konami completely called tangle with its funding itself in. professor snyder thank you very much for joining us we're going to be talking about the e.u. but what a mess it all seems to be in what's happened to it appears on your the e.u. has become into a credit system that we call a super national confederation of states that from the legal point of view it has this tendency to turn into a federal state and says one of its essential problems is not just an alliance of states anymore but a federation without legitimate basis in his new nation new european nation but nation is clearly good relations within the. democratic all the time we're going on in this situation we're losing what we call illegal state which is of the highest priority for the euro two seem to be in big trouble what's going to happen to it. the euro will inevitably fail it was always clear that the euro project would not

succeed already in one thousand nine hundred three. lawsuit that was mostly against the introduction of the monetary union without the consent of the nations comprising the e.u. and this euro is being used as a political lever to make the e.u. a super state that for example against russia in at the same time is a counterbalance against china the usa and other economic giants but this lever was always economically doomed to feel that. the eurozone is comprised of very different here or genius economies begin hardly be an optimal space for a common currency a combination of entering markets with common currency it requires member states to do revaluation. of their currencies taking into account different levers of productivity and efficiency of their economy we can member states are not competitive in bailouts cannot help here as we see now a common currency market can be introduced only when the member states economies

are convergent and have similar levels of productivity. and there is now the case is a long way before we can possibly reach it the worst thing here is that a common currency is counterproductive but here is the aims of economic development we still hold on to the euro because we want to make a superstate out of the. the subject of bailouts is also causing a lot of controversy particularly here in germany because they are having to foot most of the bills what's going to happen there. and this in the b. or d. we have never witnessed a situation and the law is not respected as we see now in the rescue time or they simply say that there is no other authority if it were to sometimes neglect some provisions of the treaties in their constitution otherwise the euro would crash as a euro is really. it is only an instrument and nothing more nobody needs this new court which became a bureaucratic dictatorship we should have an association of european states and

nations should be capable of admitting the russian federation and a highly important european state but it is at this moment in today's form absolutely impossible. the e.u. was born in the terms of cold war it was meant to be against the soviet union the e.u. wants to be a super state politically but it will feel economically what caused this current financial crisis in the year. over the euro has contributed but also the debt collection policy which has other causes of the debt existed long before from the time of the reunification for the south european countries that are in trouble now where those that could lose their loan there because of too favorable and subsidized interest rates to live beyond their means just think about it since the introduction of the euro the salaries of corks in state officials in greece at seventy six percent in germany at the same time zero point nine percent in wages in germany rose in five point eight percent in greece at forty two this is all from

credit the easing of the credit terms the holding of the interest rates. is a full senator in itself is a mean reason for the debt how much to the countries of europe actually need a single currency the a swap they get is not needed at all shot vice versa herm's you are only homogeneous economies a common currency in europe it would be only germany and the netherlands this canadian countries would also be suitable but not france because its economy has completely different productivity and everybody knows that it's in the usa more than a hundred in twenty years before it introduced the common dollar it happened after world war one of the shift to become currency it changed the political circumstances completely and this process is also hurtful and not in a social sense because it is mostly the poorest people who suffer from it use the introduction of a common currency least inflation and we can hardly think they are used to deflation the only way to handle a situation is to convey in money that it will at least harm the donor countries but also others that it also means the wealthy people will be way how much would

you say the benefits of the euro outweigh its costs that although large light on the current economic situation the only advantage of the euro is that we do not have to change your money to france but many change means only in significant cost compared to the costs that the euro has caused according to fundamental estimates of the year across germany about ten percent of g.d.p. per year these are all transfer operations they are being done in the whole system of european banks. also has their own interest rate you should have had another rate according to its economy at interest and seeding has been two to three percent higher depositors' save almost nothing with the current zero point three five percent rate that means huge losses for the population there's not a lot of publicity about it because it is not a common practice to talk about it on t.v. and when t.v. itself is too little about it doesn't want people to be disturbed it is not good

for a day version economics basically said to build a money. it is there were very good for big companies financial enterprises to begin with that make a huge profit out of the morning show you. with increased border tensions because of immigration there's even talk that shange and the idea of a borderless europe might be under threat how likely is it that schengen might actually collapse. the economic policy in money. in policy or freedom of movements which are completely different things i am myself a supporter of freedom of movement but it doesn't mean on any account you must be a common currency safety interests are in no way tryst now and there is no need to introduce a border control as over the external borders of the e.u. are different story without them europe will be overrun what i consider the steps of the danish government is not necessary and. multiculturalism has failed european leaders say but what are the actual consequences of that failure as

a way multiculturalism uni people from southern europe germany northern you are hungry poland russia or european nations living together no it has not failed there is no problem at all the problem is with the muslims it's not people who continue the problem but is led. comes with more than people was revealed active groups to promote islam and educate the establishment of sheria law and sharia law particularly is criminal section is absolutely impossible for european relationship we have in religious pluralism europe in the single religion is done and islam is the religion that elevates another religion as long as it has no power in securitization with the biggest political event for europe it meant that state and church were divided in no one is internal to impose its religion and determined against any tolerance of sharia law but it has nothing to do with tolerating muslim people. and further on how do we fix multiculturalism or what do we replace it with via could not stand it before we can an infinite can do it in association of all

muslims which is very powerful and yes. censorious in saudi arabia egypt in iran the. law in the believe that all political systems must be theocratic and it is up to muslims to change it human efforts to influence climate i would not use any results in. a shooting which is intolerable. to one of the fundamental principles of our constitution is securitization. of course a lot of influence but it has no political power. the has grown into a vast and expensive structure but now costs need cutting what do you think that brussels could do more fission what could it get rid of. the best it would be to abolish the rest of the altogether even better parliaments of the member states would make laws which would be adopted in all countries afterwards they would be called a common law and would be more democratic and we have now the politicians in parliament no longer know what they decided on their laws are being prepared in

brussels and local politicians are not even capable of seeing them through because you have to have a specific knowledge of european law in order to understand what it all means you have to have an intimate knowledge of europe as a jurisdiction as to know what everything means i don't know of any. who would have any knowledge of european law it could get a serious actually pass in european like same with me now i know you're a euro skeptic but if you have to defend the e.u. what would you say that it's brought it's good to you. and here you are in favor of it into money it is a legal obligation to the european nations together on a contractual basis for any great fan of can't so one said that nations should live in a treaty as you have to be for those treaties constitute the best possible way to secure peace but the development of contraction in relations should not. be like me and. illegal in social status but the result of democracy in the legal. meaning.

gratian that we have a large struggle between the. idea that could ever be democratic. organization. more than one billion. to democracy. democratic other way. it is called. isolation. and lastly i'd like to ask you for a prediction what do you think that was going to look like in the twenty fifty i think. there are a lot of terrible scenarios of course up to mystic and that's why i'm advocating irrationally you have a policy that i think the adventures of the euro and the european superstate will come to an end the dream of those politicians who look forward to integration. they say that in the year two thousand and fifty.

states. should be close economically. can also happen to be canonically close development. to the money through union. great changes of mentality and culture of south europeans and there is nothing more difficult to change in culture professor thank you very much. the official. from the. video.

pushing on all t. dot com. morning news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada after. china operations are on the day. your is when you look for nuclear winter against all odds. in human blondie's measured in barrels. when your brain is more than your body. when you have no idea what is really doing in.

order to. alter. com a new story tonight from r t russia's worst sporting tragedy a jet carrying the country's triple champion ice hockey team lokomotiv garcia

levels crashed near the runway in the old town which is two of them simply kilometers northeast of moscow there are only two survivors tonight among the forty five people who were on board by the time. also germany's highest court rules that the country's burial billions for struggling nations are illegal but it was done by merkel she'll have to ask permission next time she wants to run to the rescue. with colonel gadhafi now surrounded by the rebels are to look at how libya might become a breeding ground for extremists and for a city good big civil. also i've been all day for israel where police begin clearing television streets of the social protest camp while the west bank jewish settlers vandalized i'm going to bring. back the twenty six no remorse go more on the impact of the plane crash kate partridge a sports correspondent is here with the bulletin and of course further news on what is a terribly tragic day for russian ice hockey isn't it this is kevin yes and as we've

been hearing all evening from my news coverage a shocking tragedy has hit the start of the new k h l season a forty three people have been reportedly killed after playing crashed carrying the full first choice squad of the locomotive side of the plane fell soon after taking off on to national airport just outside a local watch his hometown two hundred fifty kilometers northeast of moscow one player and one crewmember are believed at least to survived out of the forty five on board the team were bound for their season opening mansion amens and by the russian capital which were federal for thursday the twenty four hour one of the powerhouses in the russian ice hockey team from just runners up in the kontinental hockey league's inaugural season two years ago when the season had tipped off for the match featuring champions sal about to live and runners up atlanta but that game was abandoned when the news of the crash broke and a minute's silence was observed in a far. yeah you let me assure you that we should do everything within our power to

preserve top level hockey the siege of yasser and also to help the locomotive side remain one of the strongest clubs in the kontinental hockey league. to other news now and on a big night if you are twenty two action across the continent russia has the chance to extend their later. as they were held to a frustrating goalless draw at home to ireland research they dominated much of our quarterly reports russia came into a clash of violent knowing they were up against a side but hadn't conceded a goal in the last six matches however the home team went out to a night run and andrea sharma in one close here only to be annoyed by a smart start by that is just keep push a given given who is a dive of the match but once again for the home team as he flung himself to his right to the eagles some show of what would have been his second goal in four days for his country however when the irish people is finally beaten he had richard

dunne to frank an excellent point dick of the cats men of a ball for some shot in oceans of space however the dinar moscow midfield is effort was brilliantly stopped on the line by the aston villa central defender and somehow the visitors went into the half time break goalless just by the russians playing thirteen shots on goal to islands one russia continue to dominate after the resumption andrea shoving was once again excellent for the home side though he was house enormously above the orisha fences reluctance to closing down. he also ford found some shot again however of thirty three year old elected to past a roman publishing co when trying to get a shot on target would surely have been a better option with time running out of the russians threw everything at a resolute arash defense in just two minutes from time concern seems the owner of what he'd wanted for dick of the cats man but given was once again in the right place of the right time to deny the zenith fielder with his legs so russia had to

settle for a points that advocates say his science paul finishing rather than ireland's resolute defending was the main reason his team failed to get a much needed when. players. who do fail to score it was all respect you know. that. even when the first. if you can do that. gives a lot of confidence an excellent result for ireland to stay well in contention to try and qualify automatically for next year's european championships and giovanni trapattoni was full of praise for his side. and the determination there placation of the players especially the senior players like done given and mcginty was actual and this gave the younger members of our squad so much inspiration this helped us get what i believe was a golden point so russia missed a golden opportunity to extend their lead at the top of group b.

and bell now face a crucial encounter in bratislava next on a seven vault tobar richard d'arcy moscow. well in the meantime being was blown wide open by all media standing for no one in slovakia the victory pool the armenians level with the slovak since the place one point behind johnny properties island macedonia one one the time to run person under all the group match so to converse with two games left to play at russia are on top with seventeen points to a head of island the next go to amin your eyes to see over face macedonia next slovakia slipped two places to fulfill and next has lead us russia a trip made less daunting for takeout because many after that surprising defeat to romania. so everything to fight for in group b. but reigning world and european champions spain already through presented all last days meant finishing top spot in group by putting a comprehensive six no win time two minutes liechtenstein about and they get

a adding a brace each and scotland's move to within two points of the second placed czech republic despite missing a penalty in the first half of steven naismith struck early in the second to give the scots and narrow one nil victory at home to lithuania. and elsewhere for time while champions italy also qualified for the finals they are unassailable asked itself of say bridging slovenia one zero in florence eighty fifth minute goal by a substitute job followed up at sini did the job while serbia maintained a second spots off between the federal law and three one but a stunning i'll breathing down their necks just a point behind they thrashed northern ireland four one so it. was on the verge of going through all twenty ten world cup runners up to another lin's here i knew you have a one hundred percent right courtney just one point from their remaining six games but the ten month in syria will in helsinki while sweden and hungry a joint second group be both with easy witness on the night. like the netherlands

