government is accused of wasting billions of pounds of foreign aid not caring where the cash is it seen in a positive light. deploying troops along the border with syria to help to defend itself from the conflict next door we get live analysis on the shortly. the palestinian authority's official renaming as the state a little to help the families of israel's imposed borders. and also reporting the french film star rides in russia amid speculation he's come to receive a russian support. around

the world online on satellite this is. the day it live from moscow the u.k. government's charitable enterprises abroad could be doing nothing to help the world's poor in fact a center right think tank says the billions of pounds in taxpayers' money being spent and then a part of a campaign to promote the image of the government i discussed with smith where exactly this cash is ending up. let me give you three quite stark examples the first is the example of british eight ethiopia which totals three hundred million pounds evidence studies b.b.c. investigation shows that in fact it wasn't used to help poor people it was used by the ethiopian government cement a corrupt hold on power the u.k.

government refutes that saying that the money doesn't even go through the government but according to human rights watch they say it does and this investigation showed that in fact supporters of the opposition. to receive food or seeds or fertilizer which is what the aid was destined for a second example is in india a three hundred eighty eight million pound project aimed at improving indian schools the government here hailed as a huge success they said more children are going to school as a result of it but the indian government says that around seventy million pounds of it was either stolen or lost much of it was allocated to schools that didn't even exist and that some of it went to by cause for dignitaries officials in india again the u.k. government refutes that and nigeria thirdly one hundred million pound project improve again the quality of education in nigeria an independent report showed that actually the results of it had been not to improve the quality of education at all

they awarded the project to nigeria their second lowest rating again the government here refutes that same report sources that only visited a handful of schools so it's a pretty damning indictment of what's happening to all this money. vance some of money how does it exactly help the image or british politicians. well of course the conservative party here in this country has an image of sort of stingy only wanting to help the rich and it does go a long way towards getting rid of an image like that it shows that politicians are magnanimous sort of make them seem very generous and this information does suggest that the government doesn't really care where the money goes or how it's ministers or how it is it only has it seen to be giving this city the study is really quite critical isn't it does it suggest the u.k. should stop helping communities abroad altogether i know it's not suggesting that

it's just suggesting that the money is allocated and administered much more efficiently of course this is all happening against a backdrop of austerity at home and many people are saying you know forget forget giving money abroad let's keep it here at home where it's really needed at the moment so here we see a reduction in benefits even for very poor people we're seeing tax hikes we're seeing raids on particularly public sector pensions so a lot of people say keep this money at home don't give it give it a broad and the budget is continually increasing it's now going to be no point seven percent of gross national income and that equates to five hundred pounds a year for every household and lot of people say you know we could do something here at home with that five hundred pounds nato has begun deploying surface to air missiles on turkey's border with syria the alliance approved reinforcements last month after requested support nato claims the move is to help defend its members

from the conflict in syria will live now to political analyst and he joins me from dubai will picture. a mini defensive weapons is their deployment really a big deal here. patriot missiles that are deploying right now in turkey. have nothing to do with any threat from syria i believe that these missile batteries are being parked in turkish territory to prepare for the possibility of a nato airstrike further down the timeline so as we anyone with any military knowledge or any geopolitical. knowledge knows that syria is absolutely zero military threat to turkey and they have no motivation to attack the menthol and yet talking has already fallen victim to attacks from syria hasn't it so it does have a right to defend itself doesn't it well that the attacks turkey claimed or that the western media claim to have occurred against turkey were in fact mostly baiting

exercisers because the free syrian army and the sort of rebel mercenary groups running across the syrian border into turkey for refuge when they're being chased by the syrian security forces and so they're using it as a sort of safe haven and unfortunately there are people in you know in parts of the government turkey that are facilitating this compared to give us that does go we'll take you then really be vulnerable from the fallout of what could be a failed state. well it really all depends bill on what matter of strategy the west shoes right now option one has failed they tried to do a libyan style regime change. getting some foreign fighters and playing people then having no fly zone no fly zone is not going up in benghazi gate was a game changer is for american foreign policy goes because it's put a spotlight on what happened in libya and the last thing that washington or london

want to do is to have the public or the media for that matter cry further into what happened in libya because it's going to be seen exact carbon copy in operation in syria now assad is doing very well ordering off these mercenary armies but time will tell it's going to be a long drawn out conflict and let's go said that the deployment of these missiles near syria's border will only build tension in the region a jury agree with that and if so in what way could it do that. well what it is it's power posturing and it's sending a message to the government syria that nato is making plans whether they push the button or not is another matter but what i think that the western states can't go in on a legitimate basis to what the one of their second option is to gen up a chemical weapons situation and they've done that in the past on many continents with many invasions the other option that the west has is to drag the smaller

