do not blame the federation the soccer federation or the football federation they blame the security servicessome of them believe that that was that avenge attack against the. egypt needed because of its role during that evolution in generators held in eleven fans over the ultra of this day on the ultras many of them were quite organized and they went in protected the square on the twenty eighth of january on the second of february of last year and most of the victims the overwhelming majority are from and the and many believe because of the security arrangements because of the targeting of all those fans and because of the presence of arms which has never been dead in egypt. we had like many football fights between teams but no one has died the worst thing that would have happened is probably bruises and light injuries but this time that said this is a massacre by any scale seventy seven people were killed never before happened in the history of rejection socket and that's why they believe the security services is quite complacent and they are protesting in front of its ministry in the middl

khadafi supporters and while levy's mira's say they are willing to integrate the militias into security services jim brown from stop the war coalition says for now these are just empty words. the track of the national transitional council that was the body that was particularly by night during some months of bombing when he said in benghazi almost as a new message. he said to the face the prospect of either violent suppression of the militias or as he said civil war and break up you can hear a lot of a lot of europeans saying well we didn't get rid of gadhafi in order to have this

whether we're talking about bureaucracy, army, security services and the top leadership, it's very difficult to try to institutions. had makes it very difficult for a solution which is akin to egypt and tunisia's quote-unquote solution, where the head of state departs, as a result of some sort of bargain, usually pushed by the security services or the army. in syria, this is literally impossible. at least it will not be effective. because the regime is considered, is actually one and the same with its institution. with its institutions. and it's very difficult to imagine a scenario where the army, certainly not the army, but even the security services or the republican guard or what have you will come and say to the head of state, that as a result of what's happening and to avoid further escalation, and to preserve the regime, the head of state must leave. this scenario is just not possible in syria. because of this organic nature of the regime. at the same time well before i go to the society, this issue of organic leadership or, sorry, not organite organic leadership organic regime structu

to life the economic life will be back to normal there would be a total restructuring of the security services that acted in a very aggressive and. there was a lot of you know all these expectations to the economy the. better economy the dignity the freedom the bread. all that evolution would not really accomplished by a year after the revolution that's why there is a protest last friday and on the anniversary of that it was. wanted a president now did act the president now so that they can hold him accountable if you feel to be stored back the egyptian economy and if you fear to reform the security services and still have for you this hour an hour to a change of tune a once most vocal critic of russia's prime minister now tells a different tale. will do very few people who would see as many horrible things about me as i did once blamed a bloody medical exam for the death of his son and next on the news think oh but now the former f.s.b. officers involved are has changed his mind and all first his own theory of what happened. plus the latest incident for america's anti-corporate protesters fac

to life the economic life will be back to normal there would be a total restructuring of the security servicesthat acted in a very aggressive. all these expectations through the economy the. better economy the dignity the freedom the bread. of the revolution would not really accomplished by a year after that of lucian that's why there is a protest last friday and on the anniversary of that it was. a president now i didn't the president now so that they can hold him accountable if you feel to be stored back the egyptian economy and if you fear to reform the security services so i had free this hour an hour a change of tune one smallest vocal critic of russia's prime minister now tells a different tale. to the people who would see as many. people as i did once blamed. for the death of his son alexander litvinenko but now the former f.s.b. officers father has changed his mind and all first his own theory of one. plus the latest incident for america's anti-corporate protesters they place a heavy handed police response when asked how the occupy movement will cope with it they said that from the par

