to build a most sophisticated. mission to teach me the creation of why you should care about humans. this is why you should care only. these are your headlines now more dead as global anti-american protests over a film mocking escalate i would violent outbursts now expanding to new frontiers. a year of protest on the plight of the so-called ninety nine percent still not addressed the occupy movement montes anniversary with renewed rallies and a pledge not to stop until the. powerful

allies like the u.s. ceiling and the missile defense deal with washington made an escalating rout with china of a disputed. close introspective interview with tuffy a former islamist and former associate of. what do you read into the events in the arab world right now i see an expression of radicalism in the form of attacking embassies killing in verses or expressing these violent traits in the radical ways of thinking. that already fellated in the last few decades in the in the muslim world is expressing itself in this form as it expresses itself also in afghanistan in beheading people but this is the from kind of violence that's based on the same

thinking the rate of accepting using violence to suppress the others and the preventing them from seeing you opinion or prevented them from seeing things that you perceive as insulting why do you think this is happening especially in countries that have gone through a transition are still going through there are general underlying causes like some principles for example or religious principles or will who ever say bad words again as prophet muhammad must be killed which is not in the koran but it's one of the ministry believes in some islamic books and also the excess of love to prophet muhammad makes many muslims feel that any insult to. have the responsibility to defend the species according to islamic the traditional teaching that muslim world . as we go to hell for the prophet muhammad is the one who will do intercession all shuffle to bring them out of from hell to put otherwise it's not god who will do

this it's mohammed intercession so that is excessive emotional feeling toward the prophet mohammad because of this so these are underlying factors but we can see there are look allies in factors that have been in egypt for example in egypt you have all model of. some shut out for example the former prime minister or one of the early prime minister after the revolution who actually celebrated the young man who took the flag of the israeli embassy and burned it and destroyed it with that with the mobs surrounding the embassy so instead of punishing him and considered considering him a criminal for doing so object of attacking the israeli embassy the actual celebrity and even the media by the prime minister so you are giving a very bad role model here in libya as the situation is different you have many radicals who have military power in the hands who are well trained who can take

decisions to the embassy biz on the movie or biz there are some arrangement i wanted to ask you about there's a lot of people are saying u.s. officials even that this was a preplanned attack that the film may have not you know may not have anything to do with this do you agree to this it is a possibility i cannot just take it out of the possibilities it's one of the possibilities but also the possibility that the movie incited excessive hatred and violent a desire to use violence against the us. could be really implemented easily because you have fighters who are world trained and have weapons. so it's not that difficult if you are will train for more than a year fighting a fear and will trained on the use of these biliteral to really take this weapons into your hands and go attack the embassy so borse possibilities are out of balance on the groups that you're talking about other groups that were funded. by the us

trained by the last in some cases during the revolution in libya do you think that the u.s. didn't see this coming especially after what happened in afghanistan back in the seventy's and eighty's and now we see the results with the taliban you think people do not learn from history very well. that's one of the problems of humans they don't. learn from history and the full voice was really going into enough depth of understanding the culture as we talked about the mindset the religious things and some of these radicals who were probably supported by the nato. summit radicals may probably have access to the weapons because when the government collapses the whole system collapses it was the have if they had easy access actually to a lot of locals so certainly that is the big problem here in the ring with the middle eastern issue do anything the us expected the democracy that they were promising the libyans the egyptians then other countries the nations in the arab

world that this will be the result of the democracy that their promise of the asli not you see hillary clinton for example clearly saying how can this happen in a country that that we helped them to get freedom so they are really shocked and it's been for it's been for the americans and nato helped them expecting that they will reciprocate this at least by by showing some values of liberty and respect for others and at least respect for america but underestimate the threat of radical islam as what happened in iraq as what happened in the underestimated the threat of radical islam and the main factor in the threat is ideology if you don't deal with this ideology you can't win this game if you focused on the two things what what what what what's commonly said here is military power or democracy

is this of the two things it's like someone who knows how to change the tire of the car and he thinks that fixing complex electronics singing in the car can be done via changing the tires no it will not you need to go into a completely different dimension here that has to deal with an ideology it's a religious in ideology whatever. do you want to admit it or not it is a religious ideology and we have to deal with it especially because a lot of people were telling the us before we're talking about the fact that. there are other elements in your articles you do talk about this i'm one of these people who clearly stated that if you want to implement a democracy voice southern democracy in syndrome it will bring the islamists to power and we will suffer would you say that the u.s. just simply does not understand their needs of the arab or the the fact that they want to impose democracy that is completely if only i right now a lot of you know i would say there are people who understand people who do not

