the move to the joint people to raise a movie that's the gateway to the grand imperial truly to tell you what city. you can allude to the term social issues good to see don't need to go and. read this and the colonel was neutral as used to retreat. ten thirty pm in moscow zero jihad right international war crimes prosecutor seek the arrest of colonel gadhafi for crimes against humanity meanwhile russia calls for an end media tend to the bloodshed in libya and will need both the rebels and the government for talks in moscow. with spain's economic problems showing no sign of easing chances are growing for it to be next in line for european palla possible rescue might be just too big brother new member states to endure. one president to

the arab rallies on israel's borders has left more than sixteen dead hundreds wounded after troops opened fire thousands of palestinians and supporters attempted to cross into israel to protest its creation sixty three years ago and event they were for to us a catastrophe. next start he speaks with a radical u.s. anti-war campaigner who says her country's conflict is much is making it as much of a terrorist as those it claims to be fighting. archie is in chicago sitting down with longtime activist former leader of the weather underground radical group that operated back in the sixty's and seventy's and now clinical law professor at northwestern university and director of the children and family justice center bernardine dohrn thank you so much for joining us today pleasure now you obviously have an extremely diverse biography hated by so romanticized by others from being on the f.b.i.'s top ten most wanted list and now

being a law professor and dealing with children's rights which one of these stages serves your purposes the most i don't think of them is that the state and i feel like i've been obsessed with a couple of things my whole life certainly the question of justice and certainly peace war and peace you obviously throughout your career have received so much criticism of. your activities and actions were very radical this group the weather underground. some things that were you know later terrorist and you say this entire time that you were really fighting for peace we've become used to really since nine eleven as an example of american terrorism but we were never terrorists in fact i think the whole. and she war and. black freedom movement in the united states were militant had militant edges but really were always

restrained and if you look around the world at the time we in fact were tactically very restrained our rhetoric was sometimes a little inflamed and hyperbolic but our actions really were quite restrained the. it revolution and insurgency takes is constantly changing we just saw the mideast uprising who could have imagined that before it happened when those events broke out a lot of people in the united states worst. sort of fearful that the same could happen here on that kind of scale do you think that's possible of course it's possible you know we grown up in an era of american exceptionalism or last seventy years where the united states somehow isn't around by the other laws of history but of course we are bound by the rights of history militarily the united states is obviously still in full swing with the rocks i've got to stand libya military power still what do you make of what do you make of these particular wars and also what the

peace movement where is it i know this is there a lot of people that well i think that the u.s. economic down and spoke with globally hundred seventy four military bases you know over three live wars three shadow wars i think that it's you know a great danger to the world i think at the militarisation at home is also quite significant since nine eleven and the and rattling of all of the theories of the sixty's where is the peace movement i think you mainly see the peace movement in the veterans coming home and i'm not sure why that is i think that people oppose the wars there's no question that the american people oppose the iraq war continue to oppose it and think we should leave they oppose the escalation in afghanistan they supported it you know the day after nine eleven and have opposed it ever since and and they already opposed the libyan. so i think the american people are not in

a funny way are the peace movement right they haven't been able to change the tremendous military control of this democracy so we haven't been able to stop the wars but i don't want you to i don't think we should read in my eyes how much the american people don't like these wars and then i think the second major force people i work with are the veterans coming home because as in vietnam and. as in every war they come home and see the truth about what they've been asked to do and i think this current glorification of the troops can't hide the reality of what happens when these young kids are men and come home and they are the real truth tellers with us imperialism we've touched upon a little bit yourself as well as quite a significant number of other people believe that the u.s. power is dying down both politically and interaction with other countries economically where does it really stand now it was well i think it's destroying

itself american hegemony is no longer to be we have too many rising economic and cultural powers in the world i think that gives us here in the united states a tremendous opportunity as well as a tremendous risk the risk of course is we've seen other countries other empires decline but where their military stays very strong and there is a tremendous danger you can turn everything into a military opportunity instead of as a social and human opportunity do you think that. that decline economy is also like a very significant large contributor to the fact that the united states is losing its power abroad just the fact that so many people here are struggling and are not contributing to the economy or the country as a strong force the tremendous acceleration of the gap of income in the united states in the last decade says it all yes most of us are getting poorer i tiny