england's needs just one point because in the finals manager fabio capello admitting off towards the side we're lucky to age wales won the wembley to ashley young to the thirty fifth minute when a. also include she switzerland came from behind a trance ten month old various three want and banged around in second place once a negro country in the face and in the only remaining games next month. tennis now defending champion rough on adult was trailing by three games to love in the first set of his fourth round match against luxembourg show miller rain once again has halted play at the u.s. open that clash was originally shadow for tuesday but was put on hold until earlier on wednesday the final came through only to be laid once again by the elements also stopped in his tracks his four seed andy murray who is up against local surprise package donald young american favorite andy roddick is also waiting for his match against david ferrer to resume. and finally moscow will host the modern pentathlon world championships from september the eighth and among the athletes preparing for

the tournament he said xander lesson i will join the russian team three years ago and constantine persepolis tells us why. russia has always been a powerhouse in the man's moreland been tough for three gold medals from the last three olympics is the best evidence of the team's dominance and because of the depth of the nation still and the russians could field several teams in their own right and it will be a tough challenge for the coaches to choose the two athletes that will compete at the london olympics in twenty twelve. bigger ships and the more they will give us the border we managed to save the training camps for pentathlon after the soviet union collapsed and we've invested one and a half million dollars in developing this campus and now it's one of the best in the world so we've also got a powerful school board the problem is that in each of our affiliates can compete in the olympics so we have very tight competition in the national team. and three

years ago the russian team also acquired an unexpected reinforcement nowadays it's quite common for athletes to change their citizenship in order to get into british unity to take part. in big competitions but alexander listen story is something completely different the twenty three year old was born in belarus and got into sport by learning to swim when he was six but at the age of twenty one his life took a sudden change borderless that's the. end of the bell as team coach phil olds with my former coach and the national coach wanted to get rid of me so you made up a fake diagnosis of heart disease and told me i was unsuitable for professional sport there was a whole thing to him and i was but i quit sports and got a job this is going to be however luckily russia's coach eric singer plan of invited me to their training camp them with and made several examinations that prove i'm fully fit to compete so i stayed here in russia and fortunately listen got back into the sport less than a year after he had quit and since then he has won the russian championship twice

was a runner up at the world championship last year and tops the world rankings this season and the belorussian leads a very strong team that includes two world champions. and double olympic champion. it is. i worried so much when i got back to training to two time olympic champion i have seen my save and wondered how can i become such a legendary athlete the level seem to be unreachable for me but i saw the train with the team and the guys showed me how health a battle is hard to train every fencing touch every second game in swimming in running every full course right every accurate shot can make the difference between those actually it's battling for a place at the olympic games out of the blue a bill russian has added more competition to the russian team while russia have gained and their fleet who looks set to dominate in the near future and could be a strong contender for them at the olympic games in london in twenty two well his

name but up of party. as for this evening with stay with us we update you on the os level playing clash that's has killed almost all of russia's champion ice hockey squads. worldwide manhunt for him lasted for fifteen years. now one million euro war it wasn't on the strays come. political this murder for the west. sermonising. general and the serbian. parliament. are cheap. assures that so much of the

mayor's money i mean when i say yeah real trade is not the time to write for the euro as a single currency reels from one crisis to the next europe's politicians appear to be powerless in the face of. more news today violence is once again flared up. and these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. shanghai proration to rule the day.

you watching our team from moscow just one story dominating our news tonight russia's. sporting tragedy an aircraft carrying the triple champion

russian ice hockey team lokomotiv yaroslavl crushed in flames there this evening near the runway in their home city which is two hundred seventy kilometers northeast of moscow only two people are thought to survive from among the forty five who were on board that stricken plane at the time it is innocent now is near the crash site bring us up to date with the laces the she gets the information and throughout the evening i know some more details have been coming through and they we're getting more accounts now from the people who saw that playing go down what have they been saying. they are yourself in pure shock this evening as this horrible news on ravel throughout the the late day that forty three people in fact were killed on board that flight two of them survived we're hearing that that one of them is a very critical condition he's a member of the russian national ice hockey team and pretty secure parts of perhaps he had died so that a bit.