understand and depends on the balance of power as in certain time in history the decisions are taking. decisions here i don't think they were like very very very correct i don't sing song do you think that the u.s. will change its strategy in the arab. countries that are going through transitions right now based on what's going in light of what's going on oh yeah yeah absolutely like for example there will be many voices all start questioning if removing for example is a good idea or not because supporting the orrible can ultimately bring extremely radicals people who will ultimately attack america and become any of us to america so it doesn't work the way people think i think the libyan example of killing the embezzler inch such way and the spread of the action in civil islamic societies that had the revolutions will make many people think twice before

supporting the rebels are going to last and i think it will i can see it's will be a game changer with this respect but i can say it will make many people think twice about this issue of supporting the rebels against us i think twice that will they actually take decisions that are different than. there are decisions that for a while they may be reconsider this strategy and think of a line of logically likely. may put the possibility of of sixty percent possibility that decisions may have some changes or more difficult species you know a lot of the brain is trying to solve the problem so the syrian issue is hot i know that it was a policy to do more but i think with the libyan issue it will make the voices of the people who were against. a more prominent more but it's very hard to get on the outcome because it depends on different variables

different. the ultimate in. so it's not something that you can easily say it will make change a lot but how do you see the relations between the us and the countries that are going through a transition particularly in libya and egypt specially after the latest protests will certainly create a new. way of thinking in the relation with these people and i think it will affect it for example the donations that might go to egypt the congress is supposed to allow one billion dollar donations to support egypt i believe many many people in the congress will start to think twice about if this is appropriate without having guarantees from more see that he will really respect the values of democracy the problem here is that many societies understand democracy

just as the ballot and the west understand the. transparency freedom of speech respect for the minority so that is completely different understanding of the same world we here in the west understand it as these values but in the other parts of the world the understand it as the majority suppress minority and. everything but if the congress is going to reconsider its aid for instance to egypt put conditions maybe that's another form of. conditions that the arab world is sick of is tired of and that's one of the reasons they're there for testing there has been money of over their countries i think it's you have the really if you're giving donations you have the full right to put conditions because it's extremely unwise to give someone donations and then they will find ideology of hatred to your that ultimately cause you damage so i think it's fervor to say that if i'm giving

someone donations a big level it's further that the u.s. insists on certain conditions what would you say the u.s. will start working on its relations with the arab or with the peoples not with their governments because they they have seen where that is going i think they will become more a world of the ideology of radicalism has to be fought the cannot just ignore it the problem is not simply military solutions or using democracy to solve the problem thank you very much thank you. download the official r.t. application. choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorites from

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flowers presents and diamonds should be sent right here for a girl kate partridge she's next with the sport. thank you very much rory how i also welcome to the latest poll this monday and here top stories desperate down the protests queues did i must go remain rooted to the bottom of the russian premier league after rough stuff condemning them to their seventh defeat in eight games. while driving force keisuke honda strikes twice as test to military to align the terror second. two stars from the n.b.a. get a group of talented kids abbas people less than their never get here in moscow. but first a football and after a weekend of stunning results in the russian premier league the focus moves to the front of the table with basement battles this monday night in just under fifteen

minutes second bottom valda will kick off and i'm caught and could leave now my must go further adrift at the bottom if they win in this monday evening on a template idea entertain could be a setup with both teams hoping to end a three game losing run meanwhile on sunday that i was miserable start to the season continued as the moscow side slumped to their seventh defeating eight games after a one zero. defeater are still with coach dump the trustee blaming last week's internationals for his depleted squad do not know where without he found them shewn and striker alexander got caught and who was injured playing for russia in contrast to a stopper showed off a new talent is on one talk the midfielder david bentley made his debut becoming the first in richmond to play in the russian point really was for my little man of floral cinema pombo who also made his first start but it was czech strike holland who scored the winner after sixty minutes did not want a point to drift at the bottom. well meanwhile japan midfielder keisuke honda scored by these goals in test goes to know when it's time to align your his first

time just after half time off to find himself in a lot of space. and he claimed another five minutes from the end again honda driving into the box unlocked to slot aka mad roosters cross the big tree was discussed fifth in a row in the league to put them second point behind leaders that iraq was allowed to stay in the bottom half of the table. while the goals came thick and fast. as angie won five two which had to cross it all to go third in the table for sitting side got off the mark in the very first minute minute of foreign home after the opening it's not. carlos double that advantage minutes later before i tell you had the men in yellow sri goals up with just fourteen with it's gone. home the sides exchange strikes on either side of the great before run yet made it through to with a well taken volley fifty two minutes in but captain as it wasn't finished the cameroon start wrapping up the final scoreline of five to play fearlessly headed

over to the russian troops that are goalkeeper angie their third straight win and fought. so this is at the top of the table looks to rack of the surprise leaders by a point to scott have zoomed up to second after a slow start angy a third of defending champions. these are four and have the same number of points but what if. we were all over in england top the one their first game under new manager andre blush by us after a convincing three one win at reading trying to find a scored in each half and gareth bale added a third before howard robson canning snatched a late last minute consolation for the wilds the victory was the first of a large passing poor attempts and he was very satisfied with best performance. extremely happy also because the players you know put tremendous commitment into the game responsibility and concentration you know every day understood that we've

