it without a recap now of our top stories a surge of anti islam sentiment in the u.k. inspired by new ways of mass killing under the break based affair is a similar attacks to take place in britain. crackdowns on pro-democracy demonstrators in bahrain and a lack of condemnation from western governments prompts questions over the selective approach to the arab spring with probes. kofi annan the warns of balance in syria continuing despite the ceasefire stressing an urgent need for expansion of the un observer mission there. next we get expert insight into how revolutions are being planned coordinated in financed. knots or interviews attention discourse the

president of the european center for geopolitical. thank you very much for being with us today now you're a political expert also an election monitor and some say you're an expert in call of revolutions so i'm going to start right away from that what are the king gradients to starting a color revolution i think that there have to be a real political and social graces which may. be a kind of inspiration for those groups who protest and so i'm sure about there's no call for revolution without social bases you have the social basis you can very easily money pure white all the social groups which are protesting again and i'll

do social groups which are already organized but you have start with i mean they come on the consciousness of economical or social broad problems which are real so the problem has to be economical or social rather than a regime problem like a dictatorship for example it's. about ninety percent of every society including this is ideas of central and eastern europe are first and foremost interested in their social and economical interests which means that they don't care about the politics they don't care about political system they don't care about the character of political regime they are just worried about what they are and their economical prospects about the possibilities all for and they keeping their families on the second and social level and this is the most important factor in every room for an outsider for someone who observes protests and called revolutions all you see is

people in the streets detail the logos. what is the infrastructure behind such a spectacle you know what i mean really professional coordination centers well for instance in ukraine i have noticed the presence of people from serbian. movement which had a future experience when it comes to so-called colorful revolutions because they made it in belgrade in two thousand and so they had. communications technology technology of communication between them and that whole coordination center was of course secret no no one knew about it i mean no one from from the ordinary and the protestors knew about it but it was functioning and it was functioning really. very effectively so what is the share of people power versus the power of the people who actually pull the strings every one of these

protests that has its own his own interests he's always gratiot in there and talk participate in the protests but anyway it's really very easy for him to ration ali-g. and. become a subject of emotional engineering i would call it but once they were aleutian actually takes place and most of the people then realised that they've been subject to manipulation. what's their reaction or they didn't harden or they don't really care because their objectives meets the manipulators objectives well usually they don't realise that they are and the subject of many bill asian and so that's another question it's a question about. so-called information area which means. that that must media on the one hand you are of course have one of the. most

important factors of recall of revolutions which is the control of most media. so for us to take up the control over and i'll turn out to you for that must mean you have this must mean you would try have a good let's say reliability in polls then you think about it all over revolutions must know you are very important partners of course in promoting the disease of parts of this and they call for revolution of the whole project i would say the media this is not the war between the regime and the people but let's say it's a conflict between that p.r. especially our experts of the government on the one hand and of the protest movement or of some foreign powers they're engaged on the other and talking about foreign powers. for every question is where does the funding for this kind of projects come what do you think fundraising stakeholders who are funding this stuff

it's always the most interesting question and it's always the most guarded secret of all these movements personally i know about the case of ukraine and looking so of who are who who funded ukraine and belarus in two thousand and three and two thousand and six for let's say some foundations we try our and probably several western countries including united states but we're operating through for instance polish n.g.o.s is united states always present in these kind of projects i'm not so you've always but the most of the gulf leads i mean there's another one that is another think here another factor you have geopolitical interests. and concerning these geopolitical interests every country or every superpower like united states makes its decision. is it worth it to engage in a call of revolution to start to ignite it. sometimes and we know it's or some

other countries try to inspire on tonight on the floor of the us so it's not on the united states. to be harnessed. united states. the best experts in this business for we have dinner sharp and his. call over evolution technologic is goal of a revolution handbook actually and they have george soros as sources as sponsor and by the donor sharp is an ideologue and. that's a man who invented the whole technology i mean of that of the contemporary call of revolution so. of course the united states are the leading power when it comes to this technology you can see you know just recently in tribute to the newly appointed u.s. investor to russia. fall and he said yes america used to fund opposition

movements and car revolutions but it was under a different administration we no longer do that under obama's administration do you believe that personally personally i believe that mr michael is one of the. best specialists and that scholars who are working on michael over revolutions and i think your brain is an expert and that i don't believe that united states don't use this technology because i have just returned for it for instance from syria this depiction of jews do you think syrian uprising is closer to what you would call the color revolution totally is and in the beginnings of course it was a kind of colorful revolution where you have a. well not direct but in direct foreign intervention and a military conflict sometimes called for revolution may not end on the peaceful means and may proceed to war to a civil war in a country that's the case of syria that was the case with libya before some other

