a simple matter of three thousand people living on some islands that wish to remain british subjects and say is i only listen i'm going to give you all i'm going to we're going to give alex the last word here and say is this just a principled issue here there's no it that's that's the top priority you think in this conflict it's principle. of course not you have political rhetoric of course on both sides christian if you're just saying give peace a chance which everybody i think gave a little side to this is about i mean this is about sovereignty and this is about the issue of where what are we going to leave the colonial past behind are we going to look to the future are we going to face up to reality which is that it's not sustainable for the islanders on the falklands and the argentine and citizens to keep up a good relationship if there's this tension and if there's this ridiculous divide between them trading lines their relationship in many different ways is very clear so we should just acknowledge that all right gentlemen we've run out of time but a status quo has lasted for thirty years maybe another thirty years the many thanks

my guest today in washington thanks to our viewers for watching us here r.t. see you next time and remember. anything. the news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images go girl has been seeing from the streets of canada. trying to corporations ruling today.

iran says it's been considering cutting oil sales to sixty you countries but it wouldn't do so at the moment because of the cold winter in europe this comes as the israeli pm accuses the islamic state of being behind the ball much consummated jordan thailand and just announced to what he says his base lawmaker predicts progression. russia says it's certain old players are encouraging opposition groups to stay out of dialogue with the syrian government are bad for bad launch responsibility for the growing violence while president assad has announced a referendum on a new constitution. and the plan is marking one years of the pro-democracy uprising in bahrain to test its base yet another partial calmed down with police using tactics and buttons from. the headlines up next the special report on peoples

around the world forced to stand strong to preserve their culture and political and often violent suppression of their offline oppression aspirations for separate homeland. and the not is evident. spinor that as a syrian citizen it's my responsibility to work hard on the music of this country.

leno i want to present it to people who are convinced that syria is some terrorist country. we can help politicians through music when you develop culture in your country your working through issues in the world of politics do you. come in now you can see yes this is the best message we can send to the rest of the world to say come and see what syria is what it is and what it has.

not. since i was young i have loved arabic calligraphy and i believe god should have a message. justice means that the rights of the people. should be returned to them it's. a little bit over that that. after that there should be no more revenge. and he. doesn't have i don't want to be an oppressed who becomes an oppressor.

a slave in the cause of the palestinian conflict is that israelis came from all over the world expelled the palestinians from their land and toked their country. for trying to create surely jewish state. how this many arabs get rid of those. israel has laid already off i think there are as one might hope will be some trial so that israel controls every single detail else of. our aid by itself is a system that is not being institutions. the walls all the separation will.

put the toughest of the four. suspended for. somewhat. even. though the other element is domination will eighty five percent of the country a lot the palestinians in this little enclave is. so we control the country we control the water we control the economy and the palestinians are enthused to leave the first. israel does not build three or four of them settlements secure. them to claim the land. do you still want to be sure i will use for security build the injury to so once and israel do demolish speed alcohol stands for security. just threw the ball for the floor under the tiger i'll still go inside but it's.

just going to be that go for the ones who. want to hire you the only thing that will be left here is hatred. you think that's funny. states soldiers you find out funny moments. just stood there. and it isn't fair to leave both reaction because it almost as united states bond. they were taken out of their houses they were going out on the street there killing down. there and not letting them have food water or electricity or anything like that. it just puts them in the worst circumstances every just took his identity and took his

country and took everything from them what do you expect from them of course is going to pull in some parts is going to kill people so long as they can animal and birds that animal even if it's a remarkable thing like taking care of your dog for years and you put them in cages you start hurting him hurting them because. biting you. get please please. please please you. most of the we have tried all the ways we tried to fight we tried to resist after they started calling us terrorists but we are defending our land we are defending our rights. and. that's my look. at the larger. about. this is about security and.

it shows how this with h. was wiped out. and the grass grew and all the remains some of the houses to make it look as if there was no they wish here. this is the tomb of a should used to communicate and to keep alive the history the memories and i found that i. did not want to be the number. of jerusalem and the seaton by the separation no. sound in music was composed by a band called the five they are palestinian rappers sperm a refugee camp in lebanon.

are you on the top of the crumbling muscle you know when. you buy your mom drugs when the you know. we sing for people who don't listen to rap rap is not the main goal the goal is the cause for which we are singing because as the most important thing. there will be no peace in the world as long as there are people being killed in palestine. children such as. the cats make a noise or. times. it's important that they just express their kind of kids and their political turmoil because. life is a picture in the future i would like to become

a journalist. special to you. and to show the truth. when you give. your. responsibility. to these kids a chance to really show to people perspective on how. it is comes. to. have someone. to say.

they. feel markers in some parts of rio de janeiro brazil there are more deaths than actual war zones. here it's an urban war where any living being can be a potential targets. for murder it's like an epidemic of minor conflicts everywhere where firearms. to small disputes. disputes over power people shoot for no reason. not only the criminals but also the police. but i watch these barbaric i. watch people being murdered in this way i'm not feel anything. i don't presume to change people's lives but i do my part as an artist.

from the city to the people one did a year. of a mother hugging a school kid who'd been shot dead with a smiling policeman next to them holding a smoking gun. if you. got and they came in the middle of the night and painted over this billboard. is fascism. one absurdity of the silences another absurdity if you open the paper today there is going to be a new absurdity that will make you forget yesterday's. time . a place. to stop it will definitely.

be a k forty seven is the most popular rifle in wars throughout the world where you can buy one on africa for eight u.s. dollars for the armed groups like it because it's light and children can carry it and shoot it with ease. the flow. is this if the weapon which was designed to kill if it can be changed and why can't humans change to. i i. thank. god for reggae is a cultural organization. i gave them one of these guitars so they could keep

working in the slums of rio de janeiro music the kids find the tools to change their reality. i. think you have to be very quick. and continue in the rossini islama you can just walk around like that. for my work at the racine islam was created to open doors so people could understand the slums and the people who live there. besides i have photographed ten other slums. less than five percent of people in the slums are

criminals they are the ones who give the slums a bad name. but the slums are filled with hardworking and honest people it's estimated that in ten years more than half of the world's population will be living in these types of communities in these communities where the violence exists but why in my photos i try to show where the problem is and where the solution is known and it starts in childhood at this age. ok here is where the problem is. but if we target that age i think that a lot can be done but at the same but about the same is. that. it.

might come down. that might ben right i want to set things my brilliant date. in the case of it's poetry that has united the community. more than one hundred fifty thousand people get together each year at the international festival of men to. demonstrate to the entire world that in a country so drained by war. shows to humanity that the whole world's problems are. suffering is that every war but hope also lives in the world. since i live in such a big country that everything is far. education

food. health. house in. my country still be the justice doesn't extend to all. there is abuse of power and greed on that trail resources because we are the children of a planet a planet that we had to pleat in with wars and everything. doesn't unseat governments but it does open consciences and hearts it goes. the more. we must stand up is. begin to say that. the time has come for us to remember our values to put right all our wrongs to

celebrate our humanity and truly live the belief that each of us. the same parson as all of us. who are of the. pseudo if you use only one hand nothing happens but with thousands of hands things will change. why did i protest i know people are scrounging for work without any freedom they are repressed and arrested by the government. of the. garden only the military trucks smashed the gates and entered the monastery they beat up everyone and destroyed everything they tied up

the monks and they kicked anyone who looked up. or you know that even though they made the monks crawl to the trucks they beat them from behind until they vomited blood. regardless of our lives we protest we protest for freedom. it's obvious the what the regime is doing is very unjust getting students and monks in jail as political prisoners. monks were and continue to be tortured and. sit on military dictatorships never care about the people. they control and subjugate with fear of the law don't be i'm a teacher. i.

was i. i. i. i. i i. as monks we don't take up arms did we don't start and revolutions no. then we got the political situation would not benefit from orange revolution here. i would say that the protest wasn't successful because many were killed. in the past no one knew that the dictator tortured and arrested people that we are

and what we. suffer from the revolution showed the world the cruelty of his regime you need to know yes that is what all of this is one tangible victory. over them and. the notion of what we do as people all around the world have huge consequences. for the extraordinary global mobilizations of february fifteenth two thousand and three when the world said no to war there were somewhere between twelve and fourteen million people in the streets that day all with the same slogan the world says no two in a hundred different languages it was an amazing outpouring was. the guinness book

of world records that it was the largest outpouring of humanity on one issue in the history of the world. and truth is later the new york times wrote there are once again two superpowers in the world the united states global public opinion that was huge we failed to stop the war. but it did me in that when the war happened no one could deny that it was illegal this wasn't a situation where the us had been able to bribe and threaten enough countries at the un that the un gave them permission. might be going to. be. a. bad thing. pentagon playing out in your dives to such. great things.

so we're trying to realistically as possible present this world as it could be so people can see what it's like. you start to work towards it. we have to push to make things actually. the strike you have to demonstrate. is that they don't do what you want it to do all kinds of things to make things interesting and the best outcome would be one. that needs to be different. and that should be because the. people. believe. that the truth. is called back to take our lead not from a political party or politician. but take our leave some people struggle cross the

flow have the audacity to say no. we must raise our voice says so and the only thing left is to fight to fight to fight the cuts. please. please.

yes. you. don't know. there might be a good because young adult or mother you know you're basically you're right you're going to. be ok. because. there are ways. you can slow down let's. cut cut.

cut. cut cut cut cut. cut. cut a deal. with john limbert we did well. that's why. you can't wait. till you want to. risk. that to the want to react. and i can see that let's. cut. cut. cut. cut cut. cut cut.

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