trying to operations rule the day. this is r t you know here's a recap of the stories that dominated headlines this week egyptian president hosni mubarak's resignation preceded by weeks of mass protests as a triumph for democracy around the world but saw point up the nepal prosy of the west with his back to finance the dictator for decades. russia's most wanted terrorist awkward lot of claims responsibility for january's bombing at moscow's damage out of our airport the attack killed at thirty six and led to an intensified checks into security lapses at major transport hubs. and as the review leaks founder julian assange awaits the verdict on whether he'll be extradited to sweden

over sexual assault allegations the scandinavian state which is considered this criticized for being inclusive to be influenced by the u.s. . all next season to see it sure can i speak to the activist and political rapper and about his view on u.s. policies both at home and abroad. actually sitting down with m. one from underground political hip hop duo dead prez and one thanks so much for joining us today thank you i want to get started with a topic that you touched upon

a lot in your lyrics and that's corporate ownership of the media in the united states for three arise how does that affect what american see on t.v. and why is that a bad thing often it's on because the people who have the most interest and or the people who are the corporate ownership itself their interest. conflict directly with where the reality of the majority of the masses of the people are so you have this very popular song called propaganda and there's a sentence in there that reads you can't fool all of the people all of the time but if you fools of right ones the rest will fall behind yeah i want to ask you has that happened and who was fooling the people i bet if you if you read in propaganda one o one you know media one o one these words are probably ingrained in stone because this seems to be the montra you know by which you know media was born in this country out of a kind of the steps in the line that has the interest of the ruling class once again the bottom line media. and they mean for the people who would be big

government who has an interest in making sure that even though bomb to being dropped and in many other countries in the interest of well in dollars and and control that we may maintain focus on a soap opera type relationship between people who lives are pretty trivial when it boils down to basic needs of food clothes i sell to every day well whose interests . are the media more interested in representing in their news coverage is it the corporations is it the government is it who is it who is the main kind of entity the media sleeps well let's be clear you know the media is the right hand of the ruling class it is the voice of the ruling class in this particular country of which we would say less than ten percent own ninety percent of the wealth and resources so this arm this propaganda arm of the ruling class does represent

corporation it does represent government if there can be government because the so-called democracy is run by dollars you know it is the political campaigns where they spin millions upon millions of dollars i mean almost if you think about it wastefully so it is the ruling class interest that the media represents in the name of the corporations in america being going to the biggest corporations when one of your songs you say the democrats and the republicans are two sides of the same coin does that mean. you think that obama is just a continuation of george bush obama. representing capitalism being just a continuation of george bush isn't understood. you have a system which was built of the slave of african people to reverse the birth of this economy it gave birth to not only what's happening here domestically but around the world which is what we call today including george bush was only

a cogged in the engine you have. hussein obama as also a cogged meaning a small part of the machinery that works the system the same old kind of a rule that happen across the country is still happening in the same or way but represented by a face more familiar face that is usually associated with the oppressed and poor people so it is important to maintain the kind of programs in campaigns that continuation of even more spending on war was what obama's doing then what bush has done in his previous presidency in his tenure we have more. empty promises to the poor oppressed people especially the mexican people who along the borders are being hunted down brutally like animals against even the basic human rights these are promises that barack obama and george bush were able to make to these people in an empty way and not come up with any solutions and yet still the same practice

happens today if not in a more exacerbated fashion when you talk to you about the events in egypt the poverty of the people that led to these uprisings do you think the u.s. political elite should be fearful that something similar could come here i think the conditions are ripe. for there to be uprisings in the same manner because the same set of conditions that existed in cairo exist in new york city exist in miami florida they exist in los angeles you have a ruling class with abuse of power i was recently in cairo. and i was there on a humanitarian aid mission to help the people in gaza in order for us to get to gaza we had to jump through so much bureaucracy and we can understand that not only did egypt's government what was it controlled by bureaucratic politicians in egypt but is real

a huge stake in making sure that the state of egypt was the way that it was maintained. and that is definitely the situation in the streets look at what we have inside the united states we have young african black and brown subjects community colonial subject being sat down in the street in an obsessive kind of way fifty shots sixty shots laying on our stomach in our back as we run or as we walk or flee in retreat from the scene this is an abuse of power which is a powder keg upon which we sit in on and we've discussed our already the jobless rate we've discussed already the idea that there's a crisis even in the ideology of america and who would be the next to lead so there isn't a competition about that happening as well and people are charged people are charged and awaiting to jump into action i want to talk to you about you mentioned a little bit of the issue of police brutality how big is this cops or your police

terror is an instrument of the state. you to coerce young people is the fear mechanism but the police state is the control of the resources control of health care the stifling of education the. current situation of of the economy. the government the legislation in us not being able to put policy real policy that's meaningful it's the people's lives that make it make fits so that we can daily lives are affected this is police state and the police are just instruments and coersion of the state so that the military play the poor play a part there are so many ways that the police state is implemented if said the ruling elite is one of the bigger problems as to why you know the working class is in trouble and really struggling right now and you have a song called know your enemy who is the main enemy of the common american people a main enemy is ignorance not a proper political education this is the enemy of our people because once we can

