sixty six years of victory or no or she. very well welcome back to hong kong now here in moscow the week's top stories america's most wanted terrorist is killed by its troops bringing cheering crowds on to the streets balls leaving some puzzles on a consistency the united states sends also a refusal to show you pictures all the song of the dolphins body else munich conspiracy theory. they say members and look at the fine things of the libyan rebels with washington planning to release good stuff and close the nonsense but

russia will see alliances unfold and it's getting dangerously close to a ground invasion. troops at times and arrest in syria with no signs of an end fighting washington and the need for sanctions full of the regime to end its not a crackdown on its distance some eight hundred people have reportedly been killed in the uprising began almost two months ago. i mostly plans to roll out the big guns for the annual ground victory day parade and also he's looking at the highlights from the rehearsals talking to survivors and exploring how today's younger generations feel about the fight for freedom. truly in our songs has become one of the world's most talked about man not just because of his whistle blowing web site but because of his outspoken opinions as well as interview is that.

julian writes of 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 well as genuine change in some parts of the middle east i mean egypt is a clear case i was concerned in the beginning of the revolution the time when we just saw a changing of the chairs and you know room mates of the same existing power structure when something really different was happening after mubarak played kyra and you saw the real machines occurring in every institution we beam into the executive i'm so good that's a sort of change it's hard to know what's happening in some other countries is

a different situation in libya. we have involvement of state actors in it from many different areas but something has been going because now it is normal for neighboring countries to have interconnections from each of the activists in different countries friendlies in different countries businesses in different countries and the states from maidment come from 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 at it more instead of what's going on it's 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. if the. most appalling spying machine that has ever been invented here we have the world's most comprehensive database about people and

their relationships been names to address and they were cation this communication as we drove up the road from old city we've been expecting all accessible to us and go to facebook. google yahoo all these made and we sort of patients have. the devices for us intelligence but it's not a matter of searching in subpoena they have a need to face and they have developed for us intelligence to humans now is it the case that facebook. is actually run by your sentence no it's not like that it's simply that u.s. intelligence is able to bring to bear and political pressure and it's costly for them to hand out records and one by one so they have automated the process everyone should understand that the bay when they had their friends to facebook they are

doing a free work for the united states intelligence agencies. in building the start of the race from let's talk about her latest of wiki leaks cables that have been released they show the u.k. as a haven for extremism with at least thirty five guantanamo detainees having at least passed three the u.k. is the u.k. still a haven for terrorists still being a haven for terrorists but it certainly haven for other darks and former regime dictators at the pump you know i mean remember the famous pinochet trial for the extradition of permission from the u.k. which the. resistance. incredibly using a lawyer that is involved in 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 religion in the united kingdom everyone come here

and. on the other hand there does seem to be if you connect between is it really supporting free speech activists like me who come to the u.k. but on the other hand he's supporting people like sons of you know offering. their guantanamo 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 and obviously closing guantanamo was one of his main election promises but was a number of reasons why we've released it now. the primary one is that we are a small organisation very committed one and last year we came into it was extraordinary attack all these things continue to go on and so they really don't on down their ability to move quickly what we think and the timing is good obama has given up on closing guantanamo i just decided to reopen the drop prices and we now

have a situation where even the. ministration says that forty eight of these people. are completely innocent and they should be sent back and they're not going to forget so completely innocent people incarcerated for years and years no trial and no hope nobody will know no country route greta i was reading the fate of united states had made its problem. in nine states with an evolving rounding up these innocent people sitting up for 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 it outside of a war just like you had caribbean islands and gratian only wandering united states was engaging people doing but let's move on and talk about your media partners one

of which is the guardian with whom you're now involved in it to speak but you chose them as your primary english language partner that disturber saying that we can these cables and guardian journalists a publicist on wiki leaks which you say is an attack on you how would you describe following that their 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 and as possible that's a natural self interest and what they have done with this cable cooking. incredible reaction over reaction of cables is they have pushed the right of the people to know it's a very very much and what they're concerned about. he's any possible attack on him but we have seen this sort of abuse. all the material that we have provided.

several times and the guardian guardian is the worst offender but we saw it also by the new york times and york times retracted a sixty two page pavement down to two paragraphs and this is completely against the agreement they were you originally set up with them on november the. well see a very grim and wasn't the only redactions that should take place to protect people's lives and should be no other. reduction not to protect reputation not not to protect the guardians profit public only to protect the lives what happens in the west is that there is no border between state interest information from. the ages of the state as a result of privatizing national follows the illegal would out into the wages of companies and so when you look at how the guardian behaves we'll have a new york times behaves. it is part of that image of corporate and state interests

seamlessly going to mention the guardian is concerned predominantly about being criticized programs by our own interests about lawsuits security against. driven by an oligarch striven why don't 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 fears should you be extradited that the problem is in two parts. united states is trying to put up an execution case for me to the united states just today receiving new subpoena coming out of the secret grand jury that is operating you know exam to virginia try to get up this extra large case against them.

