taliban in afghanistan seriously harm super advanced forces and this is really happening now to us british and even a tally and troops in that scenario. or weakness in the fight against terrorism consists of the fact that the terrorists especially the suicide bombers are ready to die while we aren't due to this fact we already started in a losing position. seven . so. let's take a person that is not afraid of dying and another one that maybe is part of a voluntary military service because he needs a better wage the person that went back home is surrounded by comforts and another one that isn't scared of dying because he doesn't have anything to loose again a person with a strong ideology and another one considering the battle as an ordinary job. in the physical clash begins one of them will surely experience more troubles. but. not only different motivations different technologies different tools but also a different idea of what the war is to make this phenomenon of the war phenomena to be highly balanced and balanced not in favor of the stronger side but in favor of who has less to loose

certainly glad to have you with us british prime minister david cameron has promised more financial aid to libya's new rulers he's been visiting the country with president nicolas sarkozy in support of the government they bombed into power cameron has also sent a strong message to colonel gadhafi and his followers still waging war in libya to give up the fight both leaders warned that nato mission against forces will continue as long as they feel it is necessary to protect civilians as they claim meanwhile the fighters backed by nato strikes are reported to have entered syria one of the last cities loyal to the ousted leader. is in tripoli with the latest developments. french president carter causey and which prime minister david cameron are here leave here first of all to show their support for the country's new authorities for the national transitional council both political and financial since this week that comes just days before leave is all deliveries will be resumed and also you military support not surprisingly that these two leaders have become the first to visit khadafi free l

tripoli they didn't just get lucky even though they used may fourth of using helicopters they were using british weapons to bash through walls and everything in the end we did what we probably should go to the beginning which is make sure we are going to lose when david cameron and nicolas sarkozy visit tripoli recently they were given a hero's welcome people cheering chanting then names wanted to shake their hands saying it was all good for them or that something they wanted and expected i think just totally ill judged i mean it was clearly a triumph. very soon from the boot when the in the midst of a lot of. you can't pretend it wasn't from football strong for the rubys or to batter the prime minister's going to a foreign country when you didn't get cheered i thought it was tasteless and of course weakens the authority of the of the domestic governor who at this particular juncture should've at least been allowed to present themselves as being the victors it was abundantly clear this was a british french victory and that's what the visit was designed to signify and what does that mean now does

using british weapons to bash through walls and everything in the air and we did what we probably should go to the beginning which is make sure we are not going to lose when david cameron and nicolas sarkozy visit tripoli recently they were given a hero's welcome people cheering chanting then names going to shake their hands anyway it was all good for them it wasn't something they wanted and expected i think it just totally all judged i mean it was clearly a triumph we've been here. very soon good from the boot when the in the still alive . you can't pretend it will come from football program for any good reason to batter prime minister is going to a foreign country with you doing good cheer and i thought it was on the syrian tasters and of course we can use the authority of the of the domestic governor who at this particular juncture should've been at least in a large present themselves being the victim was the only clear this was a british french victory and that's what was it was designed to signify what does that mean now does that give them a responsibility they might not be able to

didn't just get lucky when they used made for them using helicopters going to be using british weaponsto bash through walls and everything in the end we did what we probably should go to the beginning which is make sure we were going to lose when david cameron and nicolas sarkozy visited tripoli recently they were given a hero's welcome people cheering chanting their names i just shake their hands i think i was good for them was it something they wanted and expected i think just totally ill judged it was clearly a triumph. very soon to try him for food when the enemies of the high. you can't pretend it was and try and put him for a good reason if you brat is prime minister is going to a foreign country when you can get cheered and i thought it was. sort of course so we can see the authority of the domestic governor who at this particular juncture should've at least been allowed to present themselves as being the victor has been the only clear this is a british french victory and that's what the visit was designed to signal what does that mean now does that give them responsibility they

didn't just get lucky even though you've made for them using helicopters they would be using british weapons to crash through walls and everything in the air and we did what we probably should go to the beginning which would make sure we would not going to lose when david cameron and nicolas sarkozy visited tripoli recently they were given a hero's welcome people cheering chanting their names wanted to shake their hands saying it was all good for them or that something they wanted and expected i think just totally all judged i mean it was clearly a triumph. very soon to the from the boot when the in the civil law. you can't pretend it will come from political strong harmful reviews or through back to prime ministers going to a foreign country removing good cheer and i thought it was unnecessary and tasteless and of course weakens the authority of the of the domestic governor with this particular juncture should've been at least in a larger present themselves as being the victors abundantly clear this is the british and french victory and that's what the visit was designed to signal a

didn't just get lucky even though they may fourth of using helicopters they would be using british weapons to bash through walls and everything in the end we did what we probably should go to the beginning which is make sure we not going to lose what about gadhafi david cameron since we washing his hands of that is she saying his fate is in the hands of the n t c is that shirking responsibility i'm assuming that british and french forces are not trying to find gadhafi and certainly i mean i can't see the point of not finishing the job you know we claim just two subs no fly zone was a joke. i just it just seems to me that if you're going to attack a country in this way you must at least finish it and then you end the country and the really difficult thing is to transfer power from yourself as the powerful authority to the local people and i think we're going to find it very difficult how different is this really from iraq afghanistan and previous interventions i mean they say they've learned their lessons have well and the only lesson i draw from the new these is don't do it they haven't le

and just get lucky only they used main force of using helicopters and we were using british weapons to bash through walls and everything in the air and we did what we probably should go to the beginning which would make sure we were going to lose when david cameron and nicolas sarkozy visited tripoli recently they were given a hero's welcome people cheering chanting men names i mean to shake their hands killing it was all good for them. was it something they wanted and expected i think it was totally ill judged it was clearly a triumph. very soon go from for a bit when the end of this to the hottest. you can pretend it was and from both of them for the rubies or to batter the prime minister was going to a foreign country doing good cheer and i thought it was very in tasteless and of course we can see all thirty of the on the domestic of this particular juncture should've been at least you know large present themselves as being the victors in the bundle really clear of the british french victory and that's what the visit was designed to signal and what does that mean now does that give

didn't just get lucky when they made for them using helicopters they were using british weapons to bash the walls and everything in the air and we did what we proceeded to the beginning which would make sure we were going to lose when david cameron and nicolas sarkozy visited tripoli recently they were given a hero's welcome people cheering chanting their names wanted to shake their hands killing i was all good for them it wasn't something they wanted and expected i think just to feel judged it was clearly a triumph. very soon to transform it when the in the midst of the hope that. you can't pretend it wasn't for the good news or to batter the prime minister is going to a foreign country would you get cheered and i thought it was tasteless and of course so we can see both already of the of the domestic governor at this particular juncture should've been at least in a large present themselves and being the victim it was abundantly clear because of the british french and that's what the visit was designed to signal and what does that mean now does that give them responsibility they might

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us. today, british prime minister david cameron praised the libyan people for dislodging colonel gaddafi.intelligence ties between the two countries and allegations of illegal transfer of terror suspects to libya while conducting was in power are coming under scrutiny. our security correspondent reports. >> the ransacked office of the former head of libyan intelligence, inside is a treasure trove of once secret files the reveal the close relationship between british intelligence and libyan spymaster. the question is whether they got too close. some of the documents are from mark allen. he offered christmas greetings and an invitation to lunch at his office. other documents raise difficult questions over britain's role s. transferring detainee' allegations of british knowledge or involvement in the mistreatment of detainees has already led to the promise of an inquiry. the prime minister today said the libyan allegations would be looked at as part of it. >> we have issued new guidance to security and intelligence services personnel on how to deal with detainees held by other countries. we

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