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accountable if you fail to be stored back the egyptian economy and if you fail to reform the security services. and you are with are still to come in the program. but there is very deep people who would say as many horrible things are going to be. a shock spice you turn to talk to the father of the poison that the officer alexander litvinenko find out why he's withdrawn his accusations about russia being responsible. saturday was a day of demonstrations across russia hundreds of thousands gathered in moscow st petersburg and elsewhere to voice their political views ahead of next month's presidential election two rallies took place in the capital both calling for a fair election one was in opposition to vladimir putin's candidacy the other a pro-government gathering compared protesters to orange revolution supporters of ukraine journalist yvonne. says any opposition candidates campaigning could come over their social policy so i think the course was too late in coming so we are seeing more or less usual suspects and even even if we take seriously. i mean he's a he's a smart man and he's a rich

to life the economic life will be back to normal there would be a total restructuring of the security services that acted in a very aggressive. put off to a do it in the mubarak era and all these expectations to the of the economy to enhance the better economy the dignity the freedom the bread the slogans of that evolution would not be accomplished by a year after that evolution that's why that is the last friday and on the university of that it would. wanted a president now an elected president now so that they can hold him accountable if you feel to be stored back the egyptian economy and if you feel to reform the security services well stay with us here on r t still to come this hour a change of tune a once a vocal critic of the russian prime minister now tells a different tale. there's very few people who would see as many horrible things about as i did as well but he once blamed lattimer putin for the death of his son alexander litvinenko but now the former f.s.b. officers bother to change his mind offering his own theory to explain what happened . plus the latest incident for the u.s. an

accountable if you feel to be stored back the egyptian economy and if you fail to reform the security services. thirteen minutes past the hour you're with r.t. still to come on the program. very few people who would see as many horrible things are. going to do it was shock spies saw the u. turn we talked to the father of the poisoned f.s.b. officer alexander needs being go to find out why he's withdrawn his accusations about russia being responsible for his son's death. saturday was a day of demonstrations across russia hundreds of thousands gathered in moscow st petersburg and elsewhere to voice their political views ahead of next month's presidential election the capital saw both pro-government and opposition rallies all calling for a fair election some gathered to oppose a bloody murder putin's candidacy there's compared his opponents to the orange revolution supporters in the ukraine martin mccauley an expert on russia at the university of london says the only hope the opposition has of winning is to unite behind a single candidate. result of the election of course we're very very importan

accountable if you fail to be stored back the egyptian economy and if you fail to reform the security services. it without am still to come on the program. very few people who would say as many horrible things are simple so i did some shopping by soldering beutel talk to the father of the poisoned f.s.b. officers examined and find out why he was a. responsible for his son's death. saturday it was a day of demonstrations across russia hundreds of thousands gathered in moscow st petersburg and elsewhere to voice their political views ahead of next month's presidential election two rallies took place in the capital both according to their election was an opposition to that contains kind of the see the other pro-government gathering compared protests to orange revolution supporters of ukraine mr ski says any opposition candidates campaign could come undone in this social policies so i think the course was too late in coming so we are seeing more or less usual suspects and even even if we take seriously proper up i mean he's a he's a smart man and he's a rich man but. he's. in a category that is no

to life the economic life will be back to normal there will be a formal restructuring of the security services that acted in a very aggressive and brutal way and caught up to a during the mubarak era and all these expectations so the economy to enhance a better economy the dignity the freedom the bread the slogans of that evolution were not really accomplished by a year after that evolution that's why there is a protest last friday and on the university of that it was. wanted a president now an elected president now so that they can hold him accountable if you fail to be stored back the egyptian economy and if you fail to reform the security services. still ahead for you this hour on r.t.e. a change of tune and once most vocal critic of russia's prime minister now tells a different tale. very few people who would see as many horrible things are. going to warmer f.s.b. officer alexander was killed in london and now his father explains why he no longer blames for his son's death and offers an alternative theory to what happened. plus the latest incident for america's anti-corporate protesters fa

life the economic life will be back to normal there will be a thorough restructuring of the security services that i. it did in a very aggressive and brutal way and cut off way during the mubarak era and all these to expectations to the economy to enhance the better economy the dignity the freedom the bread the slogans all that if we were not greedy accomplished by a year off the bit of aleutian and many on the streets of egypt. the transitional videos of the transitional period which is the supreme council of the armed forces that's why that is that the protests last friday and on the in your city all that evolution wanted a president and now an elected president now so that they can hold him accountable if he failed to the store back the egyptian economy and if you feed into the form of the security services. iran says it will definitely stop oil exports to certain european countries the islamic republic's oil minister says they have yet to make a decision on cutting supplies to other use states it's tehran's response to that use oil embargo that was set to come into force in july chris bam