it is a building that case and whatever country i mean once it decides to indict they will try to recruit me from my country and possibly not just me possibly are those that are. the other problem with the sweet expedition is that the process itself has been corrupted. so it was corrupted from very beginning and we've seen corruption is when the media we've seen. all sorts of strange actions in relation to how do these kinds of progress 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 or depends on which country so here's a sort of calculation it's going on in the united kingdom. the united kingdom wants

to keep its various levels wants to keep its good relationship with states and i mean so if the u.k. was to reject the us extradition order that would pose terrible problems for similarly if it was to reject the swedish experience that would pose problems for it because it would look like if we see things harden i mean this is the sort of difficult situation in afghanistan. where he'd think it was hard for the larger. question response of any country which he used to be harboring us as united states is trying to conduct its aggressive response. faces political pressures if united kingdom. does attempts to its right mean the united states. then it faces a difficult position politically. which is the bulk of the people who came to

support 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 immediate everyone. is not understanding what is actually going on in the world it's only when you start to understand that you can make effective decisions and make your plans now chris news he was promoting ignorance of all those organizations to try to keep things secret. and those organizations which distort truth from asian american friends misrepresented. in this latter category. it is bad you know. it really is my and i p and that the media in general are so bad that. we have to question whether the world would be better off without them all together . so distorting of. how the world actually names.

the result is we see wars and we see corrupt governments continue war one of the hopeful things that i've discovered is that nearly every war that is started in the past fifteen years has been a result of meteorites in the media could have stopped it if they had searched people up if they hadn't recreated government propaganda they could have stopped it but what does that mean. that means basically populations that. populations have to be forbidden towards population is going to we've only been open we've opened our eyes going to so if we have a good media environment then we also have a peaceful. thank you very much. the

week's top stories america's most wanted terrorists killed by its troops bringing it cheering crowd the streets but meeting solving puzzles like consistent scenes in the united states version of a bed's all say a refusal to say pictures of a song with a nod and sporty for shooting conspiracy theory it's. nato members and get siphoning support from the libyan rebels and washington planning to release these frozen assets to russia the alliances and goldman says there dangerously close to a ground invasion. troops at times under resin syria with no signs of an end to

the fine stick washrooms in the e.u. deploy sanctions to force the regime to end its not to crack down on the deaths of some eight hundred people for you to be killed since the uprising down the race two months ago. moscow prepares to roll out the big guns for the annual ground victory they raised because he's been in the highlights of the rehearsals talking to survivors and inspiring how today's younger generations feel about the fight for freedom. while unions have now the latest from the world of sports for us. how your company this is sports today i'm you know neal let's take a look at the stories we're covering this hour. bring crust to russia leads to

defending champions the czech republic the world's ice hockey championships but their field place is already assured. nothing between them title chasing dean and see a scowl serve all that tasty before finishing all square in the capital. and on your bike five rings of moscow adventure races in the third year with the kremlin no less cutting costs the center cost. more in just a moment one of the biggest rivalries in international i saw he has finished this year's world championships russia going down to the czech republic in the group stages three how it ended up slovakia alexander ovechkin playing into the feat for russia his first game since joining up with the squad after the washington capitals were jumped out of the n.h.l. playoffs both the czechs on russia were already through to the second round however in a group effort sweden's win over switzerland was enough to see the swiss eliminated

from this years of. being in process where the continental hockey league will see another country join its ranks left progs becoming the first slovakian to look out there with the best insults against the giants of the european game so. you lie and say they're winning their first child last month begins next season italian off on coming side then milan devils are also hoping to get the go ahead for the scene. to the russian premier league where the spoils helping shirt in the low. darby. securing points of peace in sunday's opening fixture it was the visitors from the secure the lead surrogate machine which credited with the final touch after just four minutes of play one will see. a wondrous strike from under me and then drew to a level right before the half time whistle brilliant from the former liverpool man

however the army man looked to have secured all three points from sea to do india headed home ten minutes from fine but the term until now no word on for yet ensuring a point thanks to mark or locke each offer for the good work from her room in both sides move up to twelve points for seventy. two sides or three points behind surprising. champions in each of the opportunity to go on the date of one one draw with luck motif put paid to darts. bottom of the drop zone thanks to a two one win away to spartak moscow while the need to both caution routine new boys f.c. krasnodar went the way of the home side. talking english football now where a month chest united have all but secured the premier league title alex ferguson's charges beating chelsea on sunday meaning they are now full six points three of the

