mr lang well while you're associated with an aggressive stance towards islam your recent a variety is derived from your treatment by your own legal system do you feel betrayed by the system that you've been defending first i do not see myself as aggressive too. critical of. former priest and been for several years very interested in islam and interested in the the clash between islam and. christianity so there's not. i'm not persecuting. criticize islam. where. you're see

there is today we live in a state on drugs the rule of law no doubt. but. a grown up a lot of political correctness. which is influence on the system the call them and so on and the main proper room is the law which i was convicted for what we called two hundred sixty six b. it's a law from two thousand and seven which say is that if you speak something which mark or scorn people because of their ethnicity their rage religious belief and their sexual mattress then you can be punished and we are. some who has for. just from

the beginning from two thousand and seven talked against this law and it shows up what is to mock or scorn or humiliate it would be understood in different ways from the one person to the our the what i. will call sober. critique of religion the political correct movement will call to mock or scorn and therefore the problem is this specific law which my party has been working to. get away and what have you achieved by publicly quote refusing to participate in such a circus as you called it were when your calls to the court room you have to

meet there and then. then you can or will. say your own. opinion without covering anything and that what does this mean for the danish judicial system if its lawmakers are willing to manipulate it in order to make a point i don't understand what what do you mean with many relation i didn't many purely well did you plead guilty because you thought you were guilty or because you wanted to make a point if there. is made a law which beat free speech and i speak freely then there. are led to a lot of then i must confess guilty and you tried to draw attention to the problem of honor killings in taking place among immigrant communities in europe. yet you

were found guilty of hate speech will you continue to keep raising these kinds of issues of course i won't change anything. and this terrible problem. about killing is still there in average. there has been one honor killing in denmark per year and the average that's not so terrible in march part in turkey for instance it's one per day and this problem does not go away and of course i will continue talking about it and informing about it there was one detail i have to say. you see today when i see what i wrote. i'm not satisfied with the tone.

in the straps trends. is. ok i didn't say anything wrong. but i must admit that i said it in a. way which is not. the very wary. theme. so. i meant it was wrong or. had said that. that muslim father rape their. daughter. instead i say they are a tool when they. restrict themselves. to killing that autos and this sad way to.

express myself. i shouldn't have used so. therefore that there was a lot of noise in the pressure. that that's ok that's my forte but of course. the case of court was stupid why do you think that freedom of speech has been so radically curtailed in what's known around the world as a model of social democracy that has been a movement. at games the left wing before two thousand and one it was taboo to talk about these thing it was not probably. that changed totally in two thousand and one. the election and i think. police correctness trying

to stop free speech is a counterattack to. the power in the society with that said what kind of future did you predict for the failed multicultural project a great power of the intellect. for the modest you call to project part not the voters not the people so i think as it seems now there is no future for the multicultural project people know today that there is no force of keeping the land the nation to gala in. march to culture or society you've cited provisions in the article under which you were found guilty that someone merely

needs to feel offended in order for a crime to have been made why insert such a subjective clause into such an important piece of legislation a lot of. first of all of them are flimsy. but also many left wing people in and denmark see it as an artist to feel offended it's a special culture to feel offended and. when they feel offended they argue that that you should stop the freedom of speech of restrict it to the northeast and shouldn't care about people feeling of that but should state are they often are they is or is it true what that man says. are there

are not killing yes or no and then not about people. a lot of people are. offended when the truth is it has brussels over extended its influence on media that it claims is so free very much. brushing is very great. problem. cobber of years ago there were. even if caught in the so-called make talk churchmen which. the ear of court set specific case with no loss behind them that it was possible when two man and wife from foreign from outside your lived and i european country illegally and then

then they could move to other european country and then shockingly they're. living there. who is lethal that was a punch in the face of the danish foreign policy and that's a very great problem my party the danish people party is critical to the european union but our government which we should support is not and therefore you will see the very great majority in the parliament which accept everything from profit. and let's have very people thank you very much for your time.

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the latest headlines in the week's top stories here on the changes promise to be government reaches agreement with the opposition in a bid to stave off for a bold. planning to set up with the misuse of the constitutional reform all of the thirteen days of running demonstrators continue to them on the president's resignation but he has so far refused to run for reelection instead. also in russian investigators one hundred two men with possible links to the suspect are dead or the apple suicide bomber it comes as russia's most wanted modeled val's to unleash a fresh terror on a small new he released a video shows him with two well there's one of the of the appears to be the suspect and paula. also this week is the first stall from moscow and washington is the new

nuclear arms reduction treaty comes into force over a year after being signed by the contras president it's. may it's a case of hide and seek in here busy creating an official search for the city's leader who's been a wall for six months creating a prime minister says the public misses him and wants to see him back. to the. hello there you're watching the sport and this is what is coming up. tremendous tennis russia overturn a two year old deficit against france to reach the fed cup semifinal. plus she's back when using the. term with victory on home soil.