understand diagnosed. what we are living under all human beings who recognize that me and you have human rights will fight for the rights of human beings the way we are being governed mel treats a good sector of our people less than human. less than human in this country nothing short of revolution but there's so many steps this so many steps and empowerment of our people and the enemy out of this particular time that we're in is lack of information and political education i want to switch gears actually a little bit and ask you about the way the united states interacts with other countries do you think the u.s. has too much power over other countries or tries to have too much power and really getting in the affairs in the businesses of other nations out there who deserve to make their own decisions what's your take on this kind of foreign policy exchange that goes on oh it is power is he who controls imperialism the belly of

imperialism is born at the birth of capitalism in this country through the inflaming of africa and its resources which are still being siphoned out of africa and into the world today despite the world media tirade against africa put it as this third world place to be this has been the number one place that people have been siphoning resources from for five hundred years power comes from the barrel of a gun and so as many bombs as they can point at whatever foreign country that it plans to control is is reading this and willingness to take this area i don't know care for us iran iraq afghanistan. palestine. so malia dollar for dollar for south africa. venezuela colombia many places in mexico we see the same tentacles of u.s.

domination because of its ability to have its power base here the birth of its strength and capitalism and then the defense of it using military might around the world and one thank you for your time with us thank you. i am the sea of nature and discover its beauty. communicate with the wild and learn. test yourself and become free. to. see what nature can give you on on t.v. . well when one deals with war for us to realize that

this tremendous amounts of damage that are done not just human damage but damage to the physical environment in which the battlefield takes place tremendous amounts of damage done by aerial bombs by napalm boy come full circle whether it's a sonic boom six tractor mammals or it's the burning oil fields here in iraq or it's destroyed reefs in the pacific for landing purposes the list just goes on and on the geneva conventions of nineteen forty nine states that there shall be taken in war to protect and by against widespread long term and severe damage the united states although it is accepted almost all of the provisions political one has taken exception to that.

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yes it's healed as a triumph for democracy around the world but some point of bigger paul for some of the west that has backed him fine as a dictator for decades. old russia's most wanted terrorist with model of claims responsibility for january's bombing at moscow's don't like get of our airports be attacked killed at thirty six and led to intensified checks into security lapses at major transport hubs. and as we through leaks founder julian assange awaits the verdict on whether they'll be extradited to sweden over sexual assault allegations scandinavian state which is considered neutral is criticized for being increasingly

influenced by the us. i'll be back with more in fifteen minutes time but first sports news with kate. hello welcome to the sports news thank you for joining me and here are the headlines. out of the season wayne rooney's wonder strike and cheers united states four points clear at the top of the english premier league beating city to one in manchester davi. top of the world kim clijsters i was a comes first challenges world number one she reaches the final of the paris open. and tight as it gets going michael always in a three way tie for the lead with tiger woods and a host of golfers not fall be going into the final round the dubai desert classic.

but we start with english premier league football and wayne rooney schooled the went out with a stunning overhead kick as uniting the city to want to old trafford in the match to darby stay four points clear at the top of the table late i know it's cancelled out by doubt he is still with deflection to sixty five minutes at the game will be remembered by really acrobatic funded balls with twelve minutes to go meanwhile in form robin van persie scored a second place also wanted to know him towards nicolas i get struck in the ninetieth minute. block but against newcastle finished goalless draw at poole drew one one with aston villa by the last twenty minutes or ten none liverpool were held their one one draw by wigan boss the second half price helped west ham come from three goals down to draw three three mistreating him back at west brom and in the late game. in the second half were not just talking and went full stop but coming back to into one of sunderland. and while there's just one game on sunday as

a space bolton take on everton assert saints however the home side has lost five of that long seventy eight games to win for the visitors on sunday which means david moyes mad. leap frog also in the title. monday's west london dolly completes this weekend's english top five paragraphs from welcome chelsea looking for a victory tour de force spot. and defending champions chelsea officially unveils their fourteen million dollars signing to the reason on friday despite the fact the twenty three year old brazilian defend that has already made his debut in his five an off year deal this came on as a substitute during sunday's one nil home defeat to liverpool the place seventh loss of the season and he hopes the man from benfica confused his side's defense he has the ability and the skills to play in all the position. in the back four we can blaze and bray like but you never played right but i think that there's a quality to play great but. he's brazilian and so obviously he has

a very good technique i think that they can help us to. do to build our play better from the back i mean while the russian national team is looking ahead to their euro twenty twelve qualifier against armenia on lunch the twenty six and head coach dick advocaat spoke exclusively with ak correspondent richard downpours late for wednesday's one the friendly defeats to iran in abu dhabi. i'm also a little bit there's a poured in some players to get a chance to show something and. quite pleased was that but overall the good thing as well as we lost. but some things that does very important for us we have to do is because ammonia yeah i mean i mean you know coming up in march is not a lot of time tell my game are you happy wayne things are going lord knows happy because normally you have to win against iran but you can see that some blows the problems to overcome the fitnesses you can see that the didn't

a lot of pros are very very tired but also when you play on the russian seasonal have ready been all over about a month or so so i mean i was no issues there to be there but also just i mean this is what experiment worth repeating bizarre talks about russia playing drums and guitar in march i mean is you have here this kind of arrangement going to usual country to play a friendly bit of everybody's playing so we can play as well but we're going to do this why would you do otherwise you can buy the train goes where we go room or about twenty do we go at a bipartisan against different opponents she would've been helpful to play a possible skillful to us a better team probably around. no i think you only do did ok i mean if you're if you win. or you did well in school the team say what's going to go on maybe it's on the road or some. some things what is the same as to a mania so in that way i'm happy i'm happy that really you can see that became a do it is why we have to be in

a total different form otherwise you have no chance there ok thanks so much nick thank you. tennis now and the day after recapturing the world number one spot kim clijsters has reached her third straight final of the season after beating the standings can come a play in the last for the parasite open history and i think athens looks set six one transaction is the best part of the second back to back from four one down to see the match in straight sets license plate. try to get to that in the final after the fall season crash twelve forty eight that sounds six to six love well true place caroline wozniacki is one of the born on monday clijsters beat elena dockage six three six love in the quarter finals the twenty seven year old belgian has helped the top spot three times before twice in two thousand. and six for trying to have a baby making stunning return she won the u.s. open in two thousand and nine and retain the title last year. for you know it's

back to work. we are excited about a but i also know that you know it could change or could be back to number two very very soon so i mean i'm excited that are able to achieve it now and i'm going to work very hard to do to be ready for indian wells and miami and for the clay court season and so my routine in my season never going to change now because a long war. let's move on to ice hockey now west sweden have one hand on the home ties all after beating russia six two for their second win at the elegy hockey games in stockholm the whole week traffic only long as four different players found the back of the russian net within six minutes and after scored a second period the sides exchanged two goals wanting to win by completing the racks a trick you into the second of the night while in the other game finland overcame the czech republic three two in overtime. goal and it looks like we're headed for an intense battle on the last day of the two point five million dollars dubai desert classic rory mcilroy the champion from two years ago shares the lead with

two other players after a wind affected third round while another twenty golfers are breathing down their necks awfully to makkah roy got his third round off to a stuttering start poking the first three holes then came within inches of an economic twelfth went on to carve a three over par seventy five which was just enough to keep him at the top of the leaderboard but he was joined at the summits by south africa's times a can and day and as hansen the latter two things are the burden on the gaping hole finished with a one under par seventy one however a total of twenty players are within just three shots of the pacesetters and that includes tiger woods the former world number one making up for double bogey with an eagle on the tenth which is a level par round of seventy two and stay in contention for his first time you know very. well we got a bunch of their board home it is a bunch of guys a chance to win world. and really didn't didn't pull away so it gave everyone

a chance going out tomorrow and. rising right now there's about ten guys or so within two or three shots the lead so it'll be interesting more that was a challenge. where i felt as if i you know i held on to the run pretty well you know obvious for over three seven if they're going to finish three over so to play the last eleven holes and and one under par was a was a pretty good effort so it was happy without me you know i'm still tired so they going to do more which is a good thing. to the n.b.a. and the cleveland cavaliers finally snaps their twenty six game losing streak the longest in a single season in n.b.a. history after they beat the los angeles clippers in overtime on friday night it was a close first you were up by a point at half time after blake griffin sank this was a beating jhumpa but the cavs were up to the challenge they went ahead by six points with three minutes to go in the final quarter after this one called for most wins the clippers though they fought back to regain the lead that williams was there again to tie the game with seconds to go in regulation and much went into

overtime by the cavs maintained their momentum to finish one hundred twenty three to one hundred nineteen victory for cleveland he finished their run tied with any fast tampa bay buccaneers for the last three occurs before major north american sports. and finally hardly anyone knew him earlier this week but you can arraignment evanson lets a prominence on friday after recording the world's longest ski jump and the norwegian is continuing to while his home crowd at the world cup leg in vegas stunned the local hero rewrote the history books during qualification with his record effort of two hundred forty six point five meters and there he fell to repeat the feat in the main event it was just enough to play his first ever world cup victory and nothing could spoil the joy for evanson it even the fact that he had to share the spotlight around his maiden glory with great caution in this hour the austrian called off the best jump of the day on his first run and finished level evanson after the second so there were two men who took the top spot for the

summer a man settling for third. and that's all the sports news for this bill isn't by the now.

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