for the full story we've got it for. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers on. hello this is our team from moscow it's kevin owen here tonight it's no ten thirty pm also time iraq top stories the u.s. pressure on syria as the state department slams the 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. and in libya fresh

nato air strikes at the capital tripoli reportedly damaging the north korean embassy and the gadhafi compound and leading to more civilian deaths the bombing came just hours after the libyan leader made his first t.v. appearance in more than a week. also a 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 he talks to a political analyst who's developed its own theory to explain that what's behind the world's major political events this coming right up. you know thank you very much for talking to r.t. here in price and now tell me what is geopolitics p. geopolitics is looking at the underlying global agenda hidden agenda that is multi-generational and outside the bounds of say the day to day perception

that's presented in the mainstream media some people say that what you do is essentially fear 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 it actually is very empowering to be able to actually understand what's going on and see that bigger picture middle east seen a wave of revolutions across across north africa in the middle east you have things that you call false flag events do you think that these revolutions also were false flag events. 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 things here on january the fourth of this year the u.n. was about to release a report which actually was praising gadhafi 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 one 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 the statement that he was going to start issuing gold diena and demanding that he is or was purchased in gold and then the next thing we know of 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 that they were planning to launch. a regime change event on iraq millions of people hit the streets across the western world but this time this time effectively the same has or is in process in libya as were done in iraq over the 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 seemed 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 did. in that situation well i think actually what's happening elsewhere particularly in 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 dead was less than

one month g.d.p. so it was no doubt 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 gadhafi 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 is 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 the water from these aquifers and effectively turn the northern sahara desert the libyans horror ensue arable 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. i analyze the deep geo political agenda in reality more and more people are starting to realize that the myth 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 sign of bin laden for what is at least the third time and i don't make that observation likely because we have people who are very close to the world close to the us administration in the immediate aftermath of nine eleven who have stated that the son of bin ladin was dead before the end of two thousand and one and then of course we have the iconic interview between david frost and benazir bhutto in november of two thousand and seven where benazir bhutto stated categorically omar shaykh had murdered asama been largely a man who. now and david frost made no comment whatsoever he let it go completely unquestioned despite the fact that this was you know breaking news or should have been breaking news but 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 so you're saying that the this supposed this that's nation obvious are going large and was big in in an attempt to cover up the allegation that it wasn't born in the united states it's certainly having an 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 it 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 are similar 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 asama bin ladin 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 asama 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 you know 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 something deeper and more sinister lurks behind us well and my reason for that belief is that there are some very very important questions that both people 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 had one of b.p.'s most experienced company men on the rig was a guy called ronald's several bardot and said it 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 p.o.p. the most significant junkie. of the the operation i just as the worlds of about to reach completion the person that was put on the rig to replace was a guy called bob colusa now bob colusa is the complete antithesis of the audio he was a young guy he had no deep water drilling experience his own 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 should i say didn't hierarchy you know the questions need to be art who took the decision to put proper colusa on that rig these are questions that haven't been properly answered by the gulf coast hearings and has declined to appear before the gulf coast here in pipe leading the the fifth amendment that if he does give evidence any evidence he gives may 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. hearing it been given the power subpoena it could have not only demanded the board colusa or actually appear before the hearing he could have demanded the board colusa shares what he knows occurred on that rig immediately

prior to the blowout 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 committed 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 to cull populations and why would they target a population that lives on the case of 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 corrects it 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 good zone because as the as the slick descends then all life beneath it effectively dies because it's not getting natural sunlight in our thank you very much thank you.

for some this is just a parliament building in britain. but sixty six years ago it was the final targets. and the last major offensive for the red army. its churchill became the symbol of the full of the fascist sit down. and the victory over nazi germany. the fall of berlin on r.t. . the

top stories tonight from out see the u.s. spills pressure on syria as the state department slams a violent crackdown on protests there and promises of a whole president assad's government accountable for the bloodshed the recent shelling of residential areas the total number of those killed since the unrest began in march is nearing eight hundred. and in libya fresh nato air strikes hit the capital tripoli reportedly damaging the north korean embassy and gadhafi his compound and leading to more civilian deaths the bombing came just hours off the libyan leader made the first see the parents of one week. also jump. court finds a former nazi death camp guard guilty of exists three to all crimes they include