states into the conflict and use that as a justification for an airstrike by nato i'm talking about dragging in lebanon on perhaps israel to the cell that would give the justification to move in and claim it's a regional conflict that needs to be contained and if nato did move in with that then be the end because the u.n. says that more than sixty thousand people have been killed since this conflict started. if nato does move in will that be the end of all the deaths in the violence and we see some stability come to syria. no i believe of nato comes in it's going to be the beginning of the second stage of violence just look at libya bill what happened after this the so-called peace came to libya what you had is the sort of marauding factions there were many of them are going around killing cut off the supporters so expect the jihadi in syria to do the same they're going to exact

revenge right now i've got reports we've got reports out of. it like aleppo where the rebels or using this conflict as an excuse to steal property to steal business and they're running black markets across the country and there are people getting very wealthy off this conflict so it's a criminal gangsters paradise right now in syria and that's down to the mainly down to the the west and the gulf states support of the really violent guerrilla jihad is factions they're trying to exact ridged in change in the absence of a nato airstrike patrick thanks for your thoughts on this political analyst patrick henderson joining me live there from dubai. president mahmoud abbas has officially changed the name of the palestinian administration to the state of palestine but despite this and recent status upgrade by the u.n. the nation still remains all but united and saudis port of reports thousands of families are torn in two by israeli borders. this is the it was crossing one of

five land crossings between israel and gaza getting through here was tough you need the right permission and paper but this crossing does not just separate israel from gaza it also divides families who are trapped on either side of the border. these are the tears of a boy who hasn't seen his father in three years mohammed left gaza in search of a better life for his family but what he found on the other side of the border was loneliness and despair and what he left behind distress and fear. i miss my father a lot and i want to see him i'm afraid a lot my father must come back here we must go and live with him but he can't come and we can't go all they have now to remind him of him are photographs and the occasional phone call. loved me i can't live like this anymore i'm sick i'm having

a nervous breakdown this happens when a man is very sad and when he has a lot of pressure on his soul and heart this family is just one of thousands torn apart by israel's separation policy that makes it almost impossible to move between the west bank and gaza it was only after mohammed had moved that he found out his family could not follow because while he and one of his children have west bank identity papers his wife and four other children don't for reasons unknown to them . it was a big surprise for me they told me there is a possibility of changing it so i sent the papers up until now they have the file but they refused to give permission for them to come i can't give up on my kids but i also want to give them a future. israel says the west bank is a closed military zone and it has the right to prevent people from entering it even those from gaza but palestinians have extensive family ties in both areas and the

policy affects just about everyone there are a number of policies that explicitly say that family separation is not a justification for being allowed to enter the west bank so even if there's no serious security claim against an individual even if there's no question that that what mother is separated from her child that's not enough to justify a travel international law protects freedom of movement and israel itself has recognized gaza in the west bank as a single territorial unit but that's not enough to guarantee something people in the rest of the world take for granted a couple from different cities wanting to get married or a father looking for work. but the children miss him so much they hold these pictures and cry when they speak with him on the phone this is that it's enough come back and he says i can't i want to bring it all to the west bank who want to go and live with him it will be safer for the children and they have a better life. that it's

a choice no father should have to make to be separated from his family so he can provide for them or join him and together face a bleak future policy r.t. israel gaza. live from moscow this is twenty four hours a day the french movie star is apparently a step closer to becoming a russian is in the black sea resort of sochi where he could find any receive his new policy. in the tax realm or not head for it and also. examine how a wave of political correctness is turn america into a hyper sensitive nation leaving many more prone to biting their tongue. wealthy british style.