doctor so it's not an africa but what about the armed opposition movement in syria that are also in a straits and they don't usually have much to do with the people that are protesting for a better life in the streets of syria why am i wrong when it comes to. syria you have to take into account the most important factor which of the media i mean the media manipulation on the conflict they've each animals well i don't want to make them an advertisement here but the like i'll just zero or. which are indifferent to working for the cause of the rebels there and which are making fake sense or even to have some well black books technology used for and creating robots that analogy is for creating artificial sense of fighting self that repressions from the governmental force and so on so it's really a. high technology advanced technology was there even in syria but

we know perfectly know that. in syria when it comes to syria of course you have the economic base of the protests there was an economic basis for peaceful protests. and. this part of the opposition which is let's say devoted to draw. the goals of peaceful transformation of the system and of economical transformational for the change of that social policing is not using guns and rifles ok i just want to go back briefly to ukraine do you know how much it cost to install a new regime in two thousand and three just to have an idea of how much in general this kind of project could lead to different. assessments of and price of the so-called color revolution but the most of them are raging from twenty

door and one hundred to one hundred twenty even and a million dollars so it's really hard to say hard to estimate. what was there we are injection of storing financial support there. because it was the flow of money which was not controlled which means that you have well. theoretically you have for for instance even the process of possibly transferring the money to him for international drug related illness or university because this is becoming no never popular in syria for instance you have the drug bust by western union of course the small amounts of money i mean a small about troop ten or fifteen thousand dollars so that it's not too suspicious and send. in the cord nation central for some people some group of people who got this all this money and then distributed this money so it's really hard to estimate can you get reach other. i'll tell you of one thing in that

and returning back to syria again there was a man from my the governing party bus party organize regular protests every week i mean and and to government and to presidential brokers there in syria and ask what he's doing and why he's going to has worked well it's nothing personal just business but there should be scoresby thank you very much frank is interesting. there hasn't been a thing yet on t.v. . it is to get the maximum political impact. before source material is what helps keep journalism honest we thought.

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start on t.v. dot com. the search of anti islam sentiment in the u.k. inspired by norway's mass killer and this brave these to fear similar attacks could take place in britain. press crackdowns on pro-democracy demonstrators in bahrain and a lack of condemnation from western governments prompts questions over the selective approach to the arab spring holds. true fianna warns of violence in syria continuing despite the ceasefire stressing an urgent need for the expansion of the u.n. observer mission there. next it's you know the latest sports news and football shocks and shocking mustaches going on what's happening it certainly is yeah barcelona they're going to carry in the champions league was a shock and a half and i'll tell you what the beard and moustache championships twenty twelve you're not going to want to miss it is oughtn't yet that's coming up in just

a second. thanks for joining us this is sport today plenty head over the next ten minutes including all the songs for today. kaplan conquest chelsea qualify for their second champions league final knocking out holders barcelona the last four stage. madrid versus munich ryall and byron prepared to do battle in the second leg of their champions league semifinal. later on a wednesday. and on top of the world a russian ski expedition with picks seven would be teenage explorers reaches its destination north pole. against all odds chelsea have qualified for the final of the champions league the blues knocking out holders barcelona three to get following an action packed night at the nou camp the london side lead one nil going

into the second leg but the game looked up forty four minutes in with barcelona leading to no one holding an extra man after chelsea captain john terry was sent off for an inexplicable fall and alex sanchez but q a comeback for the ages first the tireless ramirez chipped home beautifully right before the break but prompted further back to the wall time with attack after attack repelled following a missed leo messi penalty for barr said the icing on the cake for chelsea though coming right at the death spun your fernando torres netting to two on the night three two for all the blues now into one of their second every european cup final. we haven't lost over two legs we don't pass so i think that we deserved to be in the final. we played a different style to barcelona. in the. and he's different from us so i don't think. they deserved to think we deserved to go from it's lonely to

this to this to the nice thing about the board is that sometimes you smile and sometimes you feel this way we accept that another team will go to you dig you know we have to do the reverse of those for you but i think in chelsea will get to find out their final opponents later today real madrid aiming to buy back from a two one opening leg loss to byron munich in another massive clash this time at the santiago bernabeu reale able to concentrate on their champions league ambitions after all but wrapping up the spanish league title affect you over. alone is a weight off their mind the weekend manager dosimeter a new has a chance to win the competition for the third time the portuguese stating that frank river easy opening goal for biron in the semifinal first leg was offside but also took the time to compliment the man in the middle of the day this one i hope to win. i hope to win this one. but. again i was not looking