the execution of frozen as of june of two of the second world ninety one year old george w. bush sentenced to five years in prison but police have been appealing. it three to forty five pm here moscow's coach with cage got loaded sports news u.k. rushes i saw a few fans for events in bratislava this evening tired i mean yes that's right russia is taking on rivals canada for a place in the world championships semifinal so as a favor to go through the north you know on current form it's canada russia coach because says anything can happen all the latest that's next. hello and welcome to the sports news and here are the headlines let's battle commenced russia take on this arrivals canada facing sunny finals ice hockey well. run conquest lucky adult overcomes a virus to progress roger federer is not touching the ground for the wrong masters

. alex king of the court kenny dalglish signs a new three year deal to stay on doesn't have a co-manager. first roy saki and one of the fiercest rivalries has received this evening as russia's take on canada in the quarterfinals of the world championships in the archaea but they're doing it without one of their first choice defenders nicholai below is out so let's see him alan consciously and coolly not me back russia have lost three times as told in the truck comes our unbeaten time favorites to go through but whoever wins will play finland in the semifinals after they trust underdogs norway one of those men broke the deadlock with a penalty early in the second period it was all threaten and after last night's game an end the russian side kept biting a brace for the victors. and it's now a roger federer has been dealt a major blow in his preparation for next week's french open the swiss world number three crashed out in. the third round of the rhinoceros at the hands of francis.

that i had beaten gas k. in eight previous encounters and also that in this match the stones of the lead in three hard fought sex current world number one i'm still defending champion rafael nadal he fared better overcame a virus found balance funny ricky on the lopez and straight sets of six top six to our next game is crossed mind the challenge the better america's number one modification also is number four seed andy murray the scot proving too strong of a likely quantity to sort out there and in the women's game a french open champion francesca schiavone is through to the last rites and harrowing talking i speak to slightly from against daniela to troy about maria sharapova was an easy six two six two winner over israel's shahar peer while it was close but not close enough to line up as many now the russian went and she thirty two year old got out on a hundred also suspect love is not so good poor being such an answer twice former champion guillen

a yankovic's for labor cost planes and the belt with you know scotty gets. out another former rowing champion week which intends to one side for the time being for while the blonde in our saturn is taking an indefinite break to cure her aching back the twenty five year old russian will miss next week's french open where she's a twice beaten finalist in the session doesn't want to torture herself and longer as nagging back pains given her troubles at the end of two thousand and nine. hundred of her conspicuous absentee for broken grass will be serena williams the american former world number one hasn't yet recovered from a long standing first injury and twenty nine year old boast just one paris. formidable collection of sureties grandson trifles back in two thousand and two so we triumphed in them all williams final against our eldest sister venus who's also a dad due to an abdominal injury. and still in your interest go to see. star tiger woods has pulled out of the players' championship first second straight year the

former world number one struggled on the tee off and dropped three shots at the par or fourth after twice finding water fourteen time major winner says he's having a hard time walking and sees again suffering from a knee injury words he is now a world number seven reached a turning forty two ten shots off the late before deciding to call it a day thirty five year old also withdrew last year you can neck trouble. football now and over in england kenny dalglish has signed a new straight year contracts to stay on the poor manager after guiding the reds from twelve's to fifth since taking over as caretaker in january following the sacking of roy hodgson the former scotland striker returns for a second stint in charge of the club he graced as a player in nineteen seventies and eighties the sixty year old has transformed the reds from under-achievers into a club on course for next season's europa league and with a chance in a fourth premier league scott was also able to see the signings of forwards luis suarez and andy carroll in the sale of another tourist to chance

a coach steve clarke who arrived in january as well as also signed a three year deal is one of all managers in england's top six club just to be in their sixty's along with sir alex ferguson aston vang and harry redknapp are strong start to put guardiola and gers they were near or in their forty's. i mean why wednesday night it was a new thought in chechnya diego maradona led a host of former internationals as an exhibition match in girls meet the opening a new stadium it is the biggest arena in southern russia with a capacity of thirty thousand and would be the new home of russian premier league team grozny managed by russia put other big names on the pitch including french well cup win a five year boss says portugal's this figo by this former england star robbie fowler steve mcmanaman event was organized by chechen leader at the off the field it is i'm eleven thirty from russia goalkeeper unites the sire and they ratified the winners making up for the defeat to a brazilian side that played in the region in march at the office says the two