police with just two games to go first off right from hell here on this on the money of british making a difference after old trafford frank lampard did manage a sixty eight minute reply but that was to be chelsea's so highlight a fourth at least title in five years now looks for all the world to be united arsenal slim the slim hopes of glory were gone for if i still play for the us losing three one of the puts on the stadium wild wolves edge there we are off the relegation zone pretty seed of a three one win over west. we have our champions meanwhile. in surrey milan clinching the italian death row two games early thanks to a draw against roma last scenary fans taking to the streets following an illegal storyline with the romans on saturday it's malone's first title since to thaw isn't it for the win also when city rivals interest five year on the nation of the

domestic championship it also puts milan level with inter an eighteen league titles but it's eventis who can still post a record twenty said. on the formula one circuit reeling champion sebastian vettel was added to his overall lead in impressive fashion the red bull driver making it three wins from four races after a dominant this play at the turkish crown prix the german leaving for their majority of the race separation leaving his competition in the dust with plenty of time to spur red bull teammate mark webber and ferrari's fernando alonso second on third by a large margin lewis hamilton started and finished the race and fourth while nico rosberg dropped the fifth after starting the day from second place to trough began in seven been ended up in it place in his. to basketball i'm putting my costs are the new champions of europe the groups winning their third euro league title in five years after the susan tell of the in the final it is six

thousand five hundred m.v.p. demetrius de'monte this too celebrated his thirty first birthday two days ago scored sixteen points and he was very instrumental in closing the game either for the shamrocks puff and i cost move up to second in the overall majority of law alongside system moscow. to list a good eight top. ok poxy a money pit keogh has once again successfully defended his w b a welterweight title this time against sugar shane mosley in las vegas fourteenth street victory for the. a third defeat in a row for his opponents mostly knocked john early on for only the third time in eighteen years in the ring pocky securing the win by unanimous decision with thirty nine year old mostly stating afterwards the filipino was the best piper he's ever faced. tougher in just nicely the golfer thomas aiken one his maiden european tour

title in spain the south african dedicating his victory to the let's look old golfing hero seventy paula stare us himself won the event three times that twenty seven will climb to the top of the leaderboard the halfway stage and shoot impressive consistency to steer her akin though in this very consistent three times already since none was intent on letting the civil war go a begging to bogey's the only limit on a score card to go along with birdies memorable to stop these dane hunts in the close this month. i'm old kingdom has won the most prestigious event in american horseracing the kentucky derby as a twenty two long long shot jockey john a lot through placing the injured robbie for one epic right the first triple crown event of the season so a shocker for pool delete past the halfway mark good to watch as animal kingdom

went to work with the finish line in sight putting all his strength is in the final stretch the amusing run started in sixth place before finishing with the underdog ahead by more than team lance and dialed in who was most favored by the pistons a feared one that was way down in eight so a great way to try and spot for the last quiz for his initial ride on tillman was rushed from the race she threw stomach ailment all in all amazingly for truth as for the winner. brings us to cycling finally where the third stage of the five rings are still race was in need of a photo finish on saturday local man alexander. kauth taking the window while the overall champion will be decided on monday that is victory day here in russia rubber for its annual reports. witnessing the world's top royer settle scores through which many of those who were just taking a walk in downtown moscow were given silly the third stage of the firings of most

stories to place in the very heart of the russian capital. three laps around the walls of russia's mainland marks for killing of the risk each. stage russian team katyusha girls listening top of the overall standings dropped it took their place in the living group with different riders taking turns trying to break away from the pelting. although none of them managed to keep their advantage of to the ends. and that was still anyone's maurice in the last lap stage of the event destined to be decided in the dying seconds it was because schweitzer from german team. along with the russia alexandr city record for the first because the finishing line shoulder to shoulder with will soon rating victory over there can be only one of the top of the podium at full

finish signaling the slightest of advantages for the russian still burning a few kilometers to the finish the germans started the on thing and i just try to catch up with them but it can keep the camp in the last one hundred metres i managed to overtake them a bit despite that when i was giving my all and one that was. two or three guys again when the razor maybe. so we have to see how their day is and then monday's loss nature will be fed raise with the wind i said i think so then we can see where the wind. with third place ok. because some member of the show you know scared the germans could be content with a hard day's work plenty more action lie ahead with a final couple stages of the firings of most race for consideration this big three day weekends. or to the must you. always good to

get a spot of recognition from the fans as well that is all your sport thought i'll see short. cultures that so much i was about different angles i think i give a real full what is happening to the war movement there are plenty of wars being fought there with far fewer protesters was the anti-war movement just. fifty.

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