simply has not even the country i mean as one protester put it to me it's i want that he arrived back at last thursday and called for regime change when he himself was not here to experience that as you about he is a figure that is well known in the international community but he's not that well known here in egypt and he's very much closely associated with the united states with western powers some protesters telling me that they don't really see the difference between him and mubarak as one person put it to me it's not so much that they support it's rather that they hate mubarak now international observers have also been weighing in right. something say that all baradei does not have the the support and the backing of the texans at heart issues except our administration

because he is not the george bush man but i think the problem is for the egyptian public he doesn't really have the credentials in the crypt to make you more popular or populist because he's of the call to so many years he's very much part of the shark an international westernized elite and after all one of the criticisms on the ground we hear a crowbar is precisely that the interests of foreigners will have to be chipped so el baradei has to in a sense to distance himself from what makes him credible to us in the west but just says he's at international cricket in order to get credibility with gyptian but other observers are going one step further they say that not only is al baradei the voice of america he has the interests at heart. a belated attempt at getting in on this opposition movement well it may be too late he is part of the international crisis group a murky elite group with close ties to western interests as the people of egypt

have shown such courage in the face of such u.s. backed terror that is occurred in egypt for the past thirty years to the people of egypt one. i think that's doubtful the best this is a storm very much of the americans own making and i think the people will remember that the bullets fired at them were made in the united states and those jets flying over cairo alexandria so is another cities there are americans so if this is a sudden switch by the americans to suddenly think well maybe we can baradei and i think it may be too late aside from the protesters in our time here square on a sunday and monday night the streets have a main young quiet there are still neighborhood watch groups keeping guard of a properties in the homes and useful reports coming through of armed vigilante groups so the normal the chaos the uncertainty remains here on the streets of cairo . oh she's policy of reporting there from cairo. smiles be hard to find

a missing man in a city of three million people but when he's the mayor that it's really a mystery the search zone for caves eccentric city achieve any turn of its case who disappeared from public life six months ago so where is the looks of your chef's confessed to gates from the ukrainian capital. many if agree that over the past six months ukraine's capital has become a bad place to live in 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 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 key of smear earned him the nickname spaceman among locals yes i am

a space and i'm 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 as q. 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 and gives mayor following a devastating winter in two thousand and nine the city's snow clearing gear was overhauled by the government chill of its key caps you supposed but the real man running affairs is thought to be the city hall of ministration boss alexandre popof 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. i saw him last year six months ago even his. post. this whether it is from a look at the jury. resort in france or italy or somewhere else the location of where exactly and you should maybe it's queue 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 kiev ukraine this is us here coming up later in the program afghanistan's battle prodigality president karzai unveiling of a new parliament will look at to be done to form a legitimate political power base in the country. one that's native american man lived in a remote russian village he was one that's done the locals find out what you had

here thousands of miles away from the you are just that. despite that tempted assassination of congresswoman gabrielle giffords americans can't come to a consensus over the right to bear arms critics say that the constitution protects gun ownership people in the u.s. is so obsessed with being armed that there are nearly as many guns as people in the country. to report. unlike many other countries in the united states guns can be found everywhere from retail stores this particular want to six hundred dollars a person of the springfield x.d. forty five to rally it's a river ten twenty two it's easy to air use the hands of politicians running for office commodore john mcmillan because he gives a rip about alabama and auburn not care to new thought of the criminals the guard so many readily cite the country's second amendment that allows for this right to bear arms the vast majority of level headed americans realize it is

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 with a constitutional right is now feared by some sixty to become an obsession in the twenty first century. thing that people do in the urban areas the machine guns and forty seven and so on is it buster of 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 is in the tool box just. 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 a 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 warn the country what is the percentage of people who make a show say they were which were is are but those that go maybe five ten percent but if five of ten percent of the air believes i am. very dangerous for the social peace of the nation i again lauren mr r.t. and chamber and out of washington d.c. i've got a stance president has convened a new parliament does have times to stop the fight of a new legislature but the mom who has her made causes blocking to become a new speaker has stirred controversy i would say out has been a key is the rule crimes and terrorists human rights violations that have given the seal of the parliament itself is on the question of september's elections were carried out amid allegations of rampant fraud in a country rife with corruption and aggrieved by a war the u.s. led campaign a so-called fails to make a break for against the taliban also his military contributor says it's time for

washington to train to strategy in afghanistan. the former us ambassador to india robert blake will. came out last year we have a very creative and innovative idea that is to partition afghanistan his proposition where some merrily dismissed all across the board by afghan pakistani and american analysts as totally on rally stick and harmful goals to the afghan and american interests in that area however this year robert black 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 again a state in reality it implies how to separate the united states from

afghanistan and to minimize the afghan 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. to the current circumstances for the u.s. policymakers in afghanistan. military contributor colonel you get. the belorussian leader alexander lukashenko also known as europe's laws dictator has been barred from the e.u. foreign ministers have agreed sanctions against alexander lukashenko in response to a violent crackdown on protests after last year's presidential election in which he won hundreds of people were detained during a rally against the law to slide outcome of the vote which the opposition on the international monitors say was rigged the sanctions also freeze the bank accounts

and impose a peace upon one hundred sixty top officials and delegates has already pledged or had calls an adequate response to the measures. now take a look at quick a quick look at some other stories making news around the world a man who saw a second law and took pol pot and two other rouge leaders have appeared in court and cambodia the elder the defendant's lawyers called for the immediate release as they have been held in pretrial detention by the court since two thousand and seven the group under another senior figure faces charges of genocide for their role in the deaths around two million cambodians between nine hundred seventy five and nine hundred seventy nine. a senior police official and other people have begun to terror attacks in the pakistani city of peshawar local officials say a teenager blew himself up beside a police line carrying the deputy police superintendent and twelve policeman more than a dozen were hurt in a separate a type one police officer was killed by

a bomb near his vehicle no group has so far claimed responsibility for that time its. soul has rejected a north korean proposal to continue peace talks two weeks earlier than planned according to news reports from the southern capital the south agreed last week to take part in the negotiations with its reclusive neighbor which are hopes to ease tensions on the peninsula relations between the two countries i bear lovers point two decades after a series of skirmishes south korean war games a lonely disk. maritime border last hit and here were eight of the north which shelled a southern ireland. for one days of american mud hole and employment and brillig prospects were a factor live in his u.s. hometown but the chills and counter with the woman of his dreams saw him one of the ways fades and the remote russian village he may have to draw water from a well but he says life has never been so good stay sober that's not.

welcome just lots of us population not so populated like in many small russian towns it's two one leg as young people head for opportunities in bigger cities so imagine the surprise of locals when just an irwin left his home on the lakota indian reservation in south dakota in the us to begin a new life here in their quiet in trying to village a more of the country kind of person considering my culture and our background and our ancestral ways this is connecting with nature for me likes loss of life on the makoto reservation is not easy economically blighted despite stimulus package funds the unemployment rate is among america's highest with a quarter living at or below the poverty line justin had resigned himself to struggling there indefinitely that's until he met an italian but are not just a lot of the women who come around and try and stay away if they like and don't

happen. i got the woman of my dreams and i'm going to hang on to her. interest in native american culture sparked a friendship between the two on an online forum justin was there debating the lakota future while natalia was hoping to learn more about traditions hugely different from hers their friendship grew and six months later justin invited natalia to volunteer on a project in the u.s. . the reason is they look at first i hesitated but then decided that once in my lifetime i could do what they really wanted most of their lives people are affected by convention so i decided to bring the convention and i plunged into venture so for me to tell you a single mom at the time the adventure led to love marriage and a second child and for just it it inspired him to pack up his bags and as he put it follow the great spirit but it's more the love of

a woman that keeps him here now you can tell the village is picturesque with its wooden houses covered in snow but as you could also imagine village life can be difficult people still draw water from a well or child would in order to stay warm but justin says what the community lacks in conveniences it makes up for in warm. people who actually care about each other actually help each other and think about other people before themselves once locals got over the initial surprise of a distant newcomer among them they quickly accepted this interracial and to cultural family. i'm very happy for this young couple i communicate with them i'm always glad to see them at my place and i'm trying to help them with what i can. just hope that life on the reservation in south dakota will improve so he might return one day with his family for now there's no point my kids knew stacy didn't. do the dish and to what you see on screen right now you

can always go going to a website called blue news and also featured videos galleries and lives as a taste of alternatives to the right. to get full analysis there was appalled at the world economic forum with just drawing to a close over the weekend in the double splits of the. russian space freighter successfully delivered rob it's called it to the international space station but also brings a very special get to find out more details at our website. a free speech activates has been on trial and over critical remarks he made about islam has been a court said laws had a god the president of the danish free press society could have faced up to two years in prison if found guilty the acts of a store's prosecuted after his comments about domestic violence was an islamic family culture although he later admitted his claims it wasn't aimed at the entire

muslim population of danish also has refused to drop the case. and ahead of his verdict managed to catch up with laws had agusta talk about his views on immigration and multiculturalism in europe that painting is coming up in just about .

your organization defends freedom of speech your site details attempts to curtail speech freedoms particular 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 ranch to describe the problems associated with for example immigration so we hold no position on that you've been a supporter of kurt westergaard since 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 effect i think

it's clarified to watch that the issue is. it has 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 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 drills as you mentioned we have very much highlighted the case of code westacott the swedish

artist last vilks 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 and. stands to be dragged in front of a of course and why do you think your thirty's 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 a sizeable minority of muslims in the country we now have a lot of course a 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 exists 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 problems would go away it's if you cannot solve the problem then at least you can silence those who say the real support i would say most people most immigrants integrate wonderfully in this country we have no problems with say russians or people from vietnam or from china or from india or from sri lanka or most of these people. create absolutely no problem they are indeed an enrichment 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 suit suit to have this problem created by our politicians i can only say one thing which is that the prerequisites 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 yet german chancellor angela merkel and it was reported all over the world stated that multicultural policies in germany had failed yes and what to do about it then when she also came out and condemned. who published the book about the. but the solution of germany and he was then widely criticized and condemned as a matter of fact i'm going to 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 typical 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 she still. is she and others would still need to do so the population what are we going to do about this problem thank you very much for your time.

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