been working so hard and. you know they deserve to get this first win you know the way they came into the game with that focus to wanting to put things in their place . and there is one match in england this monday is everton look to go second as they host newcastle while sweat world cup winning strike elizondo del piero says he's not going to take it easy at his new club sydney f.c. the thirty seven year old italian speaking for the first time after joining the australian side for revenge has. scored a club record of two hundred eighty six goals during the nineteen years he spent in the syria and johansen and the biggest signing says more is on the way down on the . plane. you're going to. event as you have to win every game every image every year. for. a lot of time happen. but all my life i play for when.

i'm here for win. or stay with my family. now into tennis where thomasz burdick has inspired the czech republic to victory over argentina set up a davis cup final with hole the space in the checks went into. sunday were the two wanted vantage and needed just one more win for victory and burdick julie obliged a straight set ring. in what is aries the argentinian was standing in for the injured on martine del potro but couldn't stay with but it won the first two sets six three before going on to take the thirty six for the victory the czechs will now host the final against defending champion spain never. we made it you know and it's good this will go on which we were you know bringing bringing here you know to argentina to try to try to make their almost impossible and win here about. you

know have a belief for the team that they can make it and you know it's not impossible to win here in the region to reprove so you know that's even better because you know you're doing research a breezy crowd it's you know a pro really gives us it gives us so much for the future i'm really excited to be in the final game. one of the meantime spain playing by three one win over the united states unless i'm a final often david ferrer came from a set down against germany is to secure the tie well isn't it started well but was slamming down his racket in frustration by the end after making seventeen unforced errors going on to win six seven six three six four six two and many unbeaten on try in this competition spain stay on course for their fourth davis cup title in five years. i mean that it is really for me it was another davis cup

final we were hearing if you go any. i i won the last match so i'm really happy or if i want to journey's natick he's every real player he's i think. it was easy these start. and another spaniard who is also as modern as former world champion who barely runs i who's closer. on the my g.p.s. title after winning the san marino grand prix to go thirty eight points clear after rival dani pedrosa crashed it was an instant packed race we've been on pole was pushed to the back of the grid over a technical issue and then crashed out on the first lap well the renzo took full advantage on his yamaha with valentino rossi finishing second and spun it out a lot of joining them on the podium. if you would with concentration see in the bottom two nowhere near that race quite fast by the quite competitive so.

just not make any mistakes and win this in whatever race for us is fantastic for the target. and finally children from around europe have been given a basketball most a class by n.b.a. stars here in moscow the youngsters are some of the most talented from across the continent and as rich and poor fit discovered they had an experience with a get. without borders has been helping the development of the sport in europe for over a decade even though even took place most children from a twenty countries took part in the youngsters are selected by the local federations and extremely talented and have a potential to become stars of the future of a camp itself is going from strength to strength what happened was we were shooting a commercial for the united nations with bodyguards eleven years ago during the balkan wars and actually they had just ended and they said is there no way we could bridge put together a basketball camp and bring all our children together for six now independent

countries and we did it we realized it was so successful that we said ok how about we'll have the whole continent involved and do community relations projects so from there there was no shortage of expertise for the kids to learn from and the regular you include timothy must golf and i would say shared between the m.b.a. turned up martial. brooks and danny green trouble way from the us to lend a helping hand meanwhile brian condon owns a thirty five year old veteran with the dallas mavericks to he was delighted to have the opportunity to give something back to the youngsters i see a lot of myself in them are growing up loving to play basketball are skilled and can play the game of sorts it's an honor to come here to share my own. all past experience in the last twelve years being in the n.b.a. and. teaching them the things that i've learned and next very pre-date can finish with an all star game between the best youngsters and to be age of sixteen from

europe because he was horny and green believes that some of these players have the potential to pull him means b m b a i know they're enjoying a day like they really pay attention they really work hard and are hopeful they learn something from us already so i take it there and it's amazing to believe that something you guys might be aware that there was one guest who was particularly interested in the proceedings the u.s. ambassador to russia michael mcfaul he's a massive boscobel find himself and so there is two sons i mean we're thrilled that they're here i have two young sons and that was the best event at spa so house ever was when we had all these n.b.a. players or a few nights ago they participated in the camps that they've done here and you know we support. the growth of the n.b.a. around the world it's advantages to export. even was wonderfully received by both the coaches and the participants and the basketball with my board as training camp continues to rise in stature round the globe and helping youngsters to fulfill

their boscobel dream it's been a fantastic experience for some of the most talented young basketball players around europe to play in the seven perceived coaching tips from some of them based top songs and of course they'll be wanting to fully invest what steps can play in the n.b.a. one day themselves which i'm told me don't see. this post esque. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture.