all james bond. than about the actual information. thank you. to all people around the world. will be. hello this is r.t. from moscow it's kevin owen here tonight with our top stories for you the u.s. bills pressure on syria as the state department slams a violent crackdown on protests there and promises it will hold president assad's government accountable for the bloodshed but the recent shelling of residential areas the total number of those killed since the unrest began in march is nearing eight hundred now. i did libya fresh nato air strikes hit the capital tripoli reportedly damaging the north korean embassy and gadhafi compound and leading to

more civilian deaths came just hours after libyan leader made his first t.v. appearance in more than a week. also german court finds a former nazi death camp guard guilty of accessory to war crimes they include the execution of thousands of jews during the second world war ninety one year old john demjanjuk was sentenced to five years in prison but released pending an appeal. next as our programs continue r.t. talks to a political analyst who's developed his own theory to explain as he sees it what's behind major political events. you know thank you very much for talking to r.t. here in price and now tell me what is the geopolitics the geopolitics is looking at the underlying global agenda greater than gender that is multigenerational and outside the bounds of say the day to day perception as presented in the

mainstream media some people say that what you do is actually fair mongering amongst the general population what's your reaction to that people will go through fear as they start to realize what's occurring and they're also go through anger but when they actually get through that and they start to see the bigger picture then actually is very empowering to be able to actually understand what's going on and see that bigger picture middle east we've seen a wave of revolutions across across north africa in the middle east you have things that you call fault flag events do you think that these revolutions also were thoughts like again. at this stage of the game it's very difficult to say i think the things in the middle east have been unfolding at a phenomenal rate of knots what i do perceive though is that the ultimate target was indeed libya along let's just have a look at a couple of things here on january the fourth of this year the un was about to release a report which actually was praising the death as

a model leader in the arab world and you know let's just also recognize one remarkable piece of coincidence all of the countries that are tagged by the mainstream media on behalf of the political elite all of the countries tags such as venezuela cuba libya iraq iran north korea all have one thing in common or had one thing in common and that is they are free of debt from the world bank that they are not locked into the world bank and the i.m.f. they have their own banks they issue their own currency and we also have to recognize the remarkable coincidence between gadhafi. statement that he was going to start issuing gold diena and demanding that he's always purchased in gold and then the next thing we know course then we have a popular uprising now this was brilliant it was a brilliant strategy because when tony blair and george bush announced in two thousand and two they were planning to launch. a regime change event on

iraq millions of people hit the streets across the the western world but this time this time effectively the same has or is in process in libya as was done in iraq over there be eight years ago in two thousand and three and yet this time because if you like the scene was set through other popular uprisings libya just seem to be the next natural part of the process and then the next natural part of the process it seems is syria now what we've just the e.u. has just applied sanctions to syria what do you see developing as in that situation but i think actually what's happening elsewhere basically when syria is deliberately contrived to take the attention away from libya the goal is libya the goal is control of not just the oil in libya libya's debts. it was less than one month g.d.p.

so it wasn't that which is working capital but it's not just the oil because in addition to supporting his country i mean let's let's understand that you know gadaffi paid a social wage every libyan of working age received a thousand the equivalent of a thousand dollars a month and it was up to them whether they worked or not so good that he was putting money back into the community all education was free he was not index of the world bank he was i'm not suggesting that everything about gadhafi was wonderful i think the appropriate term to describe it could that he would be a benevolent despot but nonetheless he wouldn't buy in to the overtures of the world bank he was also spending a significant chunk of the oil revenues on developing the massive ancient underground aquifers and he developed an incredible engineering network to take water from these aquifers and effectively turn the northern sahara desert the

libyans era into arab farmland so this would potentially not only make libya even more independent but also. enable it to effectively become a pseudo superpower you know within that region i have to ask you this question i'm listening to you talking do you consider yourself to be a conspiracy theorist. no i analyze the geo political agenda in reality more and more people are starting to realize that the myth all a-g. that is put out by the mainstream media is nothing more than a political construct and of course that's been demonstrated literally in the last few days with the sudden manifestation of a certain birth certificate which when it appeared on the white house website was immediately identified as being a forgery because it was still in the photoshop layers in the event that the media

