america's proxy war in syria u.s. intelligence has been given the go ahead from president obama to back gravels in their violent drive to overthrow yasid regime. also a new video emerges apparently showing the execution of pro-us and supporters by syrian rebel fighters in the side of the war often ignored by leading foreign media . from the beginning. from the us from politicians and from. news. that he would scream because. the most brutal way. joined us on his mother talks exclusively to our team and that is what dora she needs the country's president to push for her son's asylum.

four pm in the russian capital you're watching r t with me marina joshie welcome to the program president obama has apparently authorized secret support for this year in rebels to help them oust president reports of a covert order allowing backing by the cia and other agencies fall washington's warning that the current fighting is syria will be a nail in assets coffin anti-war activist brian backer says america's strategy in syria has never been towards diplomacy. well the united states military and intelligence services are as we know now from the u.s. government admission coordinating through turkey through a u.s. military airbase these are all you know turkey is a nato country the military operations for this so-called free syrian army these

syrian so-called revolutionaries and it's clear now that this is not a shift in terms of u.s. strategy it doesn't represent any kind of alteration all that it does is reveal that the diplomacy of this so-called diplomacy the so-called looking for a negotiated settlement is a fraud that the diplomacy is in fact a form of perjury that the reality is that the u.s. government the obama administration with the pentagon and the cia. neck deep coordinating the military operations to overthrow a sovereign government in syria. the question of how to resolve syria's drawn out conflict has caused deep divisions between world powers russia and britain among them the nations are poles apart on the issue but will come into focus president putin's meeting with the british prime minister in london artist laura smith explains. it's unlikely to be an easy meeting prime minister cameron will reportedly use this opportunity to press president putin again over ending violence

in syria the two countries have taken opposing views over the conflict britons calling for the removal of president assad and un sanctions on syria while russia maintains talks of the only way the leaders meetings also taking place is reports emerged that the u.k.'s closest ally barack obama has signed a secret order authorizing the cia and other u.s. agencies to support the rebels fighting against president asked the moves likely to cause outrage with russia that insists there should be no foreign intervention in the syria conflict all taking sides the last time cameron and putin met the british leader claimed putin had changed his stance on syria and had explicitly called for president assad to go it might have been wishful thinking or lost in translation but either way russia denied that was the case causing embarrassment to cameron since then britain's described russia's veto of the u.n.

resolution on syria as inexcusable and indefensible that may cause some awkwardness . now right now at r.t. dot com if you think a camera never lives think again take a close look at this picture and austrian newspaper and see how it compares to the original report on the european union is digital deception in. what is often ignored by leading foreign media when it comes to covering the syrian conflict a terror the brutal tactics employed by some armed rebel groups and horrific video has surfaced revealing the other side of the syrian conflict the footage you're now seeing purports to show a cold blooded execution of awesome supporters by syria grabs several manuscript of

some of their clothes and brooding are forced to nearby or go in front of gunmen who that open fire journalist pat escobar as done his own research into the images and says it was incidents like this there is no end in sight to the syrian crisis. i received this video as well from a source in the rabbit could that then i ask where it starts lation this it was a very clever this is a very important blending north and a little and some of them they were executed in cold blood this is what this. minute video shows in fact this is an extended gland they have like wait six thousand brothers sisters the extended family clan tribe you know so this means that all these people you stand over being recruited to the opposition now they will be flighty the opposition because they are being executed in cold blood and this explains among other things why christians all over syria now are taking up

arms to defend themselves because they know that if there is a falls assad holds roll dice. the hard core elements the greedy selfish just this is what's going to happen they're going to be overprotected minorities and at the moment they are protected by the words of. the syrian conflict has left hundreds of thousands of people displaced many having for shelter across the borders into neighboring countries but as my financial reports even in the refugee camps politics overshadows basic human values. a conflict of contrast and contradictions freedom fighters with guns in their hands and the kind of support calls for jihad those claiming to want to stop the violence in the country continue providing the warring sides with more weapons and now a supposedly peaceful humanitarian mission is been used as a breeding ground for hatred and division playing refugees may have felt they skate

