by saudi arabia and qatar in order to wage basically sectarian war against shia muslims and we know that these two powers say that saudi arabia qatar the forefront of representing imperial u.s. and british interests in the region so nothing gets done without the say so of these other powers. the same parties that oversaw as lanza konami collapse in two thousand and eight are now poised for a spectacular return to power the euro skeptic in the panther party has won the most votes and is now expected to form a ruling coalition while the opposition's victory though is likely to put a man decide on iceland's accession talks with the european union the nordic nation was desperate to join it in the aftermath of its financial collapse but it hasn't has since waned reykjavik is widely seen as a textbook example of a fish cauvery had all happened without any major staring cut the editor of popular konami's dot com harlan green says iceland has nothing to gain from e.u. membership. i believe it's because they are against joining the euro and i believe that's what the icelanders are voting for now

dead man stoking fears that the country could cross the brink into civil war between sunni and shia muslims that's coming up. and a look at the investigation into a moscow region psychiatric ward fire that killed three people this week tell us making and the dative just cited as a possible reason for the high death toll. it's an it is heartening week for the euro zone with unemployment in spain of breaking twenty seven percent and reaching a new high in fronts figures so grim in fact that they've left to brussels questioning the benefits of austerity the president of the european commission admitted on monday that euros a drive to slash spending has reached its limit it comes amid worrying signs of public on rest fresh protests have been held hostage the euro zone with official polls are showing distrust towards each institution has more than doubled the leader of the u.k. depends party nigel ferocity that anyone with money invested in the single currency zone is now at risk. big investors should be worried all over. europe i've been pondering for years you know what would happen when spain

forces raided a sunni anti-government protest camp the clashes stoked anger between sunni and shia muslims that alice warned could drag the country to civil war president's no real knowledge he said on saturday the violence in neighboring syria is fueling religious tensions political analyst dan laser says the wave of while it's comes as a direct result of the occupation of iraq i think what we need to understand what we're seeing here in iraq is we're seeing the fruits of this policy that was adopted about six years ago by the u.s. and saudi arabia particular look the way that the occupiers have behaved ever since two thousand and three since the start of the iraqi occupation they've done everything it's the most of all to try and foment sectarian is in the constitution introduced was completely based on confessional identity not on national citizenship sunni militias were to be equipped financed and armed saudi arabia and qatar not to wage basically sectarian war against shia muslims and we know that these two powers see it saudi arabia and qatar at the forefront of representing imperial

rise in the deadly clashes in bombings could tip the country into a civil war between sunni and shia muslims that's coming up in the program. and a look at the investigation into a mosque in a region psychiatric ward fire that killed thirty eight people this week careless smoking and sedated drugs are side of this possible reasons for the high death toll . now one hundred guantanamo bay detainees are now officially on hunger strike that's the latest number recognized by the u.s. military out it's almost doubled over the past week but the figure is still far lower than the side of by the detainees attorneys they believe as many as one hundred people are taking part in the protests against intrusive searches and the mishandling of coal runs that's out of one hundred sixty six prisoners that are held the detention center and as you can see on the chart here twenty people are now being force fed via nasal tubes which is said to be an extremely painful procedure and five have been hospitalized although according to prison authorities their conditions are not life threatening meanwhile retired arm

forces raided a sunni anti-government protest camp the clashes stoked anger between sunni and shia muslims that alice warned could drag iraq into civil war president nouri al maliki said on saturday that violence in neighboring syria is fueling religious tensions are just music and it has been taking a look at how the first attack swept across the north of the country. iraq is a country that is divided into three major areas you have for example over here this is the largely sunni provinces over here is the semi autonomous kurdish region below which are certain disputed areas and this is the largely shiite area of iraq now the incident the latest wave of violence really began new york your cook this is close to the town of her wheelchair where. demonstrators have been camped out for several months now on tuesday things came to a bloody boiling point when government forces had raided the area the government says that the protesters had opened fire the demonstrators meanwhile say that these security officials are the ones who opened fire first and news of the attacks there in the region had

