illegal downloading and protect copyright critics say this will lead to censorship of the internet barry brown has worked with and animists on various operations before says the latest happier attacks are just the beginning. the problem is that the track record of the us and all governments. and such that given the power to do one thing is almost always interpreted by themselves as a means of giving them power. so in the way that you know the rate on megaupload cards in this opens it shows that even without soap already in place they are already arresting. and shutting it down so i imagine. in the meantime my group project. operation which is the latest effort. to ensure so please. support so our route is.

in the future of the very near future and. there will be a number of other groups that will pop up using more military not goods situation it's worse in the grass and smells of the notable civil war. your opinion matters to us so we are asking her to calm weather hackers and users counterattack the internet from the us led anti-piracy legislature aren't the majority saying stay will be able to get their voices heard thirty two percent believe they will only discredit their cause by creating a haven for online crimes under a quarter of respondents say hats and titian's don't work against the times and guns while the rest are just a proper political party should be formed to stand against a controversial last cylon tarty dot com and cast your vote. also coming up after eleven thirty am g m t r t's crossed all coast people about ask his guest whether the new legislation may completely change the face of the internet. the

fact is what we're trying to do is enforce u.s. copyright laws on foreign companies whose copyright laws may be different from ours and what we're saying is if you don't follow us law in terms of copyrights then we have the right to shut you down the other part of the problem is the fact of lawyers let's go through the division of the i mean. you're objecting to the fact that people are trying to stop sites they're pirating american american intellectual property and it's not always just movies and music it's also physical goods that are careful you know these are kyra for drugs yes there are also if you look at the written material including when i you know harm enters harm children harm adults there's a serious there are serious consequences. and. members of the arab league are gathering this weekend to hear

a final report of the expired observer mission to syria it's widely expected to condemn president bashar al assad who has continued his crackdown on protesters despite promises to stop hazards he's marie ivanovna reports there is little doubt that the findings will be used to bolster calls for military intervention. people taking to the streets may look like a real force of power and indeed be one. hundred syria protest has apparently failed to prove that months of bloodshed with no sign is going to stop anytime soon. how he told from the syrian national council the country's main official opposition body says making the people's voice louder and bring in the end to the violence is what the essence he was created for our main goal is to help the syrian people there present them and their international community in order to reach this serious. people freedom although it's been run by paris based exult

about hamdani in the asson see has been recognized as the country's lee determined government by the new libyan authorities and supported by some and nato countries which has made some doubt the council's innocent intentions with regards to libya the promise that nato made to the national transitional council prospective leaders was that they be given a major seat at the table in a new libya so there's power broking going on behind the scenes and i absolutely wager that the same thing is happening with syria they've either been bought off financially or they've been promised a major role in a new syrian regime the national poll was in there are clear is national transitional council and the syrian national council well it's not just their names they have in common supported and sponsored from abroad i think he likes opposition forces and they're made to go is to overthrow the regime but there is

a difference to the absences huts cortez are not in damascus but here in istanbul we are not talking about democratic regime if i go to syria now we have. you know we have to be executed there howlett says he spent fifteen years in jail in the one nine hundred seventy s. and eighty's just because his father supported the opposition he claims nothing has changed since then and the oppression has to stop the town is another matter. his dictatorial regime cannot be mo of without any pressure claiming they're only going to rely on political and diplomatic pressure the asson see to is now copywrite in with the free syrian army fighters who defected from assad's military in was a clear shift from the essences initial entirely known armed peaceful stance. the council. sees humanitarian corridors and buffer zones as options to protect

civilians in syria even though these might mean foreign troops arriving this isn't made to istanbul paris operation where this year that gas was being used to activism had gender they made to watch it because they don't want they want to destabilize syria because they want syria to be part of nato at least leading the opposition claims is just a matter of time before the joint africa soon only turn will force president assad out his attorneys to stay but the question remains exactly how long should these people have to wait for the bloodshed to stop and how many of them will actually see the end of it brief notion r.t. . i still have three of us our the sharp war tactics finding a use at home spy drones been used in washington's multiple military operations abroad are now keeping

a close eye on american citizens too. and israel johnston goddamn and any i'll call them european bargo raining oil fast without waiting for weak economies to find a new supplier. the battle over scotland sovereignty is heating up in the u.k. with the scots being told they may hold an independence referendum only if london gives its blessing it comes as a fearful british government ramps up ridicule have a rather against the independence bit but as it is laura smith reports london's grandstanding is ruffling more than just the others among the scots. britain a three hundred year old union that once ruled the waves and toss the known world but on home soil the country's closer than ever to a messy divorce. this is the man who want scotland to go it alone nationalist party leader alex salmond's promising scots will get a say on being single but london wants to call the shots and get it done and dusted

