just in history. to serve or to win the war stan brown. against the tide of history be written. sixty six years of victory on r.g.p. . of the week such top stories they're all to america's most wanted terrorist and still the guides troops bringing cheering crowds on to the streets but looting song possible clients distances lots of dates version of events also would refuse a wish a pictures of osama bin laden's body piercing conspiracy theories. nato members look at siphoning support for the libyan rebels with washington planning to remove the japanese frozen assets but russia wants the alliance isn't told but is

getting dangerously close to a ground invasion. of troops and tanks and arrests in syria with no signs of an end suffice it washington on the new deployed sanctions to force the regime to end its politics comes out on its this is a solid eight hundred people have reportedly been killed since the uprising began almost two months ago a. mosque a prepares to roll out the big guns for the annual ground victory day parade aussies look at the highlights of the run households talking to survivors i'm exploring how today's younger generations feel about the fight for freedom. during our songs has become one of the world's most talked about mad not just because of his whistle blower website but because of his outspoken opinions as well his interviews next. julian prize for talking to r.t.

now through the course of your work it's reasonable to assume that you have started insights into how political decisions are being made what do you make of the recent events in the middle east and north africa do you think that we're seeing genuine social unrest or are we seeing some kind of orchestrated revolt and if so who do you think is behind all this with a genuine change in some parts of the middle east i mean egypt is a clinical and i was concerned at the beginning of the egyptian revolution as to when whether we just saw it changing of the kids and. made something sane existing power structure when something really different was happening but after mubarak played kyra you saw really revolutions occurring in every institution we've seen interest around and i would say a trickle so that that's the sort of change it's hard for them came out what's happening in some other countries is different so the situation in libya is clearly

has evolved and the state actors in it for many people here it's not something it's being driven by because now it is normal for neighboring countries to have interconnections we need to be activists in different countries and meeting different countries business in different countries and states from neighboring countries that's normally when outside forces from very very far flung countries start to take an aggressive role in a regional affair. then we have to look a bit more insight into what's going on is not normal so what's happening in libya for example is not normal and social networking what role do you think sites like facebook and twitter have played in the revolutions in the middle east how easy would you say it is to manipulate media like facebook in particular. the most appalling spying machine that has ever been your intent he we have the world's most comprehensive database about people and their relationships in

a mysterious and they're going to patients and their communications we need. a really full cd we've united states all accessible to us from television facebook. google yahoo always mating with some of the nations have you seen the place and for us intelligence. it's not a matter of serious a payment they have an interface and they have developed for us intelligence communities and that is it because that facebook. is actually run by u.s. intelligence now it's not like that it's simply the u.s. intelligence is able to bring to bear legal and political pressure to them and it's costly for them to hand out records and i'm going to go on so they have automated the process and everyone should understand that if they when they had their friends to facebook they are doing the free work for the united states intelligence

agencies. in building this database with let's talk about. the latest of wiki leaks cables that have been released they show the u.k. as a haven for extremism with at least thirty five grams one of a detainees having at least passed through the u.k. is the u.k. still a haven for terrorists going to still be a haven for terrorists but certainly a haven for all the guards around the former regime dictators and come here i mean remember the famous pinochet trial for the exclusion of permission from the u.k. which the if that's your resistance. incredibly using a lawyer that is involved in trying to fix it right now me from the united kingdom now part of that is perhaps a good it's an example of true liberalism in the united kingdom everyone probably he could count. on the other hand there does seem to be at least connect

between is it really supporting free speech or it was like we come to the u.k. but on the other hand it is supporting people like sons of gadhafi and. the information why has wiki leaks released it now i mean it seems to sort of sort of to be to be off to the fact is it because obama has recently announced his we're election campaign obviously closing guantanamo was one of his main election promises was a number of reasons why we have released. the primary one is that we are a small organized ensuring very committed one and large he became an internet search for ordinary attack all these things continue to go on and so they really dampen down our ability to move quickly what we can see the timing is good obama has given not only closing the compound it was the side to reopen the truck very

