that the west is probably not going to militarily intervene in syria ok we'll leave it there marcus papadopoulos editor of politics first magazine thank you thank you. well the twenty month uprising in the bahrain there could be heading for some kind of resolution both the opposition and the ruling regime say they're ready for a face to face talks without preconditions but as reports their divisions might run too deep for any lasting peace. sadiq says his life was shattered his sits on a municipal council in bahrain and several months ago he was shot by police during a peaceful protest out looking at his injuries his lucky to be alive part of an on line what i was with many of the protesters when we were faced by riot police they did not hesitate to shoot us directly to the head with the bullets the police are using are for hunting birds and animals i've been shot at over one hundred ninety two helots that's got it all over my body in the head face arms and legs the most dangerous ones are those inside my lungs. is just one of hundreds who have suffered in the anti-government protests that start

arms being controlled by what it considers to be a terrorist group would be a real red line marcus papadopoulos editor of politics first magazine says these concerns though are not groundless. there's a very strong possibility that these syrian militants could very well acquire chemical weapons which of course would be catastrophic not just for syria but for the entire region it might be an inconvenient truth to many was western politicians but of course the islamists in syria who are largely representative of the militants they wouldn't hesitate to use them against syria's minorities and they certainly wouldn't hesitate to use them against israel so there is that right so very important to stop the flow through the constant flow of weapons and cash into syria by certain western state line turkey going to saudi arabia and qatar the israelis then not concerned that the syrian government would use chemical weapons against israel they are very concerned that the militants in syria would use them if they acquired them it could be a pretext that but the west issues in concert believe america to inte

are also fears the stockpiles may fall into the hands of extremists fighting among the rebels marcus papadopoulos the editor of politics first magazine says these concerns are not groundless. there's a very strong possibility that the syrian militants could very well acquire chemical weapons which of course would be catastrophic not just for syria but for the entire region it might be an inconvenient truth to many was western politicians and western journalists but of course the islamists in syria who are largely representative of the militants they wouldn't hesitate to use them against syria's minorities and they certainly wouldn't hesitate to use them against the show so is that why it's very important to stop the flow through the constant flow of weapons and cash into syria by certain western states and turkey saudi arabia and qatar that are doing absolutely everything they can at the moment to weaken the syrian government's. this is the corporate giants like starbucks and imus on the finding legal loopholes to avoid paying taxes on their profits and the u.k. is losing billions of pounds as th