dead and stoking fears that a country could cross the brink of the civil war between sunni and shia muslims. allover the investigation into moscow region psychiatric ward fire that killed thirty eight people this week carol smoking and drugs are side as possible reasons for the high death toll. has been disheartening week for the eurozone with unemployment named breaking twenty seven percent and reaching a new high in france figure so grim in fact that they've left questioning the benefits of austerity the president of the european commission of minutes europe's drives last sam as its limit comes amid worrying signs of public unrest fresh protests have been held across the eurozone with official told showing this trust toward the two sions has been double the leader of the u.k. the panel's party nigel faraj believes that anyone with money invested in the single currency zone is now at risk. they guessed should be worried all over the euro zone but it was. all i've been pondering for years you know what would happen when spain finally went back how would they possibly deal with the she neede

fear three could cross the brink into civil war between sunni and shia muslims that's coming up. now we take a look at the investigation into a psychiatric ward fire in the moscow region that killed thirty people this week carol smoking inside of the drug so sided as possible reasons for the high death toll that's coming up shortly. my ski theater i'm a the second to be obese money in stevia to two which is both a cultural contemporary i wanted to logically serve the auditorium so joining me to almost say on i would see the second as we bring you the glitz the glamour and the best of the best in the performing arts right here at marine. the boat international airport in the very heart of moscow. it's been a disheartening week for the euro. with unemployment in spain breaking twenty seven for santa's reaching a new high and friends figure so grim and sad that they've left brussels questioning the benefits of a stereotype the president of the european commission declared on monday that europe has dropped to slash spending as reached its limit and while there have been a worrying si

. >> the protests called attention to the ongoing persecution of shia muslims in several countries. > it will be two weeks ago tomorrow when two bombs exploded during the boston marathon. tonight, there's a in rink until the investigation of the crime. when one of the suspects was on the phone with his mother, they weren't the only ones on the line. here's the story. >> the reasons unknown russian intelligence was wire tapping a telephone call between tamerlan tsarnaev and his mother, in 2011. and whatever they overheard, it was enough to ask the tows investigate him. it may have to do with a six-month visit tamerlan made in russia. >> we have to do a lot of investigation in russia because when we went to russia, and then came bag, things changed. >> a mystery man, known only as misha could be key, conservative convert who may have radicalized tamerlan. investigators are walking back through the lives of the brothers, trying to fine out what put them on the path to terrorism. u.s. officials increasingly suspect the brothers had technical assistance in making their pressure cooker bomb

this puts it in the front and center of the standoff between sunni and shia muslims. >> bahrain is rightly fearful of the iranians, but in my view, it makes the mistake of presenting its own shia opposition as loyal to iran. at the same time, bahrain is in actual fact no longer independent. saudi arabia has always set the limits of any reform process there, and it has important allies within the ruling family, to the extent that i do not think bahrain can act completely independently. >> in other words, if the u.s. and european powers want to influence bahrain's king, they will have to do it through riyadh and the saudi royal family. am i germany, parliament has rejected an intent to introduce a quota -- >> in germany, parliament has rejected an attempt to introduce a quarter for women in board rooms at companies, for now diffusing a controversial issue. >> the spd has a lot of nerve. opposition lawmakers hardly let christina schroeder speak. she shot right back, taking a soccer club as an example. >> a publicly owned company listed on the dax, and who sits on the board? the social democra

lebanon, a between suny and shia muslims, have been dangerously exposed.ighters from both sides have been drawn into the war on a new and alarming level. men arees the young being radicalized, called in by the cause of war. the necessary response, they say, to the role in the fighting. legitimate thought walk, a ruling from god, from a rulingon -- fatwah, from god, from the koran. we will be rewarded by god. >> their own future is threatened by the turmoil in syria. the longer that it continues, the more nervous the army and the increasingly divided factions on this side of the border will get. northern lebanon. >> they with us, still to come -- guantanamo bay back in the spotlight as 100 inmates refuse to eat. the american basketball player, jason collins, has become the first athlete in a major sport to reveal that he is gay during his playing career. the 34-year-old made the announcement in an online essay. president barack obama and his teammates have expressed their public support for the veteran center. from washington, our correspondent sent us this

so far this year, more than 200 have died in terror attacks targeting shia muslims. the government is now under pressure to ensure public safety during the campaign season and upcoming elections. nazar ul islam, nhk world, islamabad. >>> a french energy company has sent nuclear fuel to japan for the first time since the disaster in fukushima two years ago. protesters fear the shipment signals japanese utilities may restart some reactors. a ship left cherbourg, france, carrying a blend of plutonium and uranium. a french energy group is delivering the shipment to the power company. the people who won the electric company plan to use the fuel in their plant in central japan. the complex, like most nuclear facilities in the country is currently offline. dozens of activists from green peace staged a protest before the ship left port and say it is extremely dangerous. the ship will arrive in japan in about two months. >>> former british prime minister margaret thatcher has been laid to rest. known as the iron lady, thatcher was a divisive figure who was both loved and desp