over one stall robert kibitzer suffered serious injuries after a high speed. stop the fed cup there were russian produced a stunning final days tennis to beat the french in moscow they were turned off to saturday singles book is not so over the change of one their singles on sunday to level the tie and then won the deciding doubles match for a victory but drawing on that and to haul the country back from the brink they took the first set on a tie break again. and then christmas over public change about through the second set winning it six games to love an incredible turnaround from russia who just hours before were staring defeat in the face after she. suffered shock to face and saturday singles but that's the important russia on the semifinals of the fed cup where they were. in moscow. and belgium will face the czech republic in the other

semifinal after defeats in the usa kim clijsters won the third singles match which made. her opponent bethanie matic sans did win the first set on a tie break but the australian open champion cruised through the next two sets to seal victory for the country the usa incidentally. says states. in other news poll elaine isn't biver is back in the headlines after being away from the sport for almost a year to tea time olympic champion. has taken the latest title at the russian winter event in moscow but missed out on another world record from across the rest as mole. since two thousand and three get an ace in by about his broken twenty seven world records i never bowled the five meters six centimeters remains out of reach to any of her competitors however despite winning and number of events in russia a record breaking performance continues to elude her on home turf i suspect you

know it just it must get worse of course i wanted to break my record today especially here in a moscow but i will definitely come back here and i believe it will happen sooner or later so it's another scene by of it's an indefinite break from competition back in the spring of two thousand and ten after a poor performance at the enjoy a world championship in doha though her latest moscow's didn't prove she was pulled from lax in all those months and remains in salt shaker aamer the most important thing is that i once a day and show the best results of the season and the whole world i'm happy to be back and i'm glad i'm still the best out there i really miss that it wasn't easy for metres and eighty one centimeters was enough for you the nation by which it saved the russian winter title and cats appeal with her right back into the pole vaulting elite fans and pundits who questioned her decision to take a sabbatical back in twenty ten are now side and probably in dissipating of another

world record by russia's queen of the global. rim on cos or at r.t. moscow. news from the english premier league and what a measurable chelsy davy thane and i torres substituted in a one of the fate of his former club live a poll of the spaniard live this time from a guy for eighteen million dollars but only managed one shot and is getting to the news in the substitute just before the window open to the full with a twenty minute. the result leaves chelsea in fourth ten points off leaders manchester united liverpool going to six and one of the result on sunday moving out of the bottom three with a one there win over west ham who stay in the drop zone with the vikings. meanwhile west brom have parted company with manager of the matter of the club putting him on gardening leave after the side's breena loss to manchester city on saturday baggies thirteen defeat in eighteen games and leaves them just above the relegation zone

joined the club in two thousand and nine and got them promoted to the premier league last season. not unusual for me one driver robert has been airlifted to hospital after a high speed crash the pole suffered fractures to his left arm leg and hand and is unlikely to recover in time for the start of the new f one season next month ran a driver crashing during a rally in italy with his car hitting a wall his injuries are not threatening but doctors say he required extensive surgery to his hand it's likely he will miss at least some of the f one season where he was due to race with russian teammates the tali petrol. the disgraced former captain of the pakistan cricket team sound but says he hopes his lengthy ban from the sport will be reduced he arrived back in lahore on sunday after being found guilty of corruption by the international cricket council but was

given a ten year ban with five years suspended after deliberately bowling no balls during a test match against england teammates mohammed is safe and the hammer amir was also found guilty and given seven and five year bans the players have three weeks to appeal but are hopeful their punishment will be reduced. because of the grossly we are disappointed with the decision we do not agree was a good judge himself said the law has not been made for this kind of a ban so there is a need to amend the law this is a good sign as soon as the i.c.c. gold is amended my suspension could be used and we can go to court of arbitration. it's enough for now and give the detailed speed. however the i.c.c. chief executive her own role gut is happy with the band's outing they had received what they had deserved for the so called spot fixing and hopes it will be a deterrent to other players. i am satisfied that we have now concluded this video

do you and i'm also said is fied and that the sanctions it was delivered a severe enough to sit in order to miss it and that the i.c.c. will not stop shooting anything and to prosecute any player it is supposed to know that it is found wanting in this area of corruption during the gulf thomas bjorn of denmark has managed to hang on to his late to win the cat our masters his closest rival in the end with spaniard queered aussie produced a back nine charge which at one stage brought into within a shot of the lead but after dropping shots on the last in holes through finished for shots back and that left bjorn out in front he kept is there right until the last hole a great approach on the eighteenth bringing the gallery to their feet. and left him with pain for a final round of sixty nine fourteen overall and his first win on the european tour since the estoril open in portugal last year. was

a tough day and i. just got stuck in i never made really any big mistakes when i missed greens that cover making. an indian got close and just the right shots at the right. kind of friend of an in. your opinion i felt pretty comfortable what i was doing so happy days and that is all the support for the moment we'll have more support fewer. this is not a theatrical set. this is a real correctional facility. is there any cultural life behind us.

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a gradient official search for the city's leader who's been a wall for six months. a very warm welcome to see this is the line from moscow. egypt's government has agreed to make changes to the constitution talks with the country's main opposition groups the measures include. he said media freedom and legal reforms in an attempt to end almost two weeks of protests against president mubarak's rule it comes as the gyptian is accusing western countries of apocrypha see for now criticizing regime they've propped up for three decades. is in cairo with more. well the latest is that a decision was reached to establish a committee to investigate constitutional reform and this is obviously to deal with the government's stance that president mubarak cannot step down.