there was internal to show restraint in hadley handling the protests and that's about it no more of that epic coverage of democracy democracy in making kind of things something that we saw a little more than a week ago when obama delivered all these passionate speeches on people of egypt making their voice heard and embracing democracy there is no more of that now with the exception if you ran of course the u.s. history or anything that's against the ukrainian leadership but the situation in some other countries has to have spiraled out of control with egypt analysts say it was easier and safer for the u.s. to root for democracy and support the people because there is the army there which is very powerful and is largely financed by the united states and is now in control of egypt but you know other countries in libya for example the u.s. doesn't have that same leverage so they are much more cautious calling for democracy in those countries i spoke to some experts here they say washington's biggest fear is that those operas in the region could bring about leaders who will be hostile to the united states and many analysts and only say for the u.s. is not really about supporting democracy in those countries it's about securing

their interests just two months ago secretary of state hillary clinton pronounced herself very impressed by the progress that bahrain is making on all fronts she said that's quote there seems to be a strong. broadly held commitment to democracy. that was that was before pro-democracy demonstrators filled the streets and the government responded with deadly force it leave you to experts say the u.s. would so much rather have things as they were warmer cut off he was never their favorite leader that's what for about some seven years ago he reached to open up a levy is all riches to the west and to let them invest in oil production so they kind of left him a little but now with protest spreading like wire wildfires across the region the u.s. seems to to have little control over what's going to happen next year as the region becomes increasingly unstable the price of oil spikes on global markets it is now at its highest level since before the two thousand and eight financial crisis libya where protests are much more violent than they were in egypt or any. all is now as

the richest proven oil reserves in africa it is the twelfth largest oil exporter in the world and it threatens to disrupt supplies i mean all these protests not only that but there are questions as to who will control the suez canal a major oil shipping lane americans have their fleet in bahrain to patrol the canal and keep an eye on iran but bahrain is now in deep crisis and nobody knows what's going to happen so the u.s. might be losing control there experts say if the on rescue teams and the crude oil prices keep flowing as they are now the u.s. is going to be hit really badly especially now that it's struggling to climb out of recession there are there are reports that a number of western oil corporations might temporarily gain from this spike in oil prices but the political unrest in the region makes it all too unpredictable. director of middle east projects at george mason university says the use of air power won't save the libyan dictator from being toppled. the mistake he did is he do experience of what happened in tunisia and in egypt then he thought that they

didn't use enough force and he thought if i cracked down with more force and kill more people then i have more chance of succeeding than what we see is the exact opposite he's only making it faster for him to end up leaving power the us has been taken out weeks and through the whole process of from tunisia to egypt now to bahrain which it's almost been silent on to libya and it's been taken that week stand because it's afraid that the fall of the reason in libya will create more revolt in other arab countries we've seen because of tunisia a few more revolts and because of egypt many more have been protesting in other arab countries and assumption is the flippy of falls then in new countries that we haven't been expecting to have but this will also start protesting but they also look at the short term of their interests then they look at the oil and libya as a very important oil exporter and so this will and will in the short term effect the sale prices of oil in the united states. major powers are proposing more

financial assistance to north african countries amid the wave of revolts in the region but artie's financial guru max kaiser says the union doesn't have the money to help its own members let alone nations outside the block they can print more money but as they print money it drives the cost of food on the futures market precious metals higher they're just exacerbating the problem because they have no actual physical cash they just print debt which makes the price of food go higher so the best thing the e.u. could do is shut up and not do a thing because they're just making the situation worse they they they're completely corrupt they have absolutely no ability to assist whatsoever because they have no money and they keep printing fake money which is driving the price of food higher which is causing more revolution u.s. military strategist and historian edward luttwak says the people may want change in the middle east but he believes the foundations for democracy aren't yet fully established. democracy is not something you can buy in