evidence of that's going on it's wrong i would like to see more democratic control over our security services and i don't want to see these sort of things happening because i don't think the very constructive new clark journalist and contributor to the guardian newspaper in the u.k. thank you very much and if your thoughts were it's good to know how much thank you thank you. the draft resolution on syria under discussion at the u.n. security council is being softened to take into account russian concerns it's likely to have references to president assad stepping down and an arms embargo removed from the text and started checking out has the details now from new york. moods definitely seem to be shifting over here at the united nations headquarters you know amidst screams trying to attack russia for being counterproductive for blocking this arab and western resolution it looks like russia has really been a game changer behind closed doors and it looks like its voice has definitely. changed the game altogether we're hearing that considering the fact that russia and china have been very expressi

armed wing of syria's opposition over the plains of responsibility for the deadly bombing of a security service headquarters in the country's second largest city and at least twenty five people were killed when last words from the free syrian army first lieutenant but later denied. any new threat to national security america's growing obesity problem is expanding waistlines and corporate bank accounts as big business as hard as big profits from fattening the people one five american children is now overweight as national fast food chains are accused of targeting them in their ad campaigns. we have lines here in our sports next with paul. hello welcome to the sports update here on our take good to have you company is what's coming up. no love lost maria sharapova suffers a surprise defeat in from the gold rush as men have a pull to do in the davis cup. one stroke warned martin calling the hits a hole in one as lawrie mcclory and thomas bjorn shared the lead to the hard way stage of the desert classic. farewell to a legend muhammad ali is in attendance as his former trainer under load done day is

armed wing of the syrian opposition over claims of responsibility for the deadly bombing of the security service headquarters in the country's second largest city at least twenty five people were killed and. the free syrian army first admitted but later denied. to national security america's growing obesity problem is expanding waistlines bank accounts as big business as harvest big profits fattening. so we have lines here in our back at the top of the hour in the meantime paul will bring you the latest from the world of sports. well that was update here on our take good to have you company here's what's coming up. noah love lost maria sharapova suffers a surprise defeat in for all russia's men had it all to do in the davis cup. one stroke warning martin calling the hits a hole in one as rory mcilroy and thomas bjorn share the link at the halfway stage of the dubai desert classic. and farewell to the legend muhammad ali is in attendance is renowned train undulate done day is laid to rest in florida. but we begin with tennis where hasn't been a good start for russia in this year's davis cup campa

accountable if he failed to the store back the egyptian economy and if you fail to deform the security services iran says it will definitely stop oil exports to certain european countries the islamic republic's oil minister says they have yet to make a decision on the on cutting supplies to other you states it's tehran's response to the use oil embargo that was set to come into force in july chris bambery from the international socialist group says there are also plenty of other reasons for tehran to try and retaliate. but i think they're listening to what's the rhetoric from london paris and washington and understands that that rhetoric is being hyped up all the time we've had claims this week the u.s. defense secretary that there was going to rain you know terror attacks inside the united states although he also said there was no evidence they could produce the evidence for that to date elsewhere in tel aviv i read that supposedly respectful commentators saying the readers had missiles which he could. could hit the united states of america that claim is just simply the poster it's what we're

armed wing of syria's opposition over claims of responsibility for the deadly bombing of the security service headquarters in the country's second largest city at least twenty five people were killed and the free syrian army first admitted later tonight. that a new threat to national security america's growing obesity problem is expanding waistlines and bag counts as big business is harvest big profits from fattening the people one in five american children is now overweight is national fast food chains are targeted in their ads campaign. next on our team martin enders gives advice on how to keep your mind and body active through the russian winter moscow does next. well some people embrace the winter and all the frost filled days for teens that come with it others like to hide into was staying in from the dark nights and zero temperatures. sleep and relaxation just like various animals that hibernate is an escape for many yes but still outside life carries on however cold the weather gets away from noisy traffic and the chaos of city center living reality checks can be a good thing. as fresh