because i lost the first leg with a goal that was logical that was offside but the referee was amazing in that much as biron meanwhile have a score to settle with the special one after being relegated to run a shop status in the twenty ten champions league by that then interim manager no news colleague you pine key is making sure byron's focus lies in europe now the sixty six year all resting key players in abundance legal win over verger the weekend with the title firmly embraced see it dortmund grass but it's on the continent at home kids is truly expecting an entertaining affair. i'd say it's a fact both teams are going to try to make the best of their attacking potential real madrid's have to score at least one in my opinion are perfectly capable of scoring one goal or more even at the bernabeu. let's move to the russian game now where with four games to go in this the longest ever premier league season is a need to need just

a draw this weekend to retain their crown let's head back to the weekend that was now for a look at all the strikes that flew in it is goals but over time. click. click . click. click. click. click. click. click. click.

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. to other sports news are rushed. lympics silver medal winner long jumper. has been banned from competition for two years but the country's outlet exploded ration the suspension follows a failed drugs test taken earlier this year. one silver enough wins in two thousand and four whilst competing on her maiden name of arena seem are going to her last major achievement came in two thousand and eight when she finished third of the world indoor championships in spain the twenty nine year old tested positive for testosterone on a green so. let's head north in fact to the most northern point on the globe non expedition led by a russian teenage select were vying to ski across the arctic finishing up the north pole now we've got a man culture of there to see if the achieve that aim. this is the fifth sign that the father and son team of dimitri and much they are all have organized the ski to

the north pole expedition the formats being constant seven teenagers handpicked from thousands of eager would be polar explorers across russia begin their journey at the bar now drifting ice base and after about a week battling through some of the harshest conditions on earth the chosen few reached the global summit this time it took the expedition seven days to cover their one hundred and twenty kilometer distance from the last circle of latitude all the way up to the north pole but the young arctic travelers had to stick around and the other full day at their final destination because the mission to pick them up that's us came late due to severe weather conditions which stops us from flying so what did you do while waiting for us i did my. played my fear sang songs code jokes ate instructions and skipped and you know if you were you didn't bring us any food but we go through it with what you've got

a book of pies to the helicopter. well the pies disappeared within seconds and the group was finally ready as opposed to the camera can answer some questions probably the weather's been very good. let's look at his face was literally battered by the hay like snow from the ground when you ski the wind stirs up the snow and fully covers your face and then cuts its but all those contacts are told it is really hard that this circle dance around the north pole concern anyone into a carefree child and that's been a tradition here over the past half a decade but the custom of playing football at the world summit dates all the way back to the cold war when the crew of a soviet submarine broke through the polar ice to play the world's most popular again. each year dmitry and much they are all dedicate the expedition to either a cause or a commemorative date their previous subzero tracks have already been devoted to

among others russian teachers and the sochi winter olympics this time the journey was made in the name even puppy who spent over two hundred days here researching back in one thirty seven war this is the corp of a flock which was raised to the north pole but the expedition of seventy five years ago and will commemorate in their heroics without trip. there are sick experience and here but the smiles of happiness are mixed with feelings of sorrow some have become inseparable friends and all of them learns the value of teamwork hunger for travel the are known and effort bordering the on it saying it all is what separates those teenagers from the rest of their peers at the age of sixteen eighteen they have already conquered the north pole and their future challenges now seem easier to handle room on cost free of artsy reporting from the north pole. great

stuff finally it's here summer silly sport season cannot be called officially underway because the twenty twelve international beard and moustache championships well they've started springing together the finest cream toughs to germany style points the order of the day in shushan reeds in the side of the country with their competitors using every chance they can to touch up their winning look there's been some how to impress upon love seven judges and one of the eighteen disciplines from imperial valley mustaches to chin beard freestyle only a few proved to be a cut above the rest in those categories but training to look razor sharp it off for the likes of local favorites on or a bill felt here it's mine and i think our sports department favorites why the tournaments held on to all the winning. great stuff another is all your sport for now weather is next here in twenty four

hour r.t. . question is that so much of the taxpayers' money i mean i says you have a real measuring it is hard to deny something foreign is happening in french politics with president nicolas sarkozy fighting for his political life what is the future.