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but this beauty brings death at a speed of more than two hundred kilometers per. stepping down along one on. welcome back you're with author you live from moscow on your solution to headlines now libyans in the capital tripoli rage at the nato bombing campaign which they say is robbing them of both the safety and the fuel supply constant asteroids have led to a shop petrol shortage in tripoli by thousands of civilians are bearing the brunt of the war. israel's a gas a lifeline from egypt could be in jeopardy as cairo probes allegations the supply deal set up by al to president mubarak was a shady scam. plus the alarms being raised over a record breaking suicide rates among young people in russia blamed on indifference
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towards the problems of teens the number taking taking their own lives is one of the highest in the world. well it's not us. it strikes on the libyan capital former u.s. congresswoman and one time presidential candidate cynthia mckinney is in the country to see for herself how libyans are coping she expressed doubts about whether nato is following international law interviews right now. former congresswoman and u.s. presidential candidate cynthia mckinney has been in libya working with a non-governmental fact finding mission for ten days already she's here at private expense as are the other members of her team to establish real evidence based facts on the reality of life in tripoli and made mates of bombardments and civil war she joins me now thank you very much cynthia thank you for having me well why is fact
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finding necessary in tripoli i can't remember who it was that said that truth is the first casualty of war but we in the united states are very well aware that the our country went to war against iraq and encouraged the entire world to go to war with it against iraq nine hundred thirty five times the bush administration lied to the american people in the international community about the reasons for going into iraq and then after the deed was done we had our deputy secretary of defense say well you know we were in a room and we were just trying to figure out which law of the american people would buy so we settled upon weapons of mass destruction and just like that the international community was drawn into a war that has completely decimated destroyed an entire country the country of iraq
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so now when our government says that they have a responsibility to bomb people in order to save them i think it's important for the american people to understand what the truth is you've mentioned iraq so you do think liebig could be like second iraq. what i think is libya could become somalia one in the reaction of the people to. the possibility of foreign ground troops here i don't think that is going to be anything that is welcome by anything anyone other than the libyan nato allies who are called the rebels who have been here for a while already what have you seen what concerns me is that we have
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reports that depleted uranium is being used we know that there are the missiles that are coming down the bunker buster bombs that are being used depleted uranium is being used here been everything that we see in brief is contaminated one of these reports come from actually a member of parliament in the united kingdom was the first person who mentioned the possible nato use of depleted uranium that i am aware of and at since that time i have spoken with some experts scientists scientists who are familiar with the telltale signs of depleted uranium use one is how the particulate matter tastes in your mouth if there is a metallic taste and of course since i've been here in the been a lot lot of bombings i have asked around about the metallic
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taste one of the persons of i brought with me is an attorney and i asked him he specifically said yes. he had a metallic taste in his mouth i have not spoken to libyan scientists who have officially confirmed that but of course if we look at nato and their choice of weaponry we know that nato is used to play. raney aware in eastern europe they've used it in afghanistan they're probably using it in pakistan and why would they not use it here what conclusions. my conclusions will be merely the truth as i see it and of course i just have spoken with the dean of political science at the university also known as nasser university where two out of tory m.p.'s were bombed now while he is nato bombing universities why of
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a bombing compounds where people gather to express their joy and love and concern for their leader i don't know why nato is choosing these targets but these are civilian targets and when civilian targets are bombed we have criminal activity . in tripoli yes we've also been to. spittle and there we were able to speak with people and see their wounds now i was able to see the wounds of the people and they looked very similar to the wounds of the. experience dime weapons that's a dis inert metallic. weapon that was used in gaza now we've heard this massive bombardments from a distance but what kind of a fact i'll be having on the civilian population this is another aspect of the nato
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operation and mad like to stress this idea of collective punishment because of course we've heard of collective punishment in the context of israel and its treatment of the palestinians but what we are seeing here is a kind of collective punishment as well where nato is preventing. shipments of fuel and food and medicine to come in. there have been efforts to actually get medicine into the country that have been denied by nato of course you it is impossible to go on any street and miss the huge queues of sometimes three and four d. of cars that go on for and on and on and on as they queue up to get gasoline from the service station this is a nato policy and this is also
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a policy of collective punishment this is targeting the civilian population and whenever you target a civilian population you're committing a crime you've been able to speak to people i guess yes i have spoken to people and the one question that they asked me over and over and over again is why that is the question why and so when i go back to the states i'm going to try and ask that question why why is this happening certainly it is not for humanitarian reasons because what is being caused by nato is a humanitarian catastrophe what could be the goal of the strategy do you think what we have to do if we really want to understand the motivations of u.s. policy we have to go back to what ray mcgovern who is a former cia analyst had to say and he described u.s.