come life the economic life will be back to normal there would be a total restructuring of the security services that acted in a very aggressive and brutal way and put off to a do it in the mubarak era and all these expectations to the the economy to enhance the better economy the dignity the freedom the bread the slogans of that evolution were not to be accomplished by a youth off the bit of aleutian and many on the streets of egypt that believe the traditional. videos of the traditional media which is what the political forces that's why that is at the protest last friday and on the in your city of that evolution wanted a president now an elected president now so that they can hold him accountable if you feel to the store back the egyptian economy and if you feed into the form of the security services from those punny more a click away at our two dot com here's what's online for you right now notorious hacktivists anonymous to find out what the f.b.i. really thinks of them and get their own back by leaking the audio recording online listen to what they said at all website. and rush over the mo

of this is clear is day and they admitted mossad and the cia as well as some european security services don't like to see nations progress they would like to have control and a monopoly over everything out of the great iranian nation and follows the path of search. for new technologies it wants to stand firmly on its feet by means of its own strengths and produce its own knowledge they disapprove of this progress and they don't want to see other nations develop themselves the fact that they come over to such people's homes or attempt to murder an educated and broad minded university professor highlights the grave nature of their situation that it demonstrates that the us and israel have disgraced themselves in this matter that they speak of human rights and at the same time they officially perform terrorist attacks and promote state terrorism expansion. in their slogans we see their idle talk on fighting terrorism their deeds however do not match their words they brought their troops to afghanistan under the pretext of defending human rights and fighting terrorism and drug trafficking a

it does that of course through the security services, and to some extent, the army as we are seeing today. so really, what we need to look at are sociopolitical processes that have been at work for a long time, for 40 years and we are now seeing them at work in really we have populations, the allawi minority, some of the population are being used as buffers against the other parts of the population engaging in the protest. this also doesn't mean there are no allawis part of the uprising. many of the intellectuals and the activists and the people engaged in what is known as the local coordinating committees, many of them are allawis, many are jews and so on. we do see the minorities, whether they're allawis or whatever, kind of fearful for what can happen. but that's partly because the regime for a long time has presented itself as the guardians of the minorities against the extremist sunnis. >> i'll end by mentioning, one of my contacts who is organizing the demonstrations and so on, in reference to her neighbors was told at the beginning of the uprising, i heard at the time, in april, th

reportedly fired tear gas at a group of protesters in colorado and be running against the way security services handled the rock at a football match on wednesday which saw more than seventy people killed fans rushed onto the field in the seaside city of port saeed after the home team beat egypt's top clubs setting off clashes and a stampede we're showing you live pictures at the moment all those protests now taking place in karachi and foreign affairs analyst richard j. had our infix it's an indication of post revolution instability. the violence and so there's a lot of questions also for it's there overall it's been sort of the first victim of that puts the sparkle out on the lawsuit through the forces on the loose in this manner for their written messages so far as sort of the bar. for the police is not good enough in order to avoid the violence from festering on the flop or their agreements with knives we still want since a larger body satirical lot sells more than the articles just a song for both of them is that overall the support of this week for the. war resume in some ways the violence

accountable if you fail to be stored back the egyptian economy and if you fail to reform the security services. so i had for you this hour on r t a change of tune and once most vocal critic of russia's prime minister now tells a different tale. very few people who would see as many horrible things are. warmer at first the officer alexander was killed in london and now his father explains why he no longer blames for his son's death and offers an alternative theory to what happened. plus the latest incident for america's anti-corporate protesters face and heavy handed police response we ask how the occupy movement will cope with it be fiction from the park they've occupied since birth we are told . saturday was a day for demonstrations in russia for two hundred over two hundred thousand people gathered across the country to voice their political views ahead of next month's presidential election two of the largest rallies took place in the capital with supporters and opponents of the current leadership braving the bitter cold to have their say it was the third and biggest gathering of the opposit