serious and we now have a situation where even the. ministration says that forty eight of the people you encounter on a boat are completely innocent and the bay should be sent somewhere i may not be in some way so you completely innocent people incarcerated for years and years and years no trial no i'm not really no no country no greeting. states with united states has made and it's probably. not its place what's involved in rounding up these innocent people setting up a process that was from the very beginning corrupt there's a reason why they're in guantanamo and not on the us mainland and not in our country and the reason was to hide them and keep them outside of the law just like you have caribbean our own security money laundering united states was engaging people during let's move on and talk about your media partners one of which is the

guardian with whom you're now involved in a speech that you chose them as your primary english language partner for distributing the weeklies cables and now guardian journalists to publish this book called wiki leaks which you say is an attack on you how would you describe following that the gods is the guardian stance on whistleblowing and media freedom in general you know they are they are publishing organizations because they want as much right for them to publish as it's possible if it's a natural self interest what they have done with this cable cooking in his incredible reduction over reduction is they have pushed the right of the people to know the very very edge. and what they're concerned about is any possible without on them we have seen this sort of abuse. of the material that we have provided. several times and the guardian guardian is

the worst offender but we saw it also by new york problems new york times where he directed a sixty two page cable down to two paragraphs and this is completely against the agreement that we recently set up and think i'm november of last year that agreement was that the only reductions that should take place to protect people's lives and should be no out of a. reduction not to play protection not not to protect the guardians profit but only to protect lives what happens in the west is that there is no border between state interest and commercial but the ages of the state as a result of privatized rationing. and blew it out into the ages of companies so when you look at how the guardian behaves or how the new york times behaves. it is part of that image of corporate and state interests seamlessly we're going to

ensure the guardian is concerned at all mentally about it or being criticized by these interests about lawsuits and career can still be. driven by oh my god stephen bright people powerful enough to push. a court case forward let's talk a little bit about you and what you are going through at the moment you are currently fighting extradition to sweden what are your fares should you be extracts that your problem is in two parts. united states is trying to get up an execution case for me to the united states. just today we see a new subpoena coming out of the secret grand jury that is operating in alexandria virginia and is trying to get our police espionage case against them.

it is but he will leave that case and whatever country i mean once he decides to interact they will try to make money from that country and possibly not as many of the body are that's not. the other problem with the swedish extradition is that the process itself has been corrupt and. so it was corrupted from the very beginning and we've seen corruption in the swedish media we've seen. all sorts of strange actions in relation to you know how do these cases progressed what message you think it would send to the world if the u.k. did turn around almost unexpectedly at this point it seems and refused to extradite you which means on which country so here's the sort of calculation it's going on in the united kingdom. united kingdom wants to keep at the various levels france

because it's good relationship with states. so if the u.k. was to reject the u.s. an extradition order that would pose terrible problems and similarly if it was to reject the swedish extradition that would pose problems for it because it would look like it was seething hard to me and this is that the sort of difficult situation in afghanistan where people think with hard work being a lot like christmas cards of any country which he used to be harboring us as united states are trying to conduct its aggressive response. faces we compressions and the united kingdom. does it came to expect me the united states. then it faces a difficult position critically. which is the ball called people and i think you supported us and finally julian who do you consider to be our number one enemy.