fault lines between lebanon and sunni and shia muslims are being dangerously exposed.oth sides are being drawn into the syrian more on a new, alarming level. mosques in lebanon, young men are being radicalized, calls from the sunni clerics 4g todd, holy war. a necessary response to the .ezbollah role fatwa. is a legitimate there are oppressed people in syria. women and children are being raped, killed, and expelled, so we should help them and be rewarded by god. >> the own future of the lebanese is threatened by the turmoil in syria. the longer it continues, the more nervous the army and the increasingly divided factions on this side of the border will get. bbc news, northern lebanon. >> president obama also said today that he wants to renew its efforts to close the guantanamo bay detention center near cuba. prisoners there are staging a massive hunger strike. he called on others to help find a long-term solution to the problem. 21 prisoners are being forced fed by medical staff. a report. >> it is where the u.s. military acts as a dealer, judge, injury to those captur

fault lines between lebanon and sunni and shia muslims are being dangerously exposed.oth sides are being drawn into the syrian more on a new, alarming level. mosques in lebanon, young men are being radicalized, calls from the sunni clerics 4g todd, holy war. a necessary response to the .ezbollah role fatwa. is a legitimate there are oppressed people in syria. women and children are being raped, killed, and expelled, so we should help them and be rewarded by god. >> the own future of the lebanese is threatened by the turmoil in syria. the longer it continues, the more nervous the army and the increasingly divided factions on this side of the border will get. bbc news, northern lebanon. >> president obama also said today that he wants to renew its efforts to close the guantanamo bay detention center near cuba. prisoners there are staging a massive hunger strike. he called on others to help find a long-term solution to the problem. 21 prisoners are being forced fed by medical staff. a report. >> it is where the u.s. military acts as a dealer, judge, injury to those captur

shia muslims say they want to attract attention to human rights abuses by the sydney-led government -- the sunni-led government. the country's biggest art fair is under way right now. >> it is positioning itself to become a global player. here is a closer look. >> it is a big thumbs up for contemporary art. art cologne has a huge drop. thousands of visitors and hundreds of international galleries. the festival tries to show the best of modern art in all its forms. art dealers from all over the world are showcasing works in cologne like this gallery owner from austria. he hopes to sell a number of pieces. his customers, wealthy german art lovers. >> leading german collectors live in the rhineland. the big museums are all located here. cologne was traditionally the place to go for contemporary art in germany. the fact that art cologne has gained in importance motivated us to return here. >> art cologne is a big deal, but compared to the u.s. art market, it is not a big money spinner. all the same, artists from all over exhibit here. for the first time, work from africa is on show at the

this year, more than 200 have died in terror attacks tarting she targeting shia muslims.geting shia muslims. the government is now under pressure to ensure public sector during the campaign season and upcoming elections. nhk world, islamabad. >> at least 40 people have died in pakistan after an earthquake struck a neighboring iran. the pakistani military has launched rescue operations in the affected areas. the magnitude 7.8 quake occurred on tuesday with an epicenter in southeastern iran near the border with pakistan. authorities in the pakistani province say the quake killed 40 people, injured more than 190 and destroyed hundreds of buildings. pakistan's military has dispatched troops to the area. meanwhile, iranian media reports one woman died in a landslide and 27 were injured in a southeastern province. on wednesday, iranian rescue teams set up tents and provided other support for survivors. >>> toyota motors says global sales of its hybrid vehicles topped 5 million units. that's in cumulative terms since the first prius was launched back in 1997. toyota executives said on wednesday th

the foreign minister will be replaced by maliki's deputy, a prominent shia muslim and former iraqi oil minister. is on the line with us from iraq. what did he say? >> he actually says that the decision has now been risen -- then reversed. he says the cabinet of mr. maliki were persuaded that it would be detrimental to efforts to solve an ongoing crisis between the kurdish leadership and the baghdad government. there was to have been a high level kurdish delegation arriving in baghdad. the threat is that it is not just this foreign minister but four other ministers are replaced today, that delegation will not be coming. the prime minister's office says it does not have any information that the decision has been reversed, but it appears that there may be a rethinking of that. it does illustrate not just the ongoing unrest in hawijah and other places but also the political crisis. >> before this apparent decision, the foreign minister had been thought to have been appointed as the new foreign minister, and this would have supported protesters complaints have shown maliki up shia power and

