three. three. three. two three. three broke. free. from. the tens of thousands of. protests over the film. more than one hundred arrests reported in new york. the so-called nineteen months since still isn't being addressed. until it is.

he says for refusing to support an israeli attack on iran. in the strait. brings up today for the moment i'll be back with another fifteen minutes from now as promised we talk to. is next militants and associate of al qaeda who explains why he ultimately renounced extremist ideas and why so many still adhere to them. 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 it versus those expressing these violent traits. in the in the radical ways of thinking.

that already fellated in the last few decades in the in the possible 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 that trait 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 whoever bedward the gayness perfectly 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 will see the signals will go to hell and the prophet muhammad is the one who will do intercession or shuffle to bring them out of from hell to paradise is not god who will do this it's mohammad 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 shot of 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 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 such a job decking the israeli embassies he actually celebrated 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 violent a desire to use violence against the us. could be really implemented easily because you have fighters who are well 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 print on the use of these belittling to really take these 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 for 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 the it was the have if they had easy access actually to

a lot of weapons facility that is the big problem here in dealing with the middle eastern issue do anything the us expected the democracy that they were promising the libyans the egyptians and you know 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 underestimated 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 are 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 is to deal with an ideology it's a religious in ideology whatever. so 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. 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. 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 the nature 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 world in 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 or start questioning if removing for example is a good idea or not because supporting the or rebels 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

embezzled orange such way and the spread of the action in civil islamic societies that the revolutions will make many people think twice before supporting the rebels against that 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. they 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 about it but i mean is trying to solve the problem so the syrian issue is hot i know it was a policy to do more but i think with the libyan issue it will make the voices of

the people who are against. a more prominent more but it's very hard to get on the outcome because it depends on the front variables different. the ultimate impinge. so it's not something that you can easily say it will make change a lot but how do you see their relations between the u.s. and the countries that are going through transition particularly in libya and egypt specially after the latest protests it 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 about the west understand democracy 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 the the majority suppress minority and the. 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 that they're protesting there has been money of over their countries i think it's you have the right to 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 ideology of hatred to you or the ultimately cause you damage so i think it's fervor to say that if i'm giving someone donations at that 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 world with their 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 for.

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i'm carving clearly is the battle came back from a goal down to grab a late three two victories in two thrilling basement battles in the action primarily or first i'm called to all three points as they really did have just got me involved up the pub side from the penalty spot on the stroke of half time. but and makes a level straight after the interval and the cross from india setting this one up and look at that forty eight. thunderbolt of a free kick to put the visitors in front of the sixty five minutes however that you eat was short lived this pay of swifty equalised take it from a spot that yet again gets the direction it was just unstoppable and in the last minute because she had. what proved to be impossible the home side stay nights vulgar second bottom. oakley's event of any of their three game losing run with a last minute via alexander a pretty on you noted in the opener for korea after twenty seven minutes the

promoted side were soon level to get good it was a cough and they took the lead on the same stick to my view of reality but with seven minutes to go and unmount got the them off who for the visitors level. and in stoppage time the man snatched away when i see clearly i don't tend. fourteenth. meanwhile there is one imagining this monday is everton look to go at least with victories they has newcastle and not much good isn't gone kicks off in just over ten minutes well meanwhile the needs will be without axelrod so for the right wing champions league group b. game and spanish side malaga on choose day after the belgian midfield that bit about how string injury in training the twenty three year old joined for a fee of more than fifty million dollars earlier this month but he and fellow new signing help failed to make an instant impact as the russian champions lost at home to now surprise league leaders that to no last friday wallop are resigned to the

most recent arrivals lap and even him of each house trained for the rest of his squad the french runners up opened their european campaign attempted i can choose day and carlo until all these men are touted as the overwhelming favorites in group a which also contains porto and to never sold red striker abraham a virtuous part of p.s.g. sun the spending spree as the capital club splash around two hundred million dollars two also by the likes of thiago silva and fellow defend that gregory on the field. while english champions manchester city have been foiled by the return of striker said here from an injury roberto mancini's men travel to jos a marino's realm of dread for their first game in group d. the so-called group of death that champions i.x. german title holders versatile and also that so is also a tiny base that playmaker david silva has signed a new deal to stay at the club for another five years. while vito mannone will be in goal for asshole as poland goalkeeper wojciech said jens knee is out with an

ankle injury for tuesday's group b. tie and french me will as well barely a making their champions league debut band's manager arsene wenger watching the stands as made for the abu dhabi is set to return to the gunners who are on a high following saturday's six one thrashing of southampton while their opponents have won just one in five games and could come up against former striker even if you do move to the emirates in the summer. it feels strange it's like destiny but it's a good thing i don't have time to say goodbye to the moment tell your crowd to do it it will be very emotional for me and i spent two very nice seasons there that will always be great in my memory we'll see how it goes i don't have to put all the emotions and seem to tell it to be behind me for ninety minutes and do my job which is to win the match. in the maze i was so winning strike alessandro 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 from events us here i scored a club record of two hundred eighty six goals during the nineteen years he spent in the syria as giants and the eight leagues biggest signing says more is on the way down on the. plane. eventis you have to win every game every image every year. fortress a lot of time happened. but all my life i play for when. i'm here for when. first time. with my family. now into ice hockey and there's a change at the top of the k h l table as czech side they have clinched all three points following a four nil drubbing of developments in valerie's however former leaders nesa him extended level at the top one point three two at present side over time the house twice space right as constantine for scotland of struck early in the third period

to send the game into the extra frayne but czech forward at the kuko grabbed the all important goal from the f.t. he make two minutes in. while twice former champions at boss are up to thirty following a final drubbing of our by god away from home in siberia and its eight medals of back to gracie both opened midway through the first period and completed the route with dying seconds. now into tennis where so much credit has inspired the czech republic to victory over argentina to set up a davis cup final with holders spain the czechs went into sunday with the two want to vantage needed just one more win for victory and julie obliged they straights it almost belonged in buenos aires the argentinian was standing in for the injured when martin del potro but couldn't stay with burdett who won the first two sets six three before going on to take the thirty six for victory the czechs will now have the final against defending champions spain knows that. green and research are

a breeze a growth it's you know grow really gives us it gives us so much for the future i'm really excited to be a farmer again. well in the meantime spanking the three one win over the united states in this i may finally after david farah came from a set down against johnny's need to secure the time is a started well taking the first set seven six but he was slamming down his racket in frustration by the end after making seventy unforced errors going on to win four sets and remaining on baden on play in this competition spain stay on course for their fourth davis cup title in five years. i'm very happy does that mean for me you know it's another davis cup final we were in here if you go any way i i won the last match so i'm really happy you know it and i want to journey's america he's everywhere player he's i think. it was easy these you start. and

also smiling is fellow spaniard a former world champion who barely renzo who's closing in on the mighty g.p. title after winning the sun marino grand prix to go thirty eight points clear after rival dani pedrosa crashed it was an incident packed race but dr said he'd been on paul was pushed to the back of the great over a technical issue and then crashed out on the first lap while the runs i took full advantage on his yamaha valentino rossi finishing second and spaniard alvarado piece that joining them on the penned. if you want to be the concentration and see in the bottom two nowhere near the race quite fast i'm quite competitive so. just not make any mistakes and win this in whatever way for us he's fantastic for the target. and finally rushes n.b.a. stars are enjoying the last few weeks of their break before heading back to north america for pre-season so richard van pulls the monies to catch up with andre can

yank looking forward to joining his new club the minnesota timberwolves. in the end it wasn't a difficult decision for kerry to return to be and be even though he was offered a lucrative contract to remain in russia which says can. but the lure of the biggest basketball league in the world proved too good for a k forty seven to turn down but i'm very happy you know to get back to the states. not because of the you know. the stuff except the basketball you know of course basketball as biggest biggest part of their highest level and i think i still feel that i'm ready to wear the highest well i want to be there. it's been a busy summer for the russian as he was heavily involved at this summer's olympics in london he helped his country to win bronze and a k forty seven senators this is one of the best achievements of his basketball career so far as the highest achievement that i had you know get a good olympic medal you know it's a huge huge draw in the we we've made you know where we really put ourselves in

a very very high position very very heavily for this issue however when he's not been on the basketball court andres been doing what he loves been spending time helping out children the thirty one year old has his own charity called kirilenko kids which has been running since two thousand and three and he donated all the money he earned from a stint in russia to help those in need which involves ford also has three children of his own and says it's great to be back home but his being with his family is the most important thing i mean you know we we love it here in moscow it's all you know it's it's a city where i was growing. up you know i have a lot of friends here but i think we are where people of the world will have to travel so much we're going to really care where we are at so i think it's mostly we will you know your family when you can prove your best way. that's why we don't really care where we are getting younger will soon open a new chapter in his basketball career when minnesota start their pre-season games

in early october however the russian is just as committed off a basketball court to assisting his charity as he is on the hardwood richard cole fleet anti moscow. assholes for his mum though i.