a shop it takes centuries of development to get to democracy that this stage of your argument religion is much more meaningful democracy and to have democracy have to real respect for human rights and personal individual rights. you have to save somebody wants to go with the head cover that should be covered if not not and sun support but they're not there. as unrest continues across north africa and the middle east historian mark almond warns that if the situation spins out of control it could have a destructive effect on the global economy. a long time the west would have to see and she. were there i think if they didn't control in places which the americans don't really have a humble place. to look you'd see the possible spike only because you knew when the

democratic going to say when we have to. wash. cars for us trying to put our rooms back home it's going to cost you. the only you can get from. your house already is simply something of the worst recession. commentary from historian mark allman talking about the unrest sweeping across the middle east and north africa two iranian warships are to pass through the egypt in suez canal on tuesday it will be the first time iranian naval vessels sailed through those waters since the country's nine hundred seventy nine islamic revolution they had been due to enter the canal monday but their passage was delayed the ships are headed for syria for a training mission israel and the u.s. have expressed strong concern over the move saying it escalates already high tensions in the region. stay with us here on our t.v. still ahead this hour. only fifteen thousand and he said today he'll get

everything the needs to survive why even comedians in the u.s. are focusing on the huge student debts once. they fade it is the man's best friend but of course they feel like i don't get same it's more than just companions that we have the story of a man who once had to take care of his head just as she had been taking care of him . first though latvia's jewish community is demanding compensation from the government for property stolen by the nazis during the second world war but many believe the case is likely to be rejected in a country where s.s. forces are seen as liberators from soviet occupation or he's peter all over has more from the baltic states. thousands of latvian jews were robbed of their property money and in many cases their lives by nazi treats one of the major issues is how. on the side of nazi germany of today so very. unfortunately many believe the lothian waffen s.s.

who fought against the bolsheviks were liberators if it were but they in fact were bandits and robbers they have seen documents listing real estate that belong to jews killed in ghettos i think their property should be returned the amount of reparations claimed by latvian jews is around sixty five million dollars the country's government says that they will continue to hold talks with religious leaders in order to come up with a solution however those in power draw their support from nationalist groups who are far less diplomatic when it comes to the issue. lottery and administration is not responsible for the night you doing on the holocaust began our country was under our education by definition lightly and i thought at least cannot be responsible for actions of occupants local jewish leaders say that they only want what was stolen to be returned however they realize that this may be difficult with current attitudes in latvia while they wish as we need to be broke as if to solve social problems like developed education culture if it meant say no synagogues and

cemeteries of course it's hard to find ours when you need to take back certain property but i hope people will understand and justice will be done a short distance from the capital is the forest where thousands of jews were executed it serves as a poignant memorial to those who lost their lives but in central riga there are equally chilling monuments to the holocaust like this synagogue which was burned to the ground with worshipers still inside over sixty five years after the end of the second world war the burnt out shell of this synagogue serves as a reminder to the tensions that still bubble between the local jewish community and those latvians that consider. troops being heroes well while the government continues to draw most of it's a pulled from nationalist organizations a resolution to this conflict seems a long way off. remember you can always find much more information at

r.t. dot com here's what's online right now and discover why a twenty million dollars. belonging to exiled russian tycoon. has been seized in france. and spy in the sky former russian agent chapman is turning her attention to the cosmic catwalk with plans to add some glamour to the country's space industry all the details online at r.t. dot com. please. the dire economic situation in the us has created a youth unemployment bomb with millions of graduates failing to find jobs to start off paying off their college debts many of those lucky enough to find work are massively overqualified for the positions as archy's anastasio churkin a reports the international children's fund has worked for almost

a century help the less fortunate than other nations now we want to tell you about a problem a little closer to home. for only fifteen thousand and he said today he'll get everything the needs to survive the idea of adopt a grad maybe a joke but modern day post college survival is most certainly not have seventy six thousand dollars hunted by tuition debts larry's one of america's college degree owners facing a job market that has long ago thrown out the welcome mat the young people have twice the important point rate of most americans college grads are stepping out into the world in the worst time to try to land a job with around two million of them unemployed forcing many to forget about their skills and agree to any job on offer over three hundred thousand waiters and over eighteen thousand parking lot attendants working in the u.s. are said to have a college degree moreover the u.s.

bureau of labor statistics suggests as many as seventeen million americans with college degrees are forced to work jobs requiring less skills than a bachelor's degree provides raising an entire generation of janitors with ph d.'s as we have an ever higher percentage of kids in college and ever higher percentage of kids graduating at the same time as ever more companies are hiring fewer people so what better time to question whether education really is the best investment fed with america's traditional promise of a dream life after college what students aren't told however is that the cash and time they are invest. i think it's going to come back to bite them. at twenty two charles with a bachelor's in film and a dream of directing is already getting ready to settle for less you do wonder sometimes. because of this because of the economy he's looking for any available jobs to pay off his student loan debt but has not been able to find any paid work.

sixty five seventy thousand college. tuition. apart from weaving a dream career goodbye another big trend according to analysts debt driving much more than career choice if you want to help poor children as a physician good luck with your four hundred thousand dollars and other words people's college and university that is beginning to pick their careers who they marry where they live with the economy and other countries pumping in full mode job hunting overseas is becoming a lot more attractive than in the u.s. a lot of my friends are considering jobs outside of the u.s. in india they're considering. and china to sri with fifty thousand dollars of college debt so it's debt walk hand in hand with american culture take it or leave it but it's the cost of living the american life to education. taking out.

so you just live from one day to another in the u.s. wants to hold top position as world leader in the number of college graduates at the same time not enough jobs are being created and debt piles up forcing millions of americans to settle for less than what they dreamed of when covering that higher education and party. to another some other stories making headlines across the globe a high court in india has upheld the death penalty. gunman of two thousand and eight mumbai attacks mohammad assad's appeal was rejected he's been convicted of multiple murder and conspiracy. as well as waging war against india around one hundred seventy people were killed when ten pakistani gunmen attacked two luxury hotels in the city because saad could still take his case to the supreme court. now these thirty people were killed and nearly forty wounded in a suicide bomb attack in northern afghanistan the device was detonated near the

entrance of a government office where crowds of people were killing for a national id card violence has been on the rise in the region which is believed to harbor taliban hideouts. in the somali capital mogadishu at least eight people have been killed thirty five injured when a suicide bomber detonated a car outside a police station no group has yet claimed responsibility but authorities fear of the involvement of islamised insurgent groups authorities have branded the attack quote a cowardly act. well there may be man's best friend but for some people dogs are also a lifeline to the world when the eyes of one man's guide dog started to falter the owner spared no cost to keep his four legged friend on the road but as artie sarah first found out the government's not so quick to stump up the cash to train more of these vital animals. when i. began leading you astray he realized that rather than a visual aid this might be more of a case of the blind leading the blind the chit to the vets and his west suspicions

. we find contracts on the dogs to take urgent measures. but as they say it dog is for life and despite the large cost of the operation let's say it was determined to find a solution. i don't like to think about how much it cost me i took extra work and saved my pension for surgery it was worth it. we had to stop the inflammation and then remove the islands from the dog severely damaged by the surgery was successful in the dogs now able to see again. in a country with a very cool sort of a million blind and visually impaired the number of guide dogs. vailable is way fully inadequates this training center the outskirts small scale is one of only relatively few and the only one that's government funded it's there up to eighty dogs being chained here in the center at the moment now the training of the dogs typically starts in there between ten months and two years old and many of the

puppies are bred in the center. but the schools in a catch twenty two situation it will receive the government funding to increase the numbers trained until demand is higher but the demand remains low as many simply can't afford the expense of keeping their parents and in a country struggling to adequately provide for the blind guy don't compete in valuable as a lexus a well known these producers. like a member of the family she's always in the same room as me. they say that dog is a man's best friend but of course if you're blind a guide dog is so much more than just companionship it's a chance to mobilize is so to really get your life back and it's why it's so important the more guys like this are trained up. some experts believe the us bogged down in wars and oppressed by emerging powers have to rethink its role in world affairs but one norwegian sociologist johan