financed and armed by saudi arabia and qatar in order to wage basically sectarian war against shia muslims and we know that these two powers say that saudi arabia qatar and the forefront of representing imperial u.s. and british interests in the region so nothing gets done without the say so of these other powers well aren't easily see careful off on twitter for the latest developments in iraq's ongoing crisis. a quick look at some of sunday's world news an apartment block has collapsed and over in france at least two people did this way injured when a suspected gas leak exploded at the four story building rescue teams have been deployed to try to retrieve two bodies from under the rubble of the destroyed complex. the police officers have been shot dead outside the talian prime minister's office and wrote a kid's name as i recall a letter and his cabinet were being sworn in as a pittance palace interior minister called the incident a tragic criminal gesture by an unemployed man after the attack and was arrested italy democrats are led to later this week with an end to a two month political

financed and armed by saudi arabia and qatar in order to wage basically sectarian war against shia muslims and we know that these two powers sit saudi arabia and qatar and the forefront of representing imperial u.s. and british interests in the region so nothing gets done without the same sort of these other powers. in follow up he's losing careful of two on twitter for the latest developments in iraq zongo in crisis. nato supreme allied commander in europe called members contributions to the alliances defense spending unbalanced and accuse the e.u. of getting a free ride at washington's expense the is not the first either to sound the alarm over europe string capability spending let's see how that trends affected nato so far on the big wall here well together european nations have slashed at least forty five billion dollars that's germany's entire military budget the cups of lead to military personnel and european nato states to cloudy more than twenty five percent since the turn of the century actually nato survival now depends almost entirely might be surprised to know on the us spendin

equipped financed armed by saudi arabia and qatar in order to wage basically sectarian war against shia muslims and we know that these two powers set saudi arabia and qatar and the forefront of representing imperial u.s. and british interests in the region so nothing gets done without the say so of these other powers. one of russia's leading opposition activists the anti corruption campaigner lexan of army went on trial this week on embezzlement charges he's accused of setting her familiar as it was of timber from a state owned company when serving as an aide to the local government and could get ten years prison if convicted of all he denies the charges calling them bogus and that the case against him is purely a political problem blogger and kremlin critic was behind a spike in russia's wave of protests that started in december two thousand and eleven while earlier being often associated with the nationalist movement recently he publicly stated his willingness to eventually run for president. now a quick look at some of sunday's world news an apartment block has collapsed in order in front of

financed and armed by saudi arabia and qatar in order to wage basically sectarian war against shia muslims and we know that these two powers say that saudi arabia and qatar on the forefront of representing imperial u.s. and british interests in the region so nothing gets done without the say so of these other powers we have are you to fully artie's that follow lucy catherine off on twitter for the latest developments on iraq's ongoing crisis to. if you. are you. in. beijing spitting back over america's global audit of inequality high crime and human rights violations the annual report highlights shortcomings in china so it's issued one back in return and actually took a look. after years of swallowing accusations of violating human rights beijing is fighting back after last year the u.s. published its scolding human rights practices report now china held a mirror back to washington and its role of international human rights judge let's take a look at where the two clash the u.s. again accuse china of limiting internet freedoms the so-called great firewall of china where beijing has long be

in order to wage basically sectarian war against shia muslims with the aim being that this would weaken rein in influence in the region we can syria we can hizbullah and we basically just seeing the fruits of this policy this can be about six years ago if you think back to two thousand and seven u.s. and britain were facing heavy blows from iraqi resistance often from silly sunni militias israel had been ever saying global hizbollah the end of two thousand and six and with this failure to defeat his bowler in in levanon and so basically this policy about it had to be direct and these these attacks away from attacking zionism and u.s. and british imperialism and towards a kind of fratricidal sectarian war we're seeing the fruits of this policy now it was reported just last month in the guardian that one of these. sunni militias had a meeting recently in jordan where they met with the saudi arabian qatari representatives specifically to seek weapons and funds for launching sectarian attacks in iraq and there were given this and we know that these two powers say that saudi arabia and qatar