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the french movie star. has arrived in the russian black sea resort of sochi he's apparently traveled there to pick up his new russian passport after he was granted . turned his back on his native france in a row over escalating taxes or is maybe the question of it has the details according to russian president's press secretary dmitry peskov craned sees it as a preview is on a personal interest to someone and there is a possibility that he might attend an informal meeting with the president flies middle pugin and there he might be given his brand new russian passport meanwhile gerard depardieu has already been granted russian citizenship and before that he remembers his french citizenship and move to belgium where we pointedly he has some real estate now this news comes as french president francois juan is trying to push forward a law that will see french citizens who earn more than one million euro piece

seventy five percent of their earnings to taxes meanwhile in another french legendary movie i can brigitte bardot is also think of following the footsteps to produce however her mood is backed by a completely different reason now she's also a veteran anymore rights campaigner and she has threatened to apply for russian citizenship if french authorities use an ice age peer office a callous bones at a zoo in new home now explaining why she thought of russia she said that she believes that president putin has done more to protect and you most than all cringe presidents all together and she also said the average time she asked something as animal rights to complain or he always helped her she also called him the president all her heart after he began the hunting of young seals and indeed president vladimir putin has earned a reputation of

a true anymore lover during the years of his presidency and when he was the prime minister. in europe it spanish locksmiths say they now hold the key to a stereotype that they refuse to cooperate any longer with the authorities of being ripped possessing homes and demanding a change of locks you can find out more about that on our website at the moment. to bring down the crime rate in mexico local authorities destroyed thousands of toys you can find out why at r.t. dot com. the former french president nicolas sarkozy allegedly received over fifty million euros in legal campaign money from the libyan leader moammar gadhafi a lebanese born businessman who's facing corruption charges says he will provide evidence in a french court similar claims have previously been made by other witnesses christophe barbier who was chief editor of weekly magazine express says if these allegations are proved to be true they could uncover

a deeper trend of corruption. it's true that libya under gadhafi must have generated lots of dirty money with a system in place that poured cash into western countries look at this alleged contribution to sarkozy's campaign fifteen million euros for maximum presidential campaign expenditure allowed is twenty two million years fifty million that's more than double so this leftover money certainly didn't go towards a campaign but instead ended up in someone's pockets the tangible proof is needed and as of now there's only a statement by one man on trial who's trying to blame someone else to shift the attention away from himself which carries the legal weight of the world. coming your way later in the program online activists keep us society. i work for the government i don't appreciate people hacking us social justice is real thing and so that something has to be done if you like we have the means to do it then you should do it. resident asked people in new york with their feelings on

a prominent group of hackers who vowed to be very active in twenty thirteen that's just ahead for you. for some other stories making headlines around the world this standoff between police and a gunman in colorado has resulted in four deaths the assailant barricaded himself and four hostages inside a house in the town of aurora he was later shot dead by the authorities after the failed to go she asians three captives were reportedly killed before police arrived while one person inside the home was able to escape the same time was the scene of a mass shooting in july last year when a gunman burst into a cinema killing twelve and injuring fifty eight. venezuela's president hugo chavez can still remain president even if he's too ill to attend his own swearing in ceremony on tuesday that's according to the country's vice president nicolas maduro said the supreme court could delay the event to a later date despite this venezuelan nor makers have met to choose new leaders with

long time shover supporter. already reelected president of the national assembly hundreds of the president's supporters of now are gathered in front of the country's parliament to back him speculation has been growing about chavez's declining health confirmation that he suffered complications after surgery for cancer opposition has called for new elections if the president fails to return within thirty days. police used water cannon to disperse angry crowds around one hundred loyalists attacked offices in the northern irish capital belfast police are also investigating reports that shots were fired during the clashes today's violence follows a string of overnight rioting in different parts of the city nine policemen were injured. been sparked by a decision to end the century old tradition of flying the british union flag over city hall year round. freedom of expression has been one of the pillars of america since it was founded

but the modern phenomenon of political correctness means one person's freedom of speech could be someone else's insult. how can it expression is turned into a touchy subject. america is a country that pioneers freedom of expression but is the rising tide of political correctness reigning in the right to say what you think white people do well to hold back to to actually speak their mind it's almost as though you have a sort of a code to call them sometimes you want to call a spade a spade and sometimes you want to call it trouble according to risk news and poll the majority of citizens think the u.s. is overdosing on p.c. turning the land of the free into a nation of hyper sensitive sissies. were even corn chips can cause mass controversy in this ad a priest substituted to read zero for the eucharist the body of christ. the commercial was created for a possible super bowl broadcast but after an uproar among catholics frito lay

apologized and pulled the plug on the satirical spot during a commercial being pulled is a classic example of americans freaking out about something insulting to do with religion i understand why the catholic league might flip out that's their job however be able to laugh at yourself folks. the price of humor can end up costing big maybe captain owen honors entrusted with a nuclear powered aircraft carrier worth half a billion dollars was fired over racy morale boosting videos created years ago having survived eighty five combat missions owing was shot down by for to be styled gestures and comments as for the man who wrote nineteenth century classics not even mark twain is protected from present day p.c. two of tweens books are being republished with the word sleeve replacing the n. word it's about laziness it's not about liberal guilt to not want to do offend or