. very serious they don't want to talk about the substance i sometimes feel when i listen to them it's not a referendum they want it's a never end i'm questioning their travel debate and let's keep our country together . but why would scotland want to separate itself from a britain that still among the world's richest economies scotland always retained its own distinct national identity and the s.n.p. feels it's almost time to take that one step further i hope yes from the scottish people would mean scotland would gain control over its own north sea oil and gas and represent itself on the international stage but it doesn't want to hold a referendum until two thousand and fourteen and that delay is letting london ramp up the scare stories telling scotland it'll have to pay the price such as the billions of pounds british taxpayers spent keeping scottish banks alive that it

would have to find its own currency and lose thousands of jobs when the navy head south not that it seems to bother scots who see their country as having been strangled for long enough i don't think it's any of his business if we present a strong enough case to be independent then see that he can argue against. his shock i think a shutter i don't think you have any say in the fires of. scots have never taken kindly to hearing stern words from the mother of all parliaments down in london but for the nationalists it's a boost to the lackluster thirty percent support for a split. in the she to be. it's completely but. he's actually been the best recruiting sergeant i think is a certainly since margaret thatcher. in the last seven days with.

so you know up to now the u.k. and scotland's key players will continue to cross swords at stake but alex salmond is a reputation built on restoring a proud scotland for prime minister cameron is the potential to become the man who let the united kingdom come apart laura smith. while the u.k. may be mired in domestic affairs later in the program we reported on an international blow over the country as a former senior official admits to us buying scalp. but the embarrassment of these revelations is not so much the spoiling itself but the fact they were caught doing . snapping stone for the modern day james bond as moscow rock solid evidence forces a key figure to finally come clean. america's controversial use of its drones in asia may have caused overwhelming anger but now it's threatening to do the same at home washington's spying weapon in overseas operations is becoming

a common tool for u.s. police stirring up privacy concerns among more and more americans are just more important i looked into the issue. they are the cornerstone of america's military arsenal dropping bombs on bosnia pakistan afghanistan libya and yemen a manned aerial vehicles known as drones have become the trademark of washington's war missions targeted assassinations and spying operations overseas but today the local police departments using unmanned spy plane said to catch suspects the remotely piloted more weapon is flying domestic u.s. local police and federal officials are increasingly using drones under the auspices of keeping citizens see police departments are using them in the united states or even i think almost two hundred sixty six applications that have been approved for police departments to use drones as aerial surveillance devices drones can be armed

with a wide range of surveillance technology including high powered zoom lenses and infrared ultraviolet imaging. as the u.s. government flies prying eyes through the sky lawmakers have neglected to create any privacy protections for american citizens the agencies keep using more and more of these to justify their existence so they can say we need this to crack down on drugs we need this because there are a lot of robberies in this neighborhood we need this the united states is not only now a military industrial complex it's a homeland security complex they've merged into one in two thousand and six aero vironment a drone manufacturer received four point seven million dollars from the u.s. defense department to develop new unmanned aerial vehicles. the newest and smallest

invention is hummingbird a palm sized q. looking spyplane weighing less than one pound there can be a very lucrative mark. in the united states for drones with police departments who are already militarized tanks to assault vehicles to assault rifles but the modern police look like the military and so now they're going to be using military women first lawsuit has been slapped against the u.s. department of transportation for allegedly withholding records pertaining to the domestic use of drones currently the american public cannot find out why drones are being used or who is controlling them every corner there's a closed circuit camera watching what you're doing so now we don't only have a law on the ground we have them from the this month the federal aviation administration is expected to propose new rules making it easier for law enforcement agencies to fly drones through america's democratic stock more weapons

used overseas to keep the u.s. safe now being considered a serious threat to u.s. freedom at home marina port arthur c. new york well don't have to pay to log on to our web site for the latest videos comments and analysis. now let's take a look at what's available there today. tear gas versus malta property remain your joints of state seeking the resignation of the arab leaders as the country faces its worst protest in decades. and the brutal killing of the ousted libyan leader remains without any investigation for two months now to give you one more reason why i have to call for more.