on shia my husband a sunni muslim had now after the war the two religions can't intermarry anymore that at the end of it that's when it wasn't the case before and what was important was that people loved each other and what's the distinction between shia and sunni thingy it's shameful treating people this way in iraq while muslims mostly. so what a muslim man asks for the hand of a muslim woman according to islamic tradition my friend that's all but i think it was at the end of the war that this division appears shia sunni. but i think now we've come to threats to take it how does a sunni there nary a shiite is that we're seeing as we look at that what if the alternative is to get divorced or die you know if you don't agree to get divorced you risk death you could think you're going to youngish if not in our neighborhood they shot a woman in front of her husband and children for the unique reason she was shia and he was sunni said that you know she. this morning i'm not just leaving baghdad i'm fleeing baghdad. but the city gates the soldier who checks out passports tells us yet another

i don't think we're really out of the woods yet in this whole sunni/shia/muslim, who are they, what's going on, why are we bombing them, and why do we think bombing works when history shows it never does? anyway, we can talk about that. i'll answer all your questions. but what i'm going to do first is tell a little bit about journalism. i'll go back to the my lai story, and i'm going to make sure i don't go on for a decade. i know you want to get to your parties later tonight. [laughter] swinging bloomington. anyway -- [laughter] okay. so, um, what we're going to do is i'll put you back in '69. a prix lance kid -- freelance kid. as you heard, i started at city news. i basically 401(k)ed -- i went to law school, i hated it. say what you will, i didn't like it. and i went there at the university of chicago. i had gone to college there, and i bummed around a little bit and got a job as a police reporter at the city news bureau where you, basically, covered crime because there was so much in chicago. but i worked with people like michael roy coe and other guys, so i really got a taste of

quote a flagrant violation of the constitution of the perceived to marginalize ation of sunni muslims by the shia government has sparked protests and bloody violence nationwide. within the next twenty to thirty years a fully autonomous weapon deployed on the battlefield could confuse a young girl with an ice cream or a soldier with a gun and decide to kill that's what campaign is in britain claim declaring war on so-called killer robots activists say lethal robots should be banned before they're used in warfare reports. so perhaps not the most useful site on the streets of london but this guy here is actually carrying quite an important message for the launch of the stop the killer robots campaigns increase the gating activists impression critics have converged in london to launch the campaign calling for a preemptive ban on fully autonomous weapons let's tell us more about this i'm joined by steve for human rights watch the thank you very much for joining us what is the killer able this guy's a killer obviously but what's it all about this friendly robot that is not armed killer robots or fully

muslims. they're opposed to the shia majority. they held regular demonstrations against what they call government oppression. government officials say armed militants with links to al qaeda infiltrated and attacked an army checkpoint. but spokespersons for the demonstrators say the solers red first. there have been more and more signs of divisions among them. and they targeted worshippers at a sunni mosque in baghdad and suicide bombing and killed at least three people and wounded 13 others. >>> the israeli military is accusing the syrian army of using chemical weapons during its ongoing civil war. an intelligence officer says sarin gas may have been used multiple times over the past several months. the officer said syrian troops used the deadly nerve gas against armed rebels. he warned they will use more unless the international community takes a strong stance. the syrian government and opposition troops have accused each other of using chemical weapons during the conflict. the u.s. president barack obama indicated his country wi

people loved each other and what's the distinction between shia and sunni city it's shameful treating people this way in iraq we're all muslims there was. so much a muslim man asks for the hand of a muslim woman according to islamic tradition my friend that's all but i think how it was at the end of the war that this division appeared shia sunni. but i guess now we've come to threats head how does a sunny day or an area see out in the hours as yet but then what if the alternative is to get divorced or die you know if you don't agree to get divorced you risk death thinking you know and yet here in our neighborhood they shot a woman in front of her husband and children for the unique reason she was shia and he was sunni said that she. this morning i'm not just leaving baghdad i'm fleeing baghdad. at the city gates the soldier who checks our passports tells us yet another attack a scar to the capital. another checkpoint on the road to babylon we present our passports and passes and i enter a shia country apprehensive. the sky is like twilight i feel like i'm wandering in the kingdom of the dead it's raining sand. highlands praye