conservatives want to want to sanitize or plain vanilla is history and art it's really about laziness we don't we don't want to trust people to look and examine to look at something. and then go beyond that said what does it mean what were those times like what is the author trying to say when film critic roger ebert took to twitter to criticize the censorship he was criticized for simply writing the n word a federal jury will soon decide if white people can use the n. word at work this as a white t.v. reporter is suing a fox news affiliate in philadelphia after being fired for using the n. word during a staff meeting white house chief of staff rahm emanuel has apologized he's apologized and of course the r word can also make you a glorified villain as was the case when former chief of staff rahm emanuel privately called a group of liberals retards rahm emanuel and i think he has some indecent and insensitive ways of being sarah palin is a great talk at e.s.p.n.

sensitivity surrounding sex has become a touchy subject announcer ron franklin was fired for allegedly calling a female reporter sweet baby menace a political correctness has neutered the american language creating a super sensitive society incapable of laughing things on a p.c. employee that blasts more people biting their tongues for fear that freedom of expression may be more trouble than it's worth for an important artsy new york. it's the news which will breathe fear into companies and governments worldwide the problem of hacking organization anonymous has vowed that in twenty thirteen it was things up more than ever before with a wave of fresh cyber attacks well to his very own residence in new york went to find out if the underground group still has the support of the people it claims to be fighting for.

the hacking collective anonymous issued a statement warning the world to expect them in two thousand and thirteen is that a good thing this week let's talk about that it is an all course of business that they interfere with they can write their congressman they can vote. i work for the government i don't appreciate people hacking us we've got people's personal information that has to be protected that these people they decided hey i want to take that. that's their information because they've decided to take the law into their own hands this is ok yes definitely keep on going why are they important in the world today well because to bring a certain information to the public. because of the activities social injustice is real thing and so something has to be done if you like if we have the means to do it then we should do it what about the fact that they do it anonymously they don't

show their face or their name do you think that they have to because what they're doing is illegal or do you think they should show their names and faces well i think showing their names and faces would just block them out blacklist them and stamp them out so i think that's the reason why it to be anonymous i think they're meddling kids legally should not be doing what they're doing definitely but so do we just let governments and corporations do whatever they want unchecked no not unchecked but do it legally through the law and follow the guidelines that are set before us for example with the united states were built on the constitution and that's how we have to follow the law through that i'm against anything illegal just because i like to follow rules and i don't want to be a put in jail or i wouldn't want to be put in jail even if it does mean sticking out for other people love them or hate them anonymous has promised to put on a good show for twenty thirteen just well. they have to wait to see if they live up to that promise.

well had to bring it up today for the moment i'll be back with a news team with more for in about thirty five minutes from now in the meantime of to this brief break mexico as it discusses your money and how it's being manipulated by those you trust because a report is coming away very shortly. ron paul has rejected the national rifle association safety plan and by safety plan the n.r.a. proposes basically turning every school in america into a prison camp so on this one ron paul i'm with you in the wake of the tragic events

at sandy hook elementary and every vice president wayne la pierre called on congress to immediately appropriate whatever is necessary to put armed police officers in every school year what is the solution to isolated incidents of extreme violence make every child live their entire school life at gun point before putting armed guards in schools maybe we should take a look at the fact that more than twenty five percent of american kids are on medication and that's just the kids altering their mental state legally mom is working two jobs so she isn't around dad is a wall and the t.v. who's the new parent shows kids nothing but images glorify violence for revenge and torture when someone is getting harassed every day at school and maybe getting harassed at home they feel totally alone and they see no future and no escape from the hell that they're in they are going to take drastic measures to get out of it you know in the fifty's sixty's and seventy's there were still plenty of guns and there were no armed officers in schools but there were no shootings society changed

and school violence erupted societies what needs to change to call them things back down but that's just my opinion. the a. welcome to the kaiser report max kaiser take you out there no not you jamie diamond i'm talking to the humans out there and the cats and dogs you know creatures of the heart and soul not those that slither around in the sewage at night like jamie so i was sent bad news for ya we're going extinct now our physical bodies i'm talking about our wages our wealth our liberty extinct grabbling for one of jamie's foods to.