particularly of course the us media then needed something of enormous magnitude to take the birth certificate issue off of the front pages so they decided that they needed to murder a sum of enlargement for what is at least a third time and i don't make that observation likely because we've we've had people who are very close to work close to the u.s. administration in the immediate aftermath of nine eleven who have stated that to solve the bin ladin was dead before the end of two thousand and one and then of course we had the iconic interview between dovid frost and then his ear bhutto in november of two thousand and seven where benazir bhutto stated categorically omar shaykh had murdered osama bin ladin a man who. now and david frost made no comment whatsoever he let it go completely unquestioned despite the fact that this was breaking news or should have been breaking news for benazir bhutto of course unfortunately paid

a tragic price for revealing that little gem of information because five weeks after that interview with david frost she herself was assassinated you were saying that the supposed this as a nation of a sovereign largent was in in an attempt to cover up the allegation that it wasn't born in the united states it's certainly having that effect doesn't it and of course now what's happening is that the story is unraveling it's an. rapidly. the the us administration is finding extremely difficult to stay with a single script because more and more people are starting to spot holes in the script and of course as they ask more questions and it's like any lie you know once people are exposed as lying and you probe that lie then they have to come up with more lies to cover the gaps in the original lie i mean we saw this piece of footage that was released that was allegedly a psalm of enlarging watching t.v. in his luxury compound and i mean close analysis of that photograph shows that it's

nothing like any of the. photographs of osama bin laden but i mean this story has still got some legs i'm not suggesting that after a few days we know all the facts but what i am suggesting is that people should not be taking the version of events offered by the mainstream media at face value and we should actually take it as beholden upon all of us to diggers deeply as possible to establish what we believe to be the truth it's just over a year since the massive oil spill from b.p. in the gulf of mexico you suggest that it wasn't in fact caused by a technical failure or incompetence in any way that you think that something deeper and more sinister lurks behind it as well and my reason for that belief is that there are some very very important questions that both b.p. and the u.s. government have done their utmost to make sure don't get asked and to be very specific the deepwater horizon at the time i had one of b.p.'s most experienced

company men on the rig was a guy called ronald's separate bardot and several was taken off the rig supposedly to attend a course in lafayette louisiana now it's remarkable that b.p.'s most experienced company man should be taken off the rig to learn how to use the b o p the most significant jump. of the the drilling operation i.e. just as the wells of about to reach completion the person that was put on the rig to replace was a guy called bob colusa colusa is the complete antithesis of vado he was a young guy he had no deep water drilling experience his only experience was land drilling and he was the main man he was the head honcho on the rig when the disaster occurred why b.p. would want to deliberately poor oil into the gulf and i'm not suggesting that the script was actually written by b.p.

in fact individuals within the unfortunately are potentially part of. i say a hidden hierarchy you know the questions need to be out who took the decision to put palooza on that rig these are questions that haven't been properly answered by the gulf coast hearings and bob has declined to appear before the gulf coast here and by pleading the fifth amendment i that if he does give evidence any evidence he gives me likely incriminate him and people can look this up for themselves and and see the you tube video clip of the united states senate deliberately overturning the request for the gulf coast hearings to be given the peris been the gulf coast here and been given the power subpoena it could have not only demanded that bob colusa actually appear before the hearing he could have demanded that bob colusa shares what he knows occurred on that rig immediately prior to the blowout and what could possibly be the reason for essentially deliberately spilling

millions of barrels of oil into the gulf of mexico what is the purpose of it i believe that the purpose of of this war it was a population reduction event and we've already seen elements of population reduction in the gulf coast area after katrina where many of the black residents of the area have not returned to new orleans. some cases they have been permitted to return to new orleans because there's absolutely nowhere for them to go because they're not being permitted to return to their former residence so what you're suggesting is that governments and big business are colluding to cull populations and why would they target a population that lives on the coast in the gulf of mexico. because basically they want to turn it into a massive production arena the reality is that the effects of that disaster are not being reported and have never been reported really outside of the gulf coast region the it's not just the oil and the mix of the dispersant

corexit and corrects it is extremely toxic it is toxicity is ten times that of oil alone and the reason that corrects it was poured onto the slick was to break up the slick but also to force it below the surface of the gulf because under federal law b.p.'s liability would be related to the size of the visible slick so if you can remove the visible slick then you reduce the liability now the other effect that that's having is that it's actually killing the marine life in the gulf because it's causing a dead zone because as the as the slick descends then all life beneath it effectively dies because it's not getting the natural sunlight in our thank you very much thank you. a cluster mission. and inside the container you have.