handful who are less than one percent of the pack relation are getting extravagantly wealthy you know you look from nine eleven till today and you say you know yes people who perpetrated the tragedy of nine eleven to justice there are many ways to be there could have brought them in front of an international tribunal could have had a police action but three war. millions of people being displaced separations of countries accusations of three countries that doesn't bring the united country in and certainly has imposed a tragedy in the rest of the world one of the latest obvious developments to the war on terror is of course the death of bin laden i want to ask you as a law professor under what legal basis was that committed by the united states i heard a legal commentator yesterday on the radio when i was driving home and i was laughing

out loud because. he claimed that under the u.n. charter the right of self-defense was in operation here self-defense yes maybe after nine eleven the operation was carried out against this terrorist cell would have been justified under international ten years later you know invade another country with your military and land them and do it. on the other hand we could take this moment i think as an opportunity for peace really ok now it's time to declare an end to these wars which came at least a rationalization by u.s. presidents was to you know to prevent nine eleventh's from happening again why don't we see this is a moment to withdraw from afghanistan and iraq just for do you think that's possible or is it also possible that this could this moment could be taken as an extra opportunity to really intensify efforts in

a well of afghanistan's not going to go well no matter how you define going well it is not possible to win these wars whatever that means and everybody knows that the dilemma is you can hear that drumbeat now for pakistan you know against pakistan and there's always going to be grand was always available for military aggressors seem to dominate the airwaves and the united states. people one and into these waters they voted for the current president as a peace candidate and now we've got two more wars so let's have an end to this this this the death of bin laden should be a moment where we can say yes now withdraw american withdraw from occupation what are the chances of that really well i don't we don't know until we do we insist on doing we don't know until we insist on it and i think it's our only hope is

demilitarizing the entire american economy so why are you doing resulting patients going on it's because politicians love the occupations i think that they serve the interests of you know. the late empire of capitalism if you will there about oil you can't say well we didn't intervene in bahrain but we did intervene in libya why . i mean you have your reasons why it will serials very terrible standards of course double standards we have the fifth fleet and bahrain and libya has oil and is near to europe and has no air defense system yeah there were very practical reasons why we pick and choose you to declare a state of war on the us government that is. you were on the f.b.i.'s. most wanted fugitives list and you were known to say that the real terrorist is the u.s. government yes do you still maintain these sorts of statements i think we were rebellions i think that we were an insurgency we were dissidents american

dissidents and the classic tradition. you know we were we thought it was possible to join the global struggle of revolutionary war at that moment in the sixty's so i understand how we thought about it. i think now as many old people who were metaphor is just so terrible it's just so carol that inflicts so much suffering on everyone. that i wish we had kind of kept that rebel. rebellion metaphor instead of war america but the other things that we said and i stand by them about the u.s. government being terrorists but i do recall that long ago from what i read this was only in ninety three just you know decade ago do you still believe i do believe that i think you know i mean from the year in order to save people is a terrible idea if it was bad people don't like it is it terrorism it usually is

terrorism because it's killing civilians people in my numbers i think that you can call it you know a message of. war to free people i think that of course the wars of wars of empire have always been wrapped in the in the paper and ribbons of democracy and bringing education and freedom to people it's terrorism when you yes i mean civilian populations occupying the land what does the media doing these days when it comes to all of these issues they take the defense department. press releases and read them as news uncritically we need a robust independent critical media and especially critical of power we're going to endure and thank you so much for your time and just pleasure.

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the war crimes prosecutors c.p.b. arrest of colonel gadhafi for crimes against humanity meanwhile russia pose for an immediate end to the bloodshed in libya which will meet both the rebels and the government or talks in moscow. with spain's economic problems showing no signs of letting up chances are growing for it to be next in line for a european bailout but a possible rescue might be just too big brother new member states to endure. unprecedented arab rallies on israel's borders means more than sixteen dead and hundreds wounded after troops opened fire thousands of palestinians and their supporters try crossing into israel to protest its creation sixty three years ago

an event they refer to as a catastrophe. later sports news now with unit o'neill so it seems that roy jones jr is getting into the spirit of things as head of his next fight in moscow and i understand he's got a bit of a hidden talent that he'll be bringing to the fore a deed he feels he's got a whole week ahead of the fight on saturday night with denis lebedeff the great russian hope so yes he's involving himself in a little bit of wrapping you know let's look at just a second. good to have you with us this is sports today i mean really let's take a look at some of the stuff we're covering this a. long time coming maria sharapova lost a reason to celebrate after winning her first w.c. a crowd in twelve months while trying. to clear as k.j.