gulgong goes one step further by predicting what he calls the fall of the us empire in the near future stay with us that interview coming up next. archie sitting down with professor johan galton an internationally recognized founder of peace studies and author of more than one hundred fifty books his most recent book is titled the fall of the us empire and then what professor galton

thank you very much for sitting down r.t. today my pleasure he said in twenty twenty the us empire will come crumbling down that leaves nine years according to your prediction what will happen between now and twenty twenty really slowly making wars. having not been better success for they redraw their bases but if the english did onesies to. stay with them according to some. they will discover negotiation and twisting and. they may discover it could to. trade for mutual unequal benefit that this is not enough for a good trade agreement that the willing buyer meets willing sellers and sign something to look at the fix down in the pit i mean that. those put them in may also employ. employee quite

a lot of americans maybe something what do you believe will happen that will cause us leaders to decide to end. and the ongoing wars in afghanistan and iraq and to put their bases in iraq is not at all turning out the way they hoped. that neither the same will happen in yemen and somalia number of other countries where the covert operations somebody will come to the conclusion that enough is enough that conclusion may not be drawn publicly what do you think's going to happen within the next five years or so between israel and iran i think the logic phrase for it has changed the last two weeks of the twenty's. israel has been running the game according to the prophet chapter two to five inspire you by deterred one through king david's through so that. we make peace between the bedouin tribes and when we have done that they. missed their swords

into plowshares. the last part of this quote now this is politics. and this except through what they have tried to do by trying to somehow buy up one way or the other there's jeems in the neighboring countries right now this is challenged. u.s. president barack obama campaigning two years ago. and when you sign when the presidential election did you think you this can their children american anyway didn't believe him or did you think the system was too strong for a person only that it was obvious secondly didn't know foreign politics didn't have i.d.'s birdwatcher gross impressed me more was that the major finance rules goldman sachs. american jews for obama or some organization in chicago that stood up but the reports were expected him to be

a very appropriate threat so the moment you go on that line you see you have tied up a lot of your foreign policy. and i will try to get to other countries kind of thing probably starting with you know have six seven eight the coming by the way in the world you can leave behind disregard the people who voted for you david and maybe consider who said we mean then blacks and hispanics and youth and all kinds of groups and then to see as i'm hoping for something new to happen with republican south republicans but a single little thing is the operating but a presidential directive which he could to a much larger extent tried to make a compromise with the republicans who watering down but they were he proposed and in addition to having them vote against him do you think president obama will win a second term i don't think so you know i think so i don't think so if he won as

a black maybe the next one would be able. pale and i don't under estimate is there anything that americans every day americans could do tween now and twenty twenty to prevent the what you call the upcoming fall with us empire i don't think that's decided inside the u.s. it's decided to. me just clarify that but. one simple sentence what is going to happen to a star in the snow this side of the abortion in my view it's this side of an axis between a stumble and beijing. russia. china . increasing irrelevance. holiday ended in this washington to vietnam they lost the war and pulled out their say it's the political defeat that this morning on the military one of the year's relevance so having said

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to have you with us here on our t.v.'s here headlines dozens of demonstrators in the libyan capital tripoli reportedly killed in the air raids by the military as protesters torch government buildings opposition forces claim to control the country's second city benghazi is libyan diplomats at the u.n. reject colonel gadhafi regime. demanding compensation for properties seized during the second world war. still viewed as liberators in the country's official history . and in the u.s. the number of jobless graduates continues to grow with many heavily in debt and forced into low paid work. resident adventurer james brown to head south to the

pens or region for the latest discovering russia series stay with us. in russian terms the pens region is just a short hop from. around six hundred fifty kilometers southeast and only an hour's plane journey away it's an area that any travelers should explore. the capital panzer is home to more than half a million people and although it's a modern city with a thriving business and cultural scene there are plenty of twits possed around the streets. so this is where the history of penza began back in sixteen sixty three it was founded as a from town on the very first wooden buildings went up right. in front much of the region still consists of forests and if you're interested in seeing some of its best preserved historical sites.