that people loved each other and what's the distinction between shia and sunni see it shameful treating people this way in iraq where all muslims. so it's a muslim and asks for the hand of a muslim woman according to islamic tradition by and that's allowed but i think how it was at the end of the war that this division appeared shia sunni. but i guess now we've come to threats to take it how does a sunni shiite in the years as we look at that what if the alternative is to get divorced or dalia you know if you don't agree to get divorced you risk death you can think you know and yet here in our neighborhood they shot a woman in front of her husband and children for the unique reason she was shia and he was sunni said that she. this morning i'm not just leaving baghdad i'm fleeing baghdad. but the city gates the soldier who checks our passports tells us yet another attack a scar to the capital. another checkpoint on the road to babylon we present our passports and passes and i enter a shia country apprehensive. the sky is like twilight i feel like i'm wandering in the kingdom of the dead it's raining sand. prayers have punctuated

people loved each other and what's the distinction between shia and sunni of sydney it's shameful treating people this way in iraq with all muslims there must be. so what a muslim man asks for the hand of a muslim woman according to islamic tradition by faith and that's all but i think how it was at the end of the war that this division appears shia sunni. but i guess now we've come to threats as head how does a sunni then marry a shiite is the worst thing as yet but then what if the alternative is to get divorced or da you know if you don't agree to get divorced you risk death you could think you're going to youngish if not in our neighborhood they shot a woman in front of her husband and children for the unique reason she was shia and he was sunni except you know she. this morning i'm not just leaving baghdad i'm fleeing baghdad. but the city gates the soldier who checks out passports tells us yet another attack a scar to the capital. another checkpoint on the road to babylon we present our passports and passes. a country apprehensive. the sky is like twilight i feel like i'm wandering in the kingdom of the dead it's raining sa

he said he was kidnapped by sunni muslim gunmen loyal to the opposition free syria army. because he is a shia that mostly supported the president. gosh the sectarian factor was clear. they directed secretary an insult to me. there was a lot of blame. >> of the streets of damascus used to be safe. they are empty after dark. they are loyal to both sides. the so-called popular committees, vigilantes', these men seem part of the community. they abused their new power. it did not happen when this was a thai police state. dodge the social fabric of syria. country back this together again. >> it is making new man influential or even powerful. he helped released the man. he has a bodyguard decide to how close he is to the regime. the old city of damascus, he .laimed the rebels were losing the >> they live in this area. >> asking them to help get his kidnapped father released after he was taken. >> 41 days? >> exactly. dodge the reality is a kidnapping threat on every side of the war that spawned it as well as all of the people that just find themselves trapped in a nightmare. >> he says he wants his

people loved each other and what's the distinction between shia and sunni of sydney it's shameful treating people this way in iraq with all muslims mostly. so it's a muslim man asks for the hand of a muslim woman according to islamic tradition back and that's all but how it was at the end of the war that this division appeared shia sunni. i think now we've come to threats. how does a sunni bear marry a shiite is the worst thing as yet but what if the alternative is to get divorced or dalia you know if you don't agree to get divorced you risk death thinking you know and yet here in our neighborhood they shot a woman in front of her husband and children for the unique reason she was shia and he was sunni said that he. this morning i'm not just leaving baghdad i'm fleeing baghdad. but the city gates the soldier who checks our passports tells us yet another attack a scar to the capital. another checkpoint on the road to babylon we present our passports and passes and i enter a shia country apprehensive. the sky is like twilight i feel like i'm wandering in the kingdom of the dead it's raining sand. highlands prayers of punctuated eac

the muslim world and decided we wouldn't do anything anymore would there be no terror attacks in the future. >> there would be much less. they would be fighting each other. sunnis would be fighting shiau have to come to grips with the fact that people don't like to be up traded or bombed by anybody and we have been engaged in that. jenna: what should we have done, michael? what should we have done post-9/11? not done anything? not invaded afghanistan? >> we should have went to afghanistan and won the war. we went to afghanistan and spent 13 years got chased out by guys with weapons from the korean war. the islamists started this war. they explained to us as clearly as general and ho chi minh why they were fighting us and we have ignored it. mrs. clinton has ignored. bill clinton, george bush, barack obama. the idea that they're attacking us because of our culture is insane. that is -- >> that is just wrong. >> we are now waging a war against them culturally. we're trying to impose democracy, women's rights, parliamentary systems on a people who don't want it. they're going to fight that. jenna: fred? >> they don't care if we vote. why they should care about that? jenna: fred to micha