and you can have anywhere from dozens up to hundreds there's a huge market right now for cattle area clearance because there are a lot of countries in coral that are contaminated by unexploded ordnance. and so you've got these companies then n.g.o.s that are basically shrunk that have an expertise to get rid of these weapons what they do is they code in each place they will hire local train the locals how do the clerics let the locals basically take ownership because you know they have a vested interest in clearing their homes and they're putting themselves at risk every single day when they go out there to clear areas of. a. big. block.

of facing on the top stories from r.t. tonight the u.s. mails pressure on syria as the state department slams the bodden crackdown on protests there and promises it will hold president assad's government accountable for the bloodshed of the recent shelling of residential areas in the total number of those killed since the arrest began in boxes leaving eight hundred nine. hundred libya fresh nato air strikes in the capital tripoli reportedly damaging the most. rian embassy and could daffy's compound hundred into more civilian deaths the bombing came just hours after the libyan leader made his first t.v. appearance in more than a week. also german court finds a former nazi death camp guard guilty of accessory to war crimes they include the

execution of thousands of jews during the second world war twenty one year old john demjanjuk was sentenced to five years in prison but released pending an appeal. case got the support for. hello welcome to the sports update this evening and here are the top stories we shall overcome because throws down the gauntlet is russia prepared to place this arrivals canada into finals of the ice hockey was championships. plus king of a car kenny dalglish signs a new three year deal to stay on as liverpool manager. while legends line up diego maradona leads an all star eleven in chechnya as his capital opens a brand new stadium. and box kicks drama taste can

reach the russian cup final after beating rival start out moscow in a penalty shoot out. the first try so he and one of the fiercest rivalries resumes this evening as russia take on canada in the quarter finals of the world championships in slack here but they'll do it without one of their first choice defenders the columbia loss was injured in training on wednesday so alexei emelin on it and he couldn't at the back russian coach get just luck because admits he is big time players like alex and that edge and the a couple should have to improve to get his side a chance after every game is unpredictable and then you think it happened russia had the poorest form of the two sides of the tournament losing three times was around beaten and the favorites to go through and i captained rick nash says the match will be one of the major hits of the championship. well whoever wins this one will play finland in the semifinals after they tranced underdogs norway for one but also managed to break the deadlock early in the second period with

a penalty but it was all england after that event and from the russian side act passed back to brace for the visitors on wednesday night holders the czech republic setting semi final clash with sweden after thrashing usa and germany respectively. football now don't. in england kenny dalglish signed a new three year contract to stay on as liverpool manager after guiding the red some trials to third since taking over as caretaker in january when the sacking of roy hodgson the former scotland striker returns for a second stint in charge of the club he created as a player in one nine hundred seventy s. and eighty's the sixty year old has transformed the reds from under-achievers into a club on course the next season to write a league and with a chance of being a force in the premier league scott is also overseen signings of play with luis suarez and andy carroll and the side of nando tourista chelsea coach steve clarke who arrived in january as well as also signed a three year deal that nation is one of four managers in england's current top six clubs to be in their sixty's along with roxburgh aston banker harry redknapp and

spain's top two guardiola and jersey marina are in their forty's. but meanwhile on wednesday night it was a who's who of football in chechnya diego maradona a letter host of former internationals as an exhibition match in grozny the opening of a new stadium it is the biggest arena in southern russia with that capacity of thirty thousand and will be the new home of russian premier league grozny managed by root while it other big names on the pitch included french world cup winner fabien barthez portugal's noosphere ago as well as former england stars robbie fowler and steve mcmanaman the event was organized by chechen leader plans on the deal off the field it is only eleven former russian goalkeeper the c.i.s. and iran at five two winners making up the defeats to a brazilian side played in the region in march but there are says the two matches show the area is on the right course after years of instability other players are happy to accept the invitation. to listen we've been to many many places around

this problem is it doesn't bother me it's all less good guys are very good so it wasn't as if they would have been so many places i'd rather be so comerica middle east you know the far east german surveys show that it's a church that has. much of the people involved great to play with. the people but not a dollar of regular ac and you know whether new all those people were thought of before. well harry lost a fight i went to cisco have been to his technical hosts of the russian cup final yawning and beat city rival spacek in a parenting task on wednesday and will face serpentis i am here i haven't scored a single goal in normal times throughout the whole of their campaign consultant reports. spartak have relative why did pleasure without pain for their fans over the past few years i haven't won a trophy since two thousand and three which was out for the russian cup as usual the tension between these archrivals is close to boiling point as the price of patriot is a one hundred as

a place in the cup final is at stake. spar dark answered because clash as the out of form team however he turned out to be a game with were actually nothing between the moscow all former rivals but finally three minutes before half time to his car broken the deadlock. cross from the right flank and unsurprisingly as was the tall figure of thomas nancy who popped up to win the ball on the far post and beat the keeper however sparta managed a near instant response of their own in the dying seconds before the interval aiden mcgeady to or down the wing and will do waiting to me to come out of any ski he was shot the glance was enough to see the ball fly away get it in feet and into the net one all into the second half and ari scored four spots are ten minutes after you peering on the beach the red and white forward brilliantly swept past two defenders leaving no chance for disguise goalkeeper eleven minutes later they are going and how it will bounce back with this seems to me a header from a corner. the goal spree continued into seesaw game my d.d.

who ruled the right wing with his elect to peace launched a non-legal attack with a pinpoint cross juba not in the goal to eat some i can feel and looking the shot from the midfielder but the brazilian was weakest on the rebound making it three two to spartak well it kind of hints man four to clean on to their narrowed wantage but it was not to be the red and blue through enlisting in their rivals relentless pressure ended with brazil and. netty his doors do all of the season and i why i don't want to bet making it all square eight minutes before the final whistle three you all up to ninety minutes of pulsating end to end stuff and the game went into extra time to have the nerves of the occasion get to everyone you know models with full teams playing cautiously then it is full to decide to call a fair any was agony for sport not enjoy for the army man who's winning five year old russian international keeper again fever was the hero deflecting combat of short in style for victory quote for the final score quotable in

a cricket match world flat out and almost totally drained of emotions but we're very happy it was hard to come back into it every time span time or had everyone play well and eager it can favor proved once again that he's number one in the country for things obviously going to one for the fun so much you know until it was over second straight before for. just unfortunate of us in such a close game and it was something of this. still after overcoming spoiler alert to sky will freeze a line here who won the same in four only unsourced or six five all seen a penalty shoot out make up final will be held on the twenty second of me and yet i slowly complain about out of the other team. while over in spain barcelona have to change their league title in a row their one one draw at the monday was enough to give them an unassailable lead at the top spot while celebrations in the past like capital say decatur opens the champions are to twenty eight minutes before i can say that equalized just before

the break and the title points of asa their fifth week ran since two thousand by the two games to play they are six points clear the creation of the better up to hold record with second place rivals well madrid or finish as well as up. rather when i say defending champions into milan will face her in italian cult final and that so read you one wrong with roman sounds a right to go to are not. yes on a special night i kept saying it was five years and it is one thousand as a professional and he received a shield not a milestone just before kick off into lead one nil from the first leg and after a first half with the selection of notes the home side pressed in the second to find their reward so tossing home the fifty seven minutes was thirty eight dollars a season for eastern time roman revelled marco body elo directing is headed to make it one one but that's how it stayed into go through so you want to laggers. in the

final maybe twenty ninth. tennis now and world number one rafael nadal has remained on course to defend his title at the rome masters the top seed and classed fellow spaniard philip they are located in straight sets the doll never trailed during the match but like they did battle back from three left and level the first letter for all however this proved to be not enough as the two time defending champion posters at sixty or sixty up next is cross very church had the better of america's number one not the fish. than in the women's game french open champion francesca schiavone is through to the last eight and talking at recently in its daniela and to show that while it's close but not close enough the elena vesnina russian actually thirty two year old grettir on of hungary rules that has to be spent on the business over in driving match twice former champion lady young which had to labor cost pains come about it and got it

that's the kind another form around champion will be putting tennis to one side for the time being former world number one dinara safina is taking an indefinite break to cure her aching back twenty five year old russian will miss next week's french open where she was twice in the finalists suffering especially doesn't want to torture herself any longer igniting back pains is giving her trouble since the end of the two thousand and nine season. and talking of injuries golfing superstar tiger woods has pulled out of the players' championships for a second straight year the former world number one struggled from the tee off and dropped three shots at the par all thoughts after twice in the water fourteen time major winner said that he's not fully recovered yet and are again suffering from a knee injury woods who is now the world number seven reached the turning to ten shots off the lead but for deciding to call it a day with thirty five also with two last year trouble. and that's what this goes on but i'll be back later so you can see around.

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