through war but it seems the conflict has other plans for them because of muslims out in the northern lebanon is known for being strongly opposed to both its home government and the syrian regime seen for much tension for years especially after the death in custody of a local man accused of being part of al qaida today it's home to many islamic organizations and many are still believed to have ties with a terrorist organization today it's right on the syria lebanon border the border is over there it's where many syrians fleeing the castle home had a comparatively safe haven one which provides shelter for some but by no means all . a group of islamic n.g.o.s is called in eighteen the humanitarian mission here their mercy carries a subtle message the boxes bear would look to the swords of the muslim brotherhood holder for your opinion here's what has to be enough the remark from one family guy who goes here is rice crops. dry milk. the man in

charge is a selfie a radical sunni group of hearing to fundamentalist islam and not tolerating moderate forms of the religion she colleague says anyone is welcome to relieve just so long as they share in his one sided beliefs. we will not accept anybody who supports such a criminal regime maybe i will try to talk to them but convince them not to be on the bad side if they accept was there more than welcome if not last don't tell us. no surprise therefore we didn't find a single assad supporter here newly arrived refugees most of whom are families with small children sleep on classroom floors and are giving just basic creations but empty stomachs are only helping to nourish and sentiments eloquent in the middle additional hope that i would join the free syrian army if only i had

a chance but they don't need me i'm not in the military and if i have an opportunity to kill saddam with my bare hands i won't hesitate. to what's on the surface look like helpless refugees in an instant can turn into odd natural lucian or is that what i wish i'm with the free syrian army to fight against the sun no matter what will get him i will not accept him to leave the country will see cutthroats and all terrible things and when we finish with him we'll go and take those and back in his regime we all know them very well first sobs wife has problems like me i wish i had kids i shopped into tiny pieces. these people at their most desperate take given the helping hand that they need and it's one that will always be there although we strings attached as long as people are happy to tell you the n.t.'s sideline they will be the ready cool groups happy to feed them they still hold the guns that a powerful in this war. from northern lebanon for

updates on the situation in syria are available from r t on twitter we're bringing you the firsthand experience of our crew on the ground as well as reactions and elza images outside our t.v. on this one cause. now anti-government activists have been arrested in the united arab emirates for what the authorities call a threat to the state security but human rights groups say the responses draconian political studies professor steven. the opposition movement is simply the public's desire for more input and they're closed. these are very the mess to get local activists through who are moderate islamists who want

a greater sense of fairness and equity within society they are among three dozen dissidents who've been arrested in the past couple months some people sometimes to jail not for calling for the overthrow of the government or anything are but simply poor allowing the partially elected advisory assembly to have a little more power than it does currently so it just seems like yet another sad chapter and the crackdown against any dissent in the under that authoritarian regime by and large remains a definitely a far cheering regime if extreme a question again and they're going to use against foreign i guess work but most fundamentally no really going by the people themselves the most political pluralism or office with parties most moves for people to express their grievances a matter how rich you are. sooner or what your are going to say hey we want some

input about the direction of our country down the front line of the government's crackdown across the gulf is now below or down one of the only activist has made his name known international studies professor of the giant bullies activists like her job should be praised. you have to really salute people like rajab who have been fighting in bahrain most of his life he is the head of the bahrain center for human rights a very important person in the u.a.e. there's a university of sharia law professor i am of yusuf i mean people like this are to be applauded because there is the flag of democracy they raise the flag of reform in the region we have seen protests being crushed in these various emirates in saudi arabia recently the cleric numeral nimer was beaten and arrested once more two people at least have been killed by reason of course the same thing is continuing and in u.a.e.