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policy is being driven by i and l. now once all i am el oh for oil i for israel ellis for logistics and so he described the logistics as those logistics that were needed by the neo-cons to carry out. they're policies on behalf of israel and if we look at the behavioral of the nato allies in libya the so-called rebels what we see is they open up a central bank so that means that of course the banking system that is independent here in tripoli in being ghazi that banking system will be tied to the international banking system they also have concluded agreements with israel now one of those agreements one of those agreements is to provide
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a base for israel in libya to nato secretary general rasmussen told pti just a while ago there are only hitting targets of military value do you accept that no absolutely not a university military value certainly the murder of. these son and grand babies is not of military value i went to that house i saw of the swing set the ball said i took the journalists there and there was nothing of military value there is just. innocent people does that mean restlessness military people. through i think there's nothing of the truth what we're seeing here seems a bit personal now with a coup khadafi no matter what's can only repeat what the mate joe leaders have said
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and they have said. the colonel gadhafi is a legitimate target this murder and i don't think that there's anywhere that murder is permitted this is targeted assassination this is extrajudicial killing. this goes against international law international humanitarian law international human rights law every aspect of it. of the law and so now has nato become a murder machine a targeted assassination this could off you know that other thing well i don't know what he knows. he probably knows far more than you and i. and i plan to meet him. well that if that were to be made available to me i would probably take advantage of that and my last question if gadhafi leaves and it looks like he
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will have to you know might i want what will he leave behind while i think that's a question that is more appropriate for the people of libya i know that i am here on a fact finding mission and soley to understand the truth to transmit the truth . as i see it because the international press largely are not telling the international community the truth thank you very much. for being with us. to a substantial degree and one form or another socialism has spread the shadow of human regimentation over most of the nations of the earth and the shadow is an approaching a whole different. in the early twenty first century military
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bases the network of military bases all around the forms that believe. that the united states is trying to do it's astonishing to most americans have no idea there are more than a quarter of a million or more than two hundred fifty thousand u.s. troops stationed on these bases all around and. we don't have fallen bases in america we don't have any british base we don't have any korean base we don't have any french bases or you know we just all american bases in our bases of why are the noises our norms of those of all the us at all because they're all bases for older people it's almost like a cancer here for these people. since the end of world war two the spaces i've been . working here to
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provide safe and secure environment for everybody. the questions they have thing else get everything you need. in one of the most extreme environments on the plumbers this is and people have to be aware that they are far away from civilization. so special and attractive for many life is. an affront to. extradition to the bottom of the earth. for the full story we've
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got. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news making. headlines on our t.v. the libyans in the capital tripoli the nato bombing campaign which. fuel supply. petrol shortage. thousands of civilians are bearing the brunt of the war. lifeline from egypt. as cairo probes allegations the supply deal by the ousted president mubarak was. egypt reportedly considering raising gas prices to plugging the bible together. suicide rates among young people in russia. towards the problems. the number take in their own lives is one of the highest in the world. i know those are the headlines here
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and now it's time for the sports. stories. i mean in the. wild when we're out teluk manager ruto let his hands of ultimatum by his club to get three points from that much punch up. and fighting back three to williams returns to action after a year long injury layoff she has to defend her wimbledon crown. but first there's a busy day of football across russia this tuesday including a top of the table clash between joint leaders to scour moscow and angie this up tussle is one of the late kick offs of all sixteen teams are in action in the other
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games money just like my t.v. face spartak now chicken champions of each player are stopped twice for my champions rubin instinct and i'm a monster it wasn't our place small girl time for spot checks must go on through done with that in this case bottom side career. while elsewhere striving correct travel to one car and it sink or swim a pathetic starcade hulet the dutchman was given an ultimatum on monday to either win this game or leave the club the chechen sides bosses have made it obvious they're not impressed with the results since then its arrival less than five months ago an official statement on fed ex website says well its approach to his job in chechnya has left and looks to be desired. when we want russia football captain and they are shoving against the national team have not been playing well but he insists they still have a great chance of qualifying for next summer's european championships the arsenal midfielder was speaking at a charity event in siberia following russia's recent goalless draw with cameroon in a friendly. thanks to everyone who wants to qualify for europe twenty twelve first
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all the players do and of course our stance because ukraine and poland a close to russia and we need work hard to achieve this but let's wait until september and october frankly we're not playing at our best at the moment but we're still among the leaders of the group tough questions with mr dorney island until where gary head and the fate of who plays at the european finals will be decided in these matches. now by the end of this month we'll learn a former russia coach whose hiddink will alter or to enter english premier league side chelsea the russian iron london club has been managed less than second call on chelsea last month but the blues are racing to appoint a new boss with the summer transfer window wide open in england and former acting coach is touted as the front runner for the job the team's chief executive wrong goalie saying the time to announce the new coach is nigh. it is for the major reasons that. the process is going well. but no really is not the time to talk.