matches show the area is on the right course after years of instability all the players perhaps accept the invitation. to listen we've been to many many places on this planet it isn't just about me it's our last good guys or bad we said it was there is a problem with being so many places said whether it be so dramatic a middle east you know the far east. shekel it's a church there is. a problem of the trust of the people involved great to play with . the people and mothers are not afraid of the lazy and you know well and you and those people who play in the quarter before. while here in moscow five time winners taste can have been joyous technical hosts of the russian cup final the army men beat city rival spacek in a penalty shoot out on wednesday and were face sucking to sideline year who have scored a single goal in normal times throughout the whole of their campaign consultant was out of reports. spartak have relatives who added pleasure without pain for their

fans over the past few years and haven't won a trophy since two thousand and three which was off of the russian cup as usual the tension between these arch rivals is close to one point as the price of fifty three is even higher as a place in the cup final is at stake. bardach entered the cup clash as the out of form team however he turned out to be a game with were actually nothing between the moscow old firm rivals but finally three minutes before half time his car broke the deadlock. cross from the right flank and unsurprisingly it was the tall figure of thomas nancy who popped out to win the ball on the far post and beat the keeper however spartak managed any instant response of their own in the dying seconds before the eight in waikiki tour down the wing and will be waiting for me to come by out of muskeg his shot the bounce was enough to see the ball fly away get it in feet and into the net one all into the second half and iare scored for spartak ten minutes after peering in the peach the red and white forward brilliantly swept past two defenders leaving no

chance for his guys goalkeeper eleven minutes later the i'm a man however bounced back with this suited me at hand from a corner. the goal spree continued in the seesaw game mikey who ruled the right wing with his electric bass launched another goal attack with a pinpoint cross that sounds you would not have the balls to eat some i can feel and look in the shot from the midfielder the brazilian was weakest and they were blown make it three two to spartak violated conference man four to clean on to their narrow advantage but it was not to be the red and blue threw everything at their rivals relentless pressure and with brazil and wagner luck netting his first goal of the season and i were idle one at that making it all square eight minutes before the final whistle through all of the ninety minutes of pulsating end to end stuff and the game went into extra time we have seen hours of the occasion get to everyone no more goes with both teams play. incautiously belt is full to decide to leave care any was agony for sport and joy for the army man who said when

a five year old russian international keeper i can feel it was the hero deflecting combat of short in style for victory five for the final score will help in a cracking match where all flat out and almost totally drained of emotions but we're very happy it was hard to come back into it every times by attack or. everyone play well and eager and favor proved once again that he is number one in the country both teams of a slayer what's the one for the fun so much a man now five years of a second straight before for. just unfortunate and such a close game and a loss on penalties. after overcoming spoiler to sky will freeze all idea who won they are the same the final against arsenal of six five all seen a penalty shoot out the cup final will be held on the twenty second of me and yet a slower containment of our team. well over in spain vassallo have to change the

third leg of title in a row now one drawer at love and see was enough to give them an unassailable lead at the top and wild celebrations in the capital on capital so to open for the champions of the twenty eight minutes before philippe has stated equalized just before the break that the title unsurpassed are physically crowned since two thousand and five the two games to play they are six points clear after better have to head record second place rivals well madrid will finish those runners up. and finally having its lead to finding champions in samoa will face a logo in the italian cup final and that story two one one with roma at the san siro to go through two one and i guess on a special night i can't say it was have yes and it is one thousandth game as a professional and he received a shields to mark a milestone just before kick off into lead one no from the first leg after the first off with little action of night the home side pressed in the second primary ward samuel eto slotting home after fifty seven minutes of his thirty eight goals

this season four minutes from time roma levelled marco body yellow directing his header to make it one more and that's how it's late into the answer to one of the aggregate play polemic in the final may the twenty ninth. and it's all sports news item. hungry for the film we've got it. the biggest issues get an invoice face to face with the news makers. renewed the latest in science and technology the rest. of the future avar.

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