over the last month about fifty people have been arrested about nine or ten just in the last couple of days but yes this is been a concerted crackdown by the u.a.e. regime but they have been putting pressure on the political reformers who have been at work not since last year but since two thousand and three to create greet their reform greater democracy in the entirety of the united arab emirates. coming up in the program here in our team the u.s. continues to twist iran's arms not only to say but now expect me to pay to play out over a nine eleven along with. the time we explain what's behind the latest rulings. russia's ruble continues to lose value gives birth to the euro and the dollar some on this expected to fall another fifteen percent because of the capital outflows but according to the big index purchasing power parity on the russian ruble is

already pretty cheap and gives it a big advantage to join me in around ten minutes so i know it's way. too early a sound his mother has manic with the word leader as are some pleas for asylum there president korea says the decision won't be influenced by pressure from any country cristina songe talk to a jury in her visit telling us that u.s. politicians are still dying for revenge over wiki leaks some even calling for her son's execution the full interview is later this hour and here's some of what to expect. from the beginning. from the us from politicians and from. the news commentary. that he was screaming out. in the most brutal way. they seem to be. built up on how they were feeling. calling out for the brutal force of inciting against my son and still in the last

few weeks there's been folks you see sometimes i think it's folks these who hate the palin who was screaming at julian's execution this is somebody who is not for the war and has done nothing more than any good in this egregious we do to be complicit in this one doing good for. the whistleblower as been holed up in ecuador's embassy in london for over six weeks now the decision on assigned his asylum request is expected in ten days he's wanted in sweden oversexed lionel additions by the police there just a pretext to hand over to the u.s. to face trial over the massive leak of secret files scott horton from harbors magazines as even if he gets asylum he won't be out of the woods. to me it's hard to understand how the ecuadorians are going to play this but even if they decide to

grant his request for asylum that doesn't mean he would be able to walk out of the embassy go to heathrow and fly to ecuador he would still be held there you'd only be able to transfer out with some sort of consent from the u.k. government and i don't think that will be forthcoming without some sort of agreement from the swedish government so it's diplomatically very very thorny and setting up a scenario in which doing the song may be a guest in close quarters in the ecuadorian embassy for many years the question with australia is one that. been in the background for many many years in fact if you look through the history of the war on terror you find a number of australian citizens who were seized by the united states who were mistreated some tortured some held in impossible conditions and one time tomorrow and the australian government was we mark a bully quiet about all of this not really not only not intervening but sometimes

attacking their own citizens and i think what's going on there is frankly a rather surprising the attitude on the part of the australian government towards the united states has been seen to challenge the us over any issue. well don't forget julian assange has groundbreaking interview series is still available for you to watch at r.t. dot com also online and teddy bear tara for alaric's fur fly is out there at ease coddling commandos were air dropped into the secretive kinds of causing the president to sack key military chiefs. and while the people in greece tighten their belts to the extreme the country's olympic delegation spends big money at an exclusive club and along that we tell you why.

right and if you live by phone from phones to pressure. don't auntie don't comb. u.s. congress has approved a new package of sanctions against iran targeting the country's energy sector earlier a federal judge order to iran to pay a share of a six billion dollars compensation package for supposedly aiding the nine eleven attacks along with al qaida the taliban and hezbollah are just going to check out explains what the judgment means since it's certain no one's going to pay up. the whole trial is considered a symbolic move nobody's actually hoping to collect those penalties you ran from lee denies any such accusations has blogged the same moral was soon after nine

eleven has blogs leader described as quote an entity trapped in medieval ages and bent on killing innocent muslims so they're not exactly best friends and the nine eleven commission back in the day also stated that quote we have found no evidence that iran or hezbollah was aware of the planning for what later became the nine eleven attack and of quote but the fact that now the u.s. justice system holds you and partly responsible for nine eleven is most interesting both in terms of timing and historical context back in two thousand and three as the u.s. waged war against iraq another u.s. federal judge ruled that iraq must pay for nine eleven attacks very similar rulings so have you have this clear flashback when you look at the headlines from may two thousand and three course the allegations that saddam hussein was doing business with al qaida proved to be bogus but that didn't matter at the time having solid evidence didn't matter at the time tensions skyrocketed on false grounds with