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to because we had already been exploited he was going to agree. with all of those things in the usual way. but it would be the next we've got to do the building because if you do those you are going to go. full elsewhere christiane or another says he's staying at royal madrid ending speculation of a big money transfers to interest the city the coach holding that told a spanish radio station i am not going i give you my word today i would sign for another ten years with crown madrid however when asked about tomorrow the twenty six year old was more non-committal i don't know no one knows how the speech or last season are now though set a spanish league record by scoring forty goals second to barcelona third straight yeah. i mean red bulls for me the one champion sebastian vettel has been training with another red bull team this time the new york soccer side including their former boss lennon started on ray his team
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are currently top of the major league soccer's eastern conference this is in no small finals to henri he's been banging the goals and getting seven in eleven matches but despite his magic touch the frenchman was still delighted with battles help on the training pitch red bulls f one stopped in after coming second in sunday's canadian grown parade and only helps bettles appearance when inspire the players to win some silverware. that's all you want you want to win. we didn't win anything yet so you know having him around and he's going to bring us a bit of luck to win something and force you know we're far from being successful. we're trying to follow the example nice to see him come over here and see what they do is the first time i actually you know had. an idea with the professional players on the on the field and it's amazing you know it's small things that you probably don't see from the outside but how they move and how quick they are and you know within one two steps compared to me obviously just to hold the football for. tennis
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now returning former world number one serena williams is playing in her first match in almost a year after the american recovered from a life threatening blood clots on her lungs in time for the start to wimbledon next week the young the williams sr is up against that kind of put on in the first round of the woman event in any sport it's a first tournament since damaging a ligament in her foot after celebrating her title last year so mean it is currently struggling on court against her ball bearing opponent after losing the opening set six one but needs all the preparation she can get at grass court grand slam next week. i want to play roland garros but i think quite work out and i figure you know maybe i can try to play another event and i don't usually play warmup tournaments before wimbledon macel figured i can't complain about here so maybe i can. probably smart for me to play
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a world term and where better to play than the knees when i played here before and that's the half way decent results here. now i saw the stanley cup finals will go right down to the wire boston beat vancouver five two on monday to tie the best of seven series at serie a pace meaning wednesday's game in vancouver that will be a dramatic winner takes all the comics are looking for their first championship title while the bruins are fighting to end a thirty nine year title drat you know this is a it's a great feeling we battled hard tonight we came to play and it's coming down to one game and and this is what we dream of and you know kids playing street hockey and. you know even in game seven so we're going to go up there and and we're going to go lay down the line like they are happened. there's nothing we can do about it we've already turned the page on that and we're going back home and we've got this great opportunity in front of our fans behind us and we're going to make the best ever.
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well meanwhile munich round n.b.a. champions the dallas mavericks have enjoyed a jubilant homecoming as they touched down in dallas after beating miami to claim the title for the first time and after a water gun salute they were greeted by hundreds of fans are not mark cuban walked off the plane first followed by finals m.v.p. i don't even know details of the celebration parade have been revealed but cuban has pledged to pay for it himself and the city of dallas has a thirty two million dollars budget cap. and after finishing fourth at the cheering winter olympics in two thousand and six russia slipped to the low point of thirteenth in the winter sport rankings after a disappointing display at last year's vancouver games though according to russia's sports minister of italy mutko the situation is heading for a year to end this season however if the country doesn't step up its efforts to claim a greater medal tally next year heads will roll russia's winter sports have already had a major overhaul since those games in canada in the run up to the next olympics in
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sochi in twenty fourteen years last year eight out of eleven presidents of various federations were let go but to monaco is optimistic that measures now in place should boost russia to becoming one of the leading countries at such a program about got to our immediate goals are very clear and we have in place a very comprehensive preparation program next year we have to rise to least six place in the world winter sports rankings if that doesn't happen it will be a cause for alarm if the system doesn't work this year it will mean that the problems are rooted even more deeply than we thought it would. be russia's first ever formula one race may be set to grace the olympic city of sochi in three years time but lots of high octane action is always on offer here in moscow a spectacular drifting event was the latest to entertain the adrenaline junkies in the city and mikhail gorbachev has more. as is seen in one of the fast and furious films appropriately subtitled tokyo drift this motor sport is big in japan
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but the whole world is now a cheer in a tone and most cruise no exception the russian capital provided all it takes for good hattori suspected of side sleeps and smoke and wheels this event being just one of the five stops on calendar for the russian serious and eventual winner giorgos to pronounce loves it down to the last. part i like the track very much it's a demanding one because it's rather narrow and this makes it risky and interesting especially when it comes to tandem drifting and you can drive both ways which allows for many different configurations while drifting so the track is good and then again it is in moscow. well stepping on is a muscovite and could be somewhat prejudiced but it was a side for sore eyes watching stevie scott in the final jewel of the suns elect topic was about his silver for his rubber bunnet effort bronze went to federer a bit of the only driver who trusted his fate to locally manufactured cars though
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even the made in japan tag didn't save whenas to pin down and his new son from plenty of trouble to get it was a very hard fought victory on the opening day i broke my gear box and my third transmission came and started we didn't sleep all night changing the gave oats and adjusting the car which it would also broke the new one touring the morning practice and so i had to complete a brace without any third transmission effect so it was tough. with his domestic appetite satisfies at least for now stepan and now plans to show off his skills in a race in england and then he should be back to russia for two more drifted sessions incented his book enormous and then his back to moscow a month later. that's all sports news for this bulletin.
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