choi please it cools to clean the richest prize on the golfing calendar. pick up a bunch we've got each and every goal from the weekend that was in the russian premier league. it's taken a while but maria sharapova is yet again a tennis champion the russian and beating some of those are in the real masters decider on sunday evening shrug of a never really letting her stray into poland into an all taking the title in straight sets six two six four to secure her first type in twelve months her twenty third you know all the siberian native previously software and one car line was the way to the final great timing ahead of the second grand you're. choking up with. no switch in the right things with the new groom moving from eight. it's great to be the champion. of love this tournament for many years and been a semifinalist before and to come back and then to win on clay especially to miss

my second title and right play means a lot this is a tough draw many great players here and here are said to be the champion means a lot to me. meanwhile there's absolutely no stopping novak djokovic shown the men's tour this season to serve closing in on valences all time record winning streak forty six matches posting his thirty nine victory in a row in room. but i feel adele because i took her for the second time and play using his fourth consecutive masters final in the process six four six four how it finished the it's our means favor for us which he's won five times djokovic show showed few signs of fatigue as he wrapped up but threaded all seven titles a week sealed the job. this so named fifth major of the gulf season had a suitably grandstand finish this weekend k.j. choi the man topping the field at the pearce championship the richest event on the

greens sunday schedule including both third and fourth run action after severe rain caused a lengthy delay the day before it surely propelling himself into the driving seat on the third team he moved within a shot of the leading to its own so i korean choi then pulled ahead folding a birdie on the seventeenth where were tom stayed in touch the four runs with the same thirteen under par score us choi that meant a plea off homes promptly missing a three and a half foot putt on the first extra hole while troy he tucked in for the championship the third big one point seven million dollars the biggest win of his to. their world of of lennox has been rocked by tragedy olympic mar think gold medalists some real one juror who found dead after falling from a balcony at his home in kenya police say they are investigating whether it was

suicide or accidents it's alleged it's working for up involved in a domestic dispute with his wife and another woman on the same day when jiro secured his country its first ever gold medal morath an ace and setting the record in process the fall of double by winning the london and chicago marathon setting course marks during both events a point of no one zero was charged with assault illegal possession of an a k forty seven rifle and threatening to kill his wife in the center. as with the football and sergio busquets being cleared to play in the champions league final after allegations of racial abuse were dismissed by you a fifth the spanish international was alleged to have insulted the real madrid's marcello in the semifinal of the tournament diskettes forced to watch his barcelona side through their final home game of the season on sunday pep guardiola side hosting the party vote days after clinching their twenty first the next championship the visitors reading chance for a chance in the first half there were

a few regulars and show for barcelona who people victor valdes was one of them though and he proved to be the busiest man on the pitch for the second period didn't stray too far from the strip with keeper tiva coming close on a number of occasions especially here right now to death but will with doubt it would finish so courses european cup final with none chestnut at the end of the none provides us. russian premier league for polo and sports like moscow could be forced to give up the three points they are and in sunday's one victory. be out sauf the league's ethics committee investigating periods of behavior in summer that saw visiting fans bottles special police troops head ethics money off standing start being fined for similar violations in the past and could suffer more severe consequences the worst case scenario for the

red and whites would be a technical feet on the could also be forced to play so much as with new fans or away from. the mayor putin has meanwhile been enjoying some southern comfort on his visits to the future a base of crusts no door sports the russian prime minister covering plenty of bronze as he watched ongoing construction of a sports city complex this area is expected to be used to run the clock in the run up to the twenty four thousand sorties which are lympics sports city and when completed will feature a. possible arena on an ice palace among other facilities put in overseeing the technology behind the training of some of the country's potential future a live audience every aspect of an athlete training is a conduit for from mongering the vital signs to putting in the hard slog of. roy jones jr has unveiled a new entrance song for his upcoming poet the boxing legend composing heart of

a champion ahead of the clash with russian denis leavitt to have on may twenty first right here in moscow. thank you. thank you. thank you how good she. looks. like you thank you. thank you but i. thought is what you call a song not despite titles at stake the point is still an important one level as one of verses biggest boxing hopes considered number one in his division while forty two year old jones is still aiming to put his hands on the only title that's alluded him between middleweight and heavyweight the cruiserweight crown victory on sunday would go a long long way towards achieving just. not ok let's finish things off that side with a glut of strikes from the russian premier league it's been a vengeful weekend ending with a lock on motif in moscow as the team take out so sit back relax why don't you it's

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