number one enemy is ignorance. and i believe that is the number one in need of everybody. is not understanding what is actually going on in the world and so on you when you start to understand that you can make it fit the president's ineffective plans without question is he was promoting ignorance all those organizations that tried to keep things secret. and those organizations which distort truth nation to make it false misrepresented in this latter category. you know it is bad media but it really is why and i opinion that the media in general are so bad. we have to question whether the world would be better off without them altogether. so distorted of how the world actually use. but the result is we see wars and we see and corrupt governments continue. one of

the hopeful things that i've discovered is that really every war that has started in the past fifteen years has been a result of media lives and the media could have stopped it if they had searched their head and. government propaganda they could have stopped but what does that mean. that means basically populations don't like what's. populations have to be fooled into wars populations don't know we've only been open we've opened our eyes going. so if we have a quick media environment then go also have a peaceful right. thank you very much. week

said some of the stories america's most wanted terrorist is killed by its troops bringing cheering crowds on to the streets but giving us some puzzled by consistencies me united states budget all the beds in the sober refusal to shoot pictures of a solid lawlessness polity a feeling conspiracy theory its. nato members and look at something support from the libyan rebels and washington funding to release kids out of these phrases that aren't sets good russia warns the alliance isn't vulgar it is getting dangerously close to grounds in the face of. troops at times and our arrests in syria with those songs often ends with icing washington on the view deploys time so as to

follows the regime itself end its violent crime sound all that says is that it's some eight hundred people have been killed since the optimizer gun at least two months ago. most paper has to roll out the big guns for the annual ground victory day parade all g.'s looking at the highlights of the rehearsals talking to simply visit exploring how today's younger generations feel about the fight for freedom and he has got all that age in sports news for us next. well i see your exactly right it is a busy the sports action let's get right to it the headlines this hour. rink ruster russia lose the defending champions the czech republic up their world i saw he championships but their play off place is already sure. clash of the titans the

madrid masters decider between holder and on between the joke of each it's just moments away from its start. and on your bike be annual five rings of last school event races into third gear in the heart of school. one of the biggest rivalries in international ice hockey has not just finished up this year's world championships russia going down to the czech republic in the group stages three two was how it ended up in slovakia alexander ovechkin playing in the defeat for russia that's his first game since joining up with the squad after his washington capitals were dumped odds of the n.h.l. playoffs both teams were already through to the second round now in group f. second place sweden beat fifth ranked switched on meaning the swiss are now eliminated from this year's events. being in bratislava where the continental hockey league will see another country joining its ranks eleventh progs becoming

the first the fucking club to sign up their quest to test themselves against the giants of the european game such as you lie and see here winning their first p.h.l. title last month begins from next season it's talian up and coming side milan are also hoping to get the go ahead for the same year. intriguing stuff to the russian premier league where the spoils have been shared in the latest. securing a point apiece and sunday's. opening fixture the visitors twice securing the lead before i determine the now i figure rein them in both sides move to twelve points after seven games elsewhere on car of bottom placed on the art of the drop zone all together after a two one win away just for tech moscow they made salable class train rubina new boys as he crossed the door went the way of the home side after going behind early on. in the late game which is no just on their way out luck motif their instant

petersburg taking on champions and a top of the table place at stake for both sides of the original score patrol of steve is. talking english football now or munch united look to of all that secure the premier league title alex ferguson's charge is leading chelsea with a run ten minutes left to play and if the result steve is this sane one more point from their final couple of games will make it official for the reds javier hernandez on the minute village doing the damage so far against realistically the only team who could have deprived united of their fourth league title in five years to on is the score as i see it with around ten minutes to play and even if united lose their next two matches and chelsea winders they will still hold a superior difference now arsenal's slim slim hopes of glory were drawn for by stoke before the us losing three one out of britannia stadium while wolves edged

their way out of the relegation zone courtesy of a three one win over west brom. we have our champions in serbia meanwhile milan clinching the italian skidded to two games early thanks to a draw against roma were all scenary from the taking to the streets following the nil nil scoreline with the romans on saturday it's malone's first title since two thousand and four the wind also en city rivals introduced five year domination of the domestic chairmanship it also puts milan level. within eighteen league titles but it is eventis who can still post a hefty record of twenty seven. i want you the formula one circuit reeling champion sebastian vettel has added to his overall lead in impressive fashion the red bull driver making it three wins from four races after a dominant display at the turkish grand prix the german leading for the majority of the rich differentially leaving his competition in the dust with plenty of time to spare red bull team is more ferrari's fernando alonso second and third by

a large margin lewis hamilton started on finish the race and fourth while nico rosberg dropped a fifth after starting the day from second place the russian vitaly petrov he began in seventh ended up in its place in history. courtside now where we are just moments away from the tennis tussle of the season it's novak djokovic show incredibly on beaten in twenty eleven preparing to take on the king of play himself in the rough field itself course in the final of the madrid masters little introduction really needed in the marquee match up between the world number one. software ranked in the dollhouse beaten george in all nine of their previous meetings on clay but it's the serve and housing big all year long slender dissolve who is defending champion madrid also lead sixty nine in head to head meetings on and facts that match up as i speak just begone new score though since.

boxing and money again successfully defended his w.b. away also with title this time again sugar shane mosley been in las vegas a fourteenth straight man and a third defeat in a row for his opponents mostly knocked on early on for only the third time in eighteen years in the ring in the win by unanimous decision with thirty nine year old mostly stating afterwards the filipino was the best fighter he ever faced. on the. is jonathan bird overcame minor front nine struggles to bump overnight leader pup praise from top spot a quail hollow this coraline in need of leading by a single shot out of the final round in charlotte's bird really did have to pull being whole then on the night the thirty three year although finding his rhythm on the back nine this effort for the fourth dean told setting up one of his seven birdies a five under par sixty seven total enough for the lead praise also has

a. just for birdies meaning he says goodbye to the summer with a run to play the thirty five year old still in solid position who ever expected biggest slice of the six and a million dollars. i'm looking them has won the most prestigious event in american horseracing the kentucky derby. twenty two one long shot jockey on the last quiz replacing the injured robbie for one epic rides the first triple crown events of the season so shock go forward hold the lead past the halfway mark but watch here as a normal kingdom went to work with the finish line in sight putting all this strength into the final stretch the missing run starting from sixth place before finishing the underdog ahead by more than two lengths dialed in who was most favored by the bookies of fortune one was way down in here so a great way to find spot for us was after his initial ride uncle nola scratched from the restricted to

a stomach ailment although no on amazingly for chooses for the winner. but brings us to cycling finally where the third stage of the five rings of not school race was in need of a photo finish on saturday evening local man alex on that sort of precaution taking the win while the overall champion will be decided on monday a victory day here in russia we're open for to reports. we can sing the world's to growers settle scores. the privilege for many of those who are just taking a walk in downtown moscow or given selling the third stage of the firings of most stories taking place in the very heart of the russian capital. during less around the walls of one of russia's mainland marks four kilometers each with a title of the kremlin ring at stake russian team katyusha girls listening top of the overall standings promptly took their place in the leading group with different

riders taking turns trying to break away from the. oval none of them managed to keep their advantage up to the end. and that was still anyone's race at the last lap stage the event destined to be decided in the dunn seconds it was macos schweitzer from german team. along with a russian spy looks under the sea but of course who are the first to cause the finishing line shoulder to shoulder with bull celebrating victory however there can be only one of the top of the poor human f.o. to finish signaling the slightest of advantages for the russian still but a few kilometers to the finish the germans started to up the ante and i just try to catch up with them and keep the tempo in the last one hundred metres i managed to overtake them a bit despite that when i was giving my all and one or. two or three guys

again when the rays are maybe a quarter of education so we have to see how their day is and then monday's loss nature of the flag raising with when i said i think so and we can see where it is when. we're third place. park or some member of grecia you know scare the germans could be content with a hard day's work plenty more action lie ahead with the final couple stages of the firings of moscow race up for consideration this big three day weekend. we're going to work to muskat. not just about it but just before i go i can tell you the score too much s. not in chelsea still to one so the title looks very much like united states all the sport for not ceasing. hungry for the full song we've got it first the biggest issues get the human voice

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