nine eleven america did not just go after the perpetrators it unleashed a campaign on a nation that had nothing to do with the attack hundreds of thousands of iraqi civilians have died since the u.s. invasion in two thousand and three america's their good long campaign on terror has created a new phenomena more without borders and as many say without rules torture rape and murder that took place at the u.s. run prison in abu ghraib iraq as well as other u.s. prisons overseas brought global condemnation but key decision makers in the bush administration say what they did was in the best interest of their country and they would do the same again people call it torture you think it should still be a tool yes rendition yes secret prisons yes wiretapping well. colonel lawrence wilkerson was collin powell chief of staff when he was the secretary of state under george w. bush he says some of the bush administration members deserve to be put on trial and

he would be ready to testify george tenet told dick cheney what cheney wanted to hear oh yes it's working mr vice president we're getting great information and we're stopping terrorist attacks there is order. the fact that there hasn't been a terrorist attack on the scale of nine eleven on the u.s. soil is often attributed to the harsh methods used in the last decade of war on terror but counterterrorism experts say the fact that terrorists are successfully recruiting thousands of new members these days does not add to security in the u.s. and the whole world for that matter we've also seen other extremist networks like. us well in response. to that. so in some ways with the patient and the other organization in pakistan u.s. drone strikes have killed thousands of civilians and made it only a handful of actual terrorists. many of the victims' loved ones seek revenge by

joining radical groups others like this young man who lost both of his legs and three family members in a drone strike gather in protest asking when will the killing stop but experts say those cliches mean nothing when washington needs the chase to go on we have made a cottage industry if not of much more than a cottage industry out of the what my former boss called powers called the terrorist industrial complex lots of people are making lots of money all for this so-called global war on terror all more on terror. begins. but it does not in their listening to george bush's declaration of war on terror from ten years ago one is left wondering whether it was the beginning of a vicious circle where the revenge would take more innocent lives and would start a new wave of terror i'm going to check our reporting from washington r.t.

. business next with an interest stay with us. and a warm welcome to business r.t. the get this between russia and ukraine is getting a new twist here if there's a real export so the excess natural gas has to buy out from russia to europe ukraine is fighting to renegotiate cast contracts concluded in two thousand and nine under this deal ukraine has to buy thirty three billion cubic meters of gas this will lead to a surplus of six billion next year here big sports this it will reportedly cost gas from around two and a half billion dollars russia's gazprom says the current gas contract is still in force but has not commented yet on ukraine's. russia's online retailer always on the ru has raised one hundred million dollars for equity funding the money will be used for expansion that includes developing postal services in the country for funding is the largest foreign economist company in russia and this is include the

existing partner room net and a major japanese online retailer called rakuten part of the cash will be used to bolster russia's shipping system by developing our zones own network the online retailer group thirty six percent in the first half of the year is also considering a float. similar be it stock markets europe has reversed into positive ground ahead of obama speech as the e.c.b. is expected to hold rate hikes mining giant glencore is up more than six percent as metals are seeing an upswing r.b.s. and lloyds also more than three percent in the black. over the positive sentiment in europe russia continues the bull run from wednesday when the market gain three percent the ideas that are present right now my six point seven if we take a look at the main movers on the markets we're seeing a loop or actually heading down point four percent stats as well prices are seeing a slight movement into the red this burbank is one of the biggest gainers this one

point seven percent nora's nickel. is in negative territory despite ongoing rumors that it may on the thirtieth of september announce a share buyback at a significant premium to the market price of around twenty three twenty four to see . the monopoly authorities in russia cracking down on big oil firms in order to restrain fuel price growth in the country they've introduced a ban the bill banning producers from adding new filling stations and regions where they already dominate the market those who breach the proposed law will have to restructure and sell non core assets the head of the signal police service is promising to a new wave of court cases to try and force competition while prime minister prisoners of the world with more refining capacity in russia's far east over current troop surge. possible cities planning the biggest asset sale in its history thirty's hope to raise up to two billion dollars i think responder to get

a girl that has the details. it was a question what any local authority in the world had such a wide eyed bewildering array of assets as the moscow government from airports to business centers to shopping centers to take makers and cosmetics makers it was a direct testament to the air of yuri luzhkov who was married for nearly twenty years until he was deposed last year he was forced to resign in his time the government had its finger in almost every power i went every new person project one thought the government also pushed for itself now the new broom has come in. what he's saying and that it's no job of the government to be looking after these private companies to be involved in all of these businesses got nothing to do with city administration so now the most interesting of these properties the ones which investors want to get their hands on have been put out for an option in total over the next yeah they're hoping that these options of which are planned to be tens of

pounds will bring in fifty billion rubles into the moscow budget which is almost two billion dollars that's how much they're hoping to selling off these various objects the told us has not yet been revealed but it really is tens and tens of them russia's leading telecommunications company even dot com has increased second quarter net profit by forty two percent however the total of three hundred twelve million dollars was nearly half what analysts were expecting still and you can talk enough room to like a dialogue is positive about the company's future. there was there is or. one of us should know on. its own in the future periods when bill cohen is developing royally than amateurs but this is probably the result of the company and the investing into its natural and into plants and introducing new tariff plants and that's impacting its current growth rates but in

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one thirty pm in moscow d.c. or r.t. headlines a sports team perishes and a country mourns after wednesday's plane crash near the city of jaroslav will kills forty three including one of russia's top ice hockey teams tragedy also touched other nations as players from many countries were on board on the way developers for the first match of the season. twenty years behind bars a russian pilot arrested in the u.s. sting operation in liberia sentenced for conspiring to smuggle drugs and constantine you're a shango insists he wasn't guilty moscow previously accused the u.s. of conducting an illegal arrest and rendition and. the british government under

fire for stopping an inquest into the death of weapons expert david kelly who insisted iraq never had weapons of mass destruction efficient cause of death of suicide again being questioned by doctors from. sports is up next with andrew stay with us here on our team. hello there good to have you company and this is what is coming up over the next few. tributes pouring in from around the world calling the locker motif jaroslav all a disaster which killed thirty seventh ice hockey starts. last fall that moscow will appeal against write about it in the six game ban for a challenge and see a scar keep you going i think yes. and it's a washout at the u.s. open to drain holes play for second day slashing medicare. and the start of a new coach our season has been perspire and indefinitely following the tragic air

crash which killed practically the whole of the locker motif yaroslav ice hockey team thirty seven players are among the forty three people who died when the plane came down just after takeoff only one player survived russian alexander gleam of but he's in a serious condition with ninety percent burns this morning cage l.g.'s decided to cancel all games until further notice a lot of motifs were heading to minsk to play their season opener and their playing came down just outside paris level shortly after take off yesterday a russian built jacques audiard to crashing into the river volga two hundred fifty kilometers northeast of moscow those that died included russia play even take agenda and twenty year old yuri good jeff check stars joseph bass a check medic and carol actually next were also among the dead also was the swedish go each their families and slovakia's pavel demitra yesterday's game between sal about you live in atlanta was abandoned midway through when the news came through fans and players stunned by what had happened ice hockey star from the k h l and

america's n.h.l. have been leading the tributes. said they know it's history and not me like it's old country and a lot of my friends going to the play and the guys that wait to get a couple years ago or in the course of one just i just want to give my condolences to the families and i mean with sweet stuff for everybody so absolutely awful i mean it's already been a very difficult summer for hockey players in the hockey world you know to suffer a loss and i found. you know a lot of these guys. you played against reno you play with them in a certain point. and effects everybody it's like a big family everyone knows each other and you know someone. you know in this league or in the sport worldwide so i mean whether they're hockey players or not that's a huge tragedy and it's awful that she's still. you know it's. how it's going to

those people most and i want. the russian football union says all matches in the country this weekend will start with a minute's silence in memory of those who died in other football news sort of moscow say they will appeal against the six gang ban handed to their star striker belet and he was given a punishment after this tackle on tear scarred goalie in fear itself would need ligament damage for six months that means i can feel ever missed the rest of the domestic season as well as his country here a twenty twelve qualifying campaign pelican says the tap was not malicious and believes he has been harshly treated by the russian for you two years ago violet and was involved in a similar clash with an army keeper that in a couple of you suffered a broken lives. now let's turn to the u.s. open where rain has affected play there for a second day the women's quarter final between serina williams in and the public changing their fail to get started by defending champion rafael nadal also suffered he was trailing by three games to love in the first set it is round match against

luxembourg if you can play with stop also failed to complete their matches were andy roddick along with andy murray he thought it was wrong they were asked to play it all. i mean everyone's everyone's pretty relaxed about that moshe's what we were on to the court was there's still room in perkins the core. of the bowls were really worked through. everyone was sports. to be on par and they were just. fine but it doesn't really make sense to just try to go there for like seven or eight minutes and another to come back inside so that's good for everyone was a little bit disappointing and i don't think. the rugby world cup final gets under way on friday with new zealand taking on tongue there with the pressure firmly on the all blacks who haven't won the tournament since nine hundred eighty seven despite being regularly ranked as the world's best side for your bump or caught up with former new zealand captain sean fitzpatrick who says this side they are

capable of winning the sport's biggest crime the first time in twenty four years. i was very excited at. three or four years and i would not live with one the rights will come up and you don't count life was not he said all last time we had a player and i know what's changed in new zealand something you know as a nation. is four million people talking about a stadium of four million people and they're looking forward to welcoming the rugby world and when you think of possible cups it was about going to war people will cups the world cup set off a trade of thing but the nice things that have really taken on board what the rugby world cup has and got behind it and you see it on i love the rugby and i'm sure that. the right is a byproduct of what we can offer as a national player they want to partially wasn't twenty four years of hurt so far i've you know twenty eight years of how i said probably you know we've spoken couple of months early i think there is even one name on favorites to defeat south

africa and just last weekend straight in solution on the difference is this going on in moments in. obviously twenty four years since we last won the world cup there's a little mike you know that we need to get rid of and that new zealand has as a team of done very well in the last three three years preparing for this world cup but unfortunately last couple of games we've had a bit of luck but in doing that hopefully it's it's you know hard look lies it's made them realize that you know it's not nearly as easy as some people think i'm that's not a reality check for us to those fans and media that you know will cups you know very very difficult job and for new zealand they're going to play every guy like it's like the world cup for on t.v. this could be a blessing in disguise or just to get expectations down a little because in new zealand a few months ago it's not the front in. terms of the way that you see on a struggle with such ease the start of a good try and i should say they've all sort of thought that's that will happen i

got and australia came out and. unrelated we're going to have to the all blacks. have computers of the bright gallows and if you don't like the bright ground. more often than not the same adonai strike down the one the big i am and i show the pocket of my family guy with three four weeks earlier mccord put on what. the brightness crucial and it's. ok we're going to stop them going to hand you tonight he's got you some present there it's press conference. that's right andrea thank you debate searching for solutions on the world's most pressing problems i heard what i was unfortunate in a russian city of yasser president dmitry medvedev and i was the liberty keynote address to the forum we go live there now it was neat to show up with little else you know yesterday we had the airport there was a plane crash. in mongolia schools were members of. the ice hockey club. again

a very popular hockey club look not if cherished by the residents and citizens all citizens were killed and the citizens of seven other countries were also killed in the crash you could argue the players and coach was such that you were killed and i asked to observe a minute of silence to honor their memory. thank you. top of the national spotlight because it's difficult to speak after deal with them but anyway he got all riled during the topic that we discuss here but the result for.

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