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is pressuring you or to impose an embargo on iranian oil immediately or the country's nuclear ambitions the e.u. will decide on the sanctions if you do. but may delay their effect until july while countries look for a new oil supplier iran has been threatening to block the strait of hormuz a vital world fuel supply route if the sanctions are imposed a move the u.s. has lead to military action it's been building up its navy forces near the persian gulf with two aircraft carriers and their ask or it's already there caleb maupin from anti-war group international action center says washington's determined to get its hands on a radio while after losing control of it decades ago. the motivation for the us to continue repressing the iranian people to assassinate nuclear scientists has nothing to do with any love of democracy it has everything to do with the fact that the iranian people rose up in one nine hundred seventy nine and took control of the

oil resources and they have never ever forgiven them for that and the us has never wanted to tolerate the fact that the iranian people and not show or oil and not and not texaco control of the oil resources in iraq at any threats of war is must be strongly opposed because these kind of wars serve the ruling elite they serve the wall street bankers and they don't serve working class people or millions and millions of unemployed people in this country if they cut the military budget they could put people to work there could be jobs but there's not jobs there's war there's continued threats of war and our enemies are in iran they're here in the united states in the halls of power in congress and on wall street. the u.k. secret service has been literally wronged by the admission of one of the country's former top officials who confirmed that britain had been spying on russia has come six years after moscow first presented its how it is after catching agents red handed over bennett has more. it's not exactly the most glamorous of james bond gadgets but he didn't in this fake stone was a high take transmits

a british speaks used to spy on russia the allegations from moscow have always been dismissed but six is rock solid evidence so you can. they can no longer deny tony blair's former chief of staff come clean admitting british spies were caught red handed the spy rock was embarrassing they had us bang to rights clearly they had known about it for some time and had been saving it up for a political purpose. the embarrassing revelations confirmed the findings of a russian television report in two thousand and six it showed this video of a man slowing down and looking at the rock as he passed apparently an agent beaming top secret intelligence from a mobile computer to a digital drop point concealed in the stone another man was filmed picking up the rock and collecting the data out of the moment was the one behind the exposé and left no stone unturned. at first i had to delts i thought it might be

a fake story or a political game but we cross-checked everything with multiple sources and it turned out to be true some footage we didn't include in the film was particularly convincing for example there was a video of a british spy unit in front of the camera at caryl's hidden under a tree in the songs lying nearby the guy wanted it to look natural so we pretended that he needed to take a leak n.e.p. right in front of the camera before picking up the stone and leaving. but it was his word against his britain fiercely denied the allegations with tony blair laughing them off as russian propaganda the truth was buried inside the u.k. secret service headquarters supposedly never to be seen again so after six years of dodging the bullet why admit it now they're very embarrassing but i think that the british government has decided. to have bygones are bygones and say ok we made

a mistake. up and we want better relations from now on so i would see this as a first step on the road to improve relations with russia this is the home of britain's spooks m i six the government is a broad their job may not be secret but how they do it is or at least should be so the embarrassment of these revelations is not so much the spying itself but the fact they were caught doing it a post cold war. the agreement supposedly forbids britain and russia from spying on each other no doubt they'll be more careful from now on all of the bennett. on take a look at some other stories from around the world deadly roadside bomb explosion targeting a police car has killed one civilian in southeastern turkey twenty seven more people were wounded in the attack including seven police officers no one has claimed responsibility for the blast here though kurdish rebels fighting for the region's autonomy have used roadside bombs against the military before. chilean

students have taken to the streets of the country's capital santiago demanding the government provides more funding for public education mass protesters joined the group and clashed with security officers police used tear gas and water cannons to disperse one thousand strong ground students have been regularly demonstrating over cuts to education funding since april twenty one. and thousands of protesters took to the streets of yemen to capital sanaa demanding the country's president stands trial del sol it remains in office despite signing a power transfer dealing with amber political turmoil has been ongoing in ghana for years now over demands the president steps down. now in less than ten minutes our senior meter shamans of siberia and witness their colorful trials but first the business news with katie.

welcome to the business program russia's passenger jets have rolled through the skies of the middle east in the ball rain the one hundred sixty why super jets has been the star of the exhibition russia's top officials see the region as a priority mall with expected to quadruple the over the next two decades and is already eyeing three to five super jets with a final decision likely with a months. better. the middle east they booed off russia's new passenger add problem to parts of bridge at its manufacture there are a lot of aqua corporations out there richard is one of the priority market for the company if they believe the political situation here will soon stabilize and the region or i want it i am a lot sure i am comfortable secure demobbed for the super duper john mccain obama great move by the way a professional pilot has prospered back to the plate and the benefactress hope his

interest will turn you can real or to pull from bacher a company is already here. there's no plane similar to seepage it holds a unique meet between planes like. serious jets like boeing is more comfortable and is up to fifteen percent more efficient and cheaper than its rivals. commercial airline traffic in the gulf area is expected to quadruple over the next two decades there are more them to add top producers here compared to secure or the bottom of the russian part of the group the russian lights closing the show today with a new third set made of aerobatic program and their fellow countrymen here believe that this is just the start of russia's cardiff i am bishop of it middle east airspace but can't recall a bit of our fear from bahrain air show. bosses find us ministry may limit using

tash in the country according to finance minister and the on all three counts for a quarter of all money in russia wants to know half times more than in developed countries will make his want to see commercial spending as well as salary is converted to non cash transactions on incentive to reduce the cash economy was announced by the bank is last year but it is course the size by some to say the move could carry security risk cash in the system and seize the southern sector of the economy which are just a letdown. about third of duty paid. ok let's see what's happening in the world of the markets all is a raise in those early days as well trading in the red as. well so if you use coming out of the u.s. including a drop in u.s. jobless benefit claims which is now the lowest level in four years means oil is expected to gain volume next week now it's time in the red on the european stocks are down despite both the asia and the u.s. stock market performing well this was the open front of positive but

a sense dipped into the red on the dice has slipped even farther into the red talks between greek officials and private creditors and to all of this is making investor is anxious and here in moscow the markets all stocks they are indeed mixed the r.t.s. is often not swallow my six it's down ever so slightly on the my six is struggling to get itself out of the red it's been there all day. and now let's see how all those individual music getting on the busy bee is low reflecting the sentiments in the eurozone coal mine. is among the main loses the company is about to finish taking bids for minority shareholders for a buyback of its shares nicole is the one on the wrong today the company is planning to reduce production with up to a full global metals demand the mine also expects to report on around fifty percent increase in net profit for the year two thousand and eleven and his eagle from

mcdonald's. before new year we. waited russia. i would expect some profit taking from russian accounts but i still expect the. funds will be will be strong so the markets will. continue growing up as for accommodations in greece and warm still we the environment in europe. in the world still very shaky. their commission is to buy liquid stocks as we saw in thursday and friday most of the big guns were buying. oil. so good that i sniffed my recommendations right now will still be just among liquid stops. the russian central bank is trying to make it easier the foreign banks operate in the country to i think you grow is part of an effort to set up equal conditions to

domestic and foreign lenders. has joined the world trade organization banks from abroad will no longer have to make special requests to the central bank simplifying the registration process. muscle for now back to fifty five minutes to join me that if you count.

more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. showing up for a shelter all day. watching

r.t. live from moscow as are the top stories when wars and global hacking group cripples the web sites of the white house and f.b.i. a series of attacks a major u.s. internet pages and you mentioned growing crime down file sharing services. arab league observers are much criticized mission to syria and prepare to deliver their report as the syrian opposition believes its drums in favor of military intervention. and london ramps up its efforts to bring the scottish independence bid to an unsuccessful land as northern nationalists look to exit the three hundred

year old getting in favor of an oil rich future. as we have lined up next our special report and we're off to siberia worthy ancient tradition of shamanism is still alive more and more about it in our special report. the sun's. bierria a dusk by year in chino one of the most celebrated and experienced chairmans east of lake baikal begins his shamanic rituals today's ritual is designed to invoke the spirits healing abilities and thank them for their powers at one point during the ritual a spirit penetrating by his body is expected to help the shaman deal with people's issues as well as heal them when a shaman becomes aware of the onset of the state trance he puts on a cap that covers his eyes the cap protects the shaman from evil spirits and safeguards the onlookers according to popular belief ordinary people are not supposed to see the shamans eyes at such moments because.