the region or could be armed by the united states and nato it's a i mean it's kind of like the mujahideen and possibly if it works out. well that's a possibility i think we have to understand that al qaeda is not a political organization in the conventional sense of the word it's not structured around an ideology it's really a terrorist group. whose primary purpose is to create situations that destroy human life and that insinuate themselves and political situations that will ultimately lead in some attack perhaps on the united states of america or other western countries the sense that i have right now is that civil society in libya and the civil society that emerges from the civil war is going to have to be very vigilant and also very much aware of the fact that tolerating that kind of violent extremism is not a benefit to either the evolution of democracy in libya or to libyan coexistence with the rest of the world so my sense is further that those of us who really reject violence and reject violence as a means of moving the arab world forward and specifically libya forward will ultima

s from britain and all that can be measured this is six months we don't have mujahideen to suit well it seems really uncertain now i want to ask you you're in brazil you would you know i reporter for asia times i want to know how this is being perceived the u.s. role internationally because as you saw in there apart from our correspondents from with in benghazi people see the u.s. as overstepping the u.n. resolution resolution how is this being perceived from your end. look this is important i made a strategic decision not to go to the arab world so i could cover the big fish to raid because i'm a reporter of course but the good thing about taking the big picture is that for instance looking at brazil at the moment obama which is very popular in brazil more than eighty percent he launched a war against an african nation he's an african american president truman a country which has an enormous african-american population brazil and it's a pacifist country and most progressive in brazil are totally possible and they are actually saying look of course we can approve of obama some of his

had a narrow goal to help the mujahideen fight soviet troops subsequently the same militants turned their weapons and training against the u.s. among those of them was osama bin ladin whose group eventually evolved into al qaida robyn's cannistraro cia and alice is an operations chief in the 1980's says back then the us didn't see the dangers of arming afghan militants. and what we see were tribal so. some of its. leading. some reconstruction of. over two decades after arming the afghan mujahedeen america is now considering giving weapons to another rebel band with an unclear identity simply because of who they're fighting against going to check out r t washington d.c. . well as the coalition forces continue to employ impose a no fly zone over libya there are concerns that the intervention may soon backfire on europe security experts fear libyan islamic groups are plotting terror attacks in the e.u. in revenge for allied airstrikes archies daniel reports. e.u. countries have taken a leading role in enforcing the un resolution but their efforts all the way over in libya now threaten to bri

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had a narrow goal to help the mujahideen fight soviet troops subsequently the same militants turned their weapons and training against the u.s. among those of them was osama bin ladin whose group of eventually evolved into al qaida these cannistraro cia and alice is an operations chief in the 1980's says that then the us didn't see the dangers of arming afghan militants. and what we've seen with the tribal society. through its support. and leading to. the reconstruction. over two decades after arming the afghan mujahedeen america is now considering giving weapons to another rebel band with an unclear identity simply because of who they're fighting against ghana check out r t washington d c. in syria president bashar al assad has appointed a new prime minister after dismissing the old cabinet tend to ease the unrest in the country dozens have been killed in two weeks of fighting the government blames outside influences for the turmoil independent journalist james corbett believes foreign military intervention could be on the cards. the president is being set right now with the libyan case

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say yes from britain all they're going to measure this is six months we're going to have mujahideen to suit. with the u.s. cutting back its involvement in the strikes mission has become a huge lead opponent french jets that artie's a daniel bushell reports a lot of the campaign lasts the more french people find themselves beginning to wonder about the reasons for the country's leading role. france was among the first countries to push for a military solution in libya but now watch as a questioning its justification for going in once again on what i call the imperial condominium a recurrent quest of africa already having long term connections on the continent paris can't forgive colonel gadhafi for fighting its military in neighboring chad in the 1980's and challenging its corporations in the region ever since the french quarter. is it a friend's party or or is it a sarkozy. tried to do to convince the world that he is the man in this capacity. the leader of the g. twenty. and also the way that it tried to survive in frost reports le pen gold was putting an invasion already last year of

elements there was a whole but again fighting in bosnia on the site of the muslims both out of mujahideen this were extremists. many of them were affiliated with al qaida so so you have these this situation in bosnia in the mid one nine hundred ninety s. who were it look as the fixed limits elements were going to gain great influence and they did know what the united states and its associates partners and allies did in bosnia they gaze with the boston for the nation comprising both the muslim and croatian sites and they put in place a program to train and equip the armed forces of the boston for the nation so there was this direct engagement and what that did is it provided the united states with the lead british that it needed to drive out the influence over there any and very easily very interesting i've heard this comparison to like what a jerk and i asked to hear the comparison between bosnia and intervention involved in intervention here in libya the difference is they can graphic is still a very powerful figure he does have resources to hit back and i mean here back at the west of b

remember nicaragua remember the worst case was when it seemed like a great idea that you are in the mujahideen against the soviet union during the cold war and look what we got that we got the only threat to the u.s. homeland since the war of eight hundred twelve so i think we really have to be careful about unintended consequences and certainly my wrists i wish the rebels well but i think your other guest he made a good point if they have the money to buy the weapons i don't mind them buying them but i don't want the u.s. getting in too involved in on the ground training and that sort of thing because i just don't and of course there's a doubt about whether the rebels are competent enough to use these weapons they don't have very good leadership they don't have very good tactics and they don't even really know how to use simple weaponry so i'm not sure you know how they get the training but they can purchase training. overseas from countries that are willing to sell them the weapons but i don't really want to see the united states can involve because i don't think the u.s. vital interest is i

s from britain and all that can be measured this is six months we're going to have mujahideen to suit. so as a foreign intervention in libya drags on the struggle to justify it gets tougher as you'll see on our cross-sectional coming your way later in the program today. if there are regime is kids around here and their government as a whole is something that the whole entire wall does not have the word doesn't really want to have you have that if you rule so the world has actually moved and saved. lives if i may jump in here john john john if i was to go to you i mean if we look at recent memory you could ask he was being run out of the cold i think we recall but these arguments were exactly the same as we are going to use for the invasion of afghanistan and iraq and nobody thinks that what we've got in either place is a model of democracy and the argument that at the very line which. is a dissembling language to say that the world community there is no world community i'm a citizen in this country my country is at war a majority of people in the opinion poll don't want to be bombing

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