regards to iran the timing is of importance as far as its nuclear program the obama administration says they want diplomacy and negotiations to work with the most recent ruling holding the brand responsible partly responsible for nine eleven one can argue there may never be any easing the sanctions or sanctions even if you make small things on its nuclear program. well more of the world's news for you this hour an afghan security forces have killed seven insurgents who planted attack on the capital kabul intelligence agency discovered huge weapons reserves three cars full of explosives and ammunition and a compound five of the suspected terrorists blew themselves up when a gun battle erupted while the others were shot dead by police. u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton is in uganda's capital as part of her africa tour it's currently battling outbreak of the deadly ebola virus which has so far killed sixteen people nationwide the seven nation visit is seen as an attempt to

curb china's growing influence in the continent clinton's next stop is south sudan is that still in history the pants have a chinese investment. a slow moving moving through asia has hit taiwan killing at least seven people surveillance video showed one man tragically fall to his death when the road collapsed burying him in rubble to rental rains flooded low lying areas paralyzing the made international airport and railway network earlier this week the typhoon killed twenty three people in the philippines. he waves and droughts have been destroying crops across the globe sending food prizes to new highs as the business ask to tell us more that's right summary that we're seeing no records of prices for soybeans and corn but apparently the drought and the food prices this is just the tip of the iceberg which of also attracted attention to obvious farming problems

which could hit the industry even worse while global commodities expert jim rogers explains. the world has been consuming more than it's been producing for a decade now so we don't have much food left but worse we're running out of farmers the average age of farmers in america is fifty eight in japan it's sixty six in australia is fifty eight normally when prices go up a lot of farmers far more of the expand their crops etc but the problem is the number of farmers is going down and the world cannot have that reaction that it normally does but one for jimmy inventories to getting lower but if things keep out the inventories disappear and eventually there's no food at any price because there's no no farmers left. secular what's happening on the market starting with russia and the fact that the creative industries in the united states the most in seven months have driven prices that are basically high and on the back of the

russian market so i've gating now to a mixed session on wednesday well a surprise came in from the biggest oil company in the country ross as a reporter it's a surprise loss in the second quarter traders dubbed it surprise most very bad the two hundred forty seven million dollars hit followed profits of three billion dollars in the first quarter blames a high tax bill as well as volatile. markets. well over in europe e.c.v. has decided to keep the key rate unchanged at north point seven five percent we're awaiting comments from the head of the b. mario drive you know shortly going to expected to follow what the reaction right now is a moderately positive as you can see the footsie and the dax gaining around point four percent and on the currencies markets the euro is gaining have to leave

actually against the u.s. dollar after this is a decision to keep rates unchanged meanwhile the russian ruble is blatz against both currencies over the past couple of sessions we have seen it's weakening will stay with currencies the economist has published this year's a big mac index which basically values currencies across the globe based on how much they can buy much hamburgers they can buy in that country but in the course of a taste of what has changed in the. this is one of them also the mcdonald's of all rights in the heart of moscow a big mike here will such a bike about suit dollars and twenty nine cents and everything that's expensive then you probably live in hong kong because that is the only country where big mac is cheaper than that just north of that but you know what else. carol tastes the same and i know from experience what it was well you would pay for

your time so more than. a dollar. a day you. know if you love your big macs and are on their part to finish probably stay away from countries like norway switzerland and brazil as well to the headquarters of the south more exotic like time and south africa but don't just take my word for it let's take a look at the charts in detail this year the big macindex looks at changes since the global money market seized up in the summer of two thousand and seven the economist assumes the production costs are equal overall that means it's possible to measure the purchasing power of world currencies in the rough months to the dollar according to the price of big macs we can see there that the ruble won from being undervalued forty percent to about a fifty percent products was born again straw in the heart conclusions from this index because it is based on the theory of purchasing power parity which says that

extreme traits that moves up the price of a basket of goods is the same in each country but as we all know of course with the low wages around for countries that varies why says so it's like this where a grain of salt and joining a big mac. i know i'll be doing that and don't think too much about it. right i love it how marina managed to get a hamburger out from under the counter and there was nobody in line and dig into it . i mean i'll be back in around fifty five minutes all right thanks very much indeed for the sub date and of course there are plenty more coming your way out to how the mother of joined us on john her mission to save her son from a vengeful united states stay with us for that if you can.

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