minister narendra modi promised his hindu nationalist party would take action against undocumented muslims who fled to india during the bangladeshi liberation war against pakistan in one nine hundred seventy one. to foreigners tribunals has been done to fight many such people whose name will not be appearing on our seats this exercise has left so many genuine indian citizens in trouble. after being questioned by the n.r.c. tribunals nearly a thousand people were deemed to be foreigners and sent to detention camps supporters of the registry say their campaign doesn't discriminate between bengalis muslims or hindus it is very simple those who have entered up to seventy one. summit got their name with me and be operated on i said but beyond having done to. me only a dairy and i didn't nic india's interior minister has ordered security to be tightened before the release of the updated threads tree on monday rush nothing says there's no reason for anyone to panic and he has ruled out further detentions the government of the tea growing an oil rich awesome state denies accusations it's targeting

on the streets another leader has said that muslims start stop getting beat they will not be lynched this seems to be a state mandate what's going to stand today is a part of the government getting the muslims as the other the other this can't be scotland where they are polarizing india hindus and muslims the message is that goes out of today's n.r.c. the board is that be are going to send these immigrants who also happen to be muslims we have to read that bit on because they do not belong to india that's the bottom line that's the larger messaging that is happening with today's support and this is keeping in mind the two thousand and eleven general in the government is making migrants muslim migrants and muslim citizens of this country as part of the other trick that they do not belong to the ministry and this process happening in the form of lynching in the fall of the government you know peter because opposing in the muslim marriages. communal sentiments being built the dutch male not being up you know statements being made against the two man and not to did this the supported by

i grew up being muslim in this country, being the only muslim in the entire school district. beaten up. i've been screamed at. i've gotten every single epithet in the book. >> you're a muslim trumper. i think people might be surprised to hear that. why as a muslim would you support somebody like donald trump who seems to be tough on muslims? >> well, take it this way. for the past multiple administrations, we have had a lot of lip service towards muslims. and then a whole bunch of firepower levied on top of muslims. if you look at what we've had to deal with post 9/11, i think this is really a phenomenon of post 9/11 regardless of whether it was a republican or a democrat administration, we've been demonized. >> one of the main demonizers is donald trump. isn't that true? >> i don't think donald trump is a demonizer. i don't think he is helping. but i think the demonization comes from the media. i mean, think about this. on a daily basis, all you see is terrorism. you never see the good things that muslims are doing in this country. think about hollywood for the last 20, 30 o

versus revolution muslim and more importantly the different techniques that revolution muslim pioneered, internet 2.0, english language magazines, social media interaction on-line, things that have been adopted by isis. as isis moves into the state of more of a virtual caliphate there are likely techniques that isis has adopted that were pioneered by revolution muslim that we need to look at more closely if we're going to figure out how to adequately fight a virtual caliphate. this partnership kicked off, and we created -- or jesse created this nonprofit organization called parallel networks. and the idea is really to do three things, use formers to number one, do ct and cve research. number two, use these formers for targeted interventions in a pre-criminal way for that 15, 16-year-old who hasn't really crossed the line to criminality but is spending time on the isis websites and is going down that road. and then thirdly, interacting with people who have gotten out of prison who need to rehabilitate but have a ct background and we know that there are about 100 people who will be gettin

so these are not typical of british muslims or french muslims or american muslims or i would have to say russian muslims. in fact everything our research gave us suggested that the deeper your knowledge of islam is the less likely you are to be tempted so to think of these people as muslims in the wider sense is misleading these are often people who have come to a position of extreme interpretation of his of islamic faith for a variety of complicated reasons not necessarily to do with the religion itself but peter isis advertise itself with the images of her visit while ns anyone who's anyone has seen it i've seen it my friends of scenario we're not you know one of iraq how can people who go to join them claim that they didn't know what they were joining how can there be disillusionment when the beheading videos don't exactly create a picture of what stuck in syria. i know it's a very good question but when you talk to people who are tempted to travel or have travelled it's very interesting the very last thing they focus on is the violence that's not to say that they claim to have be

not a muslim? you need to have an agreement with yourself that you are the one who can judge whether you are a muslim or not a muslim. it's not only in islam. in different religions use the same thing. unfortunately some religions has to be controlled more by religious leaders instead of being controlled by their own people. >> host: can we just for a second i want to make sure that we talk about the title. can you explain to people why it is called "the fox hunt"? >> guest: i don't know if you heard this story before, but it was a group trying to escape, and while they're trying to escape they found a fox. the fox doc and come with me. i will try to see from the fishermen. i will put you in a place at the fisherman can't see you. the fish didn't believe the fox and they said no. if we go with hugh hewitt he does. so they went away. one rabbi said that's the right thing to do. what i say is actually i was trusting people that he never thought i would trust, jews and christians. and i said to myself

as a muslim brotherhood anti iran and take cut their media narrative and at celebs the u.a.e. is lobbying company queller offer twenty six thousand dollars a month to king's college london to focus research linking with terrorism let's get more on this now we're joined by sami helm the middle east analyst and editor of international interest that's an online news site and he's joining us live from london very good to have you with us on al-jazeera as always so a very long very detailed and dabbling report on the u.a.e. as efforts to stop i sold the spread of democracy in the gulf and the middle east to demonize the muslim brotherhood cutter for its support of the pro-democracy movement and to take all of this out of the gulf and the middle east and entered the u.k. . i think yes and i think also we have to appreciate why you know this particular approach and why london and washington meticulous let's remember that many of the muslim brotherhood leaders during their times in exile they will be countries they fled their countries going to long loved ones was the main haven where

per se, but those viewed as radical muslims. there have been efforts in a number of european countries where the two issues are clearly intertwined and feed off of each other. that includes the radicalization process. can you talk a little bit about your own, your own radicalization process? were the factors that contributed to it? you talk a little bit earlier about the radicalization process. principle isetical to those that were the primaries. [inaudible] in my own radicalization. one of the things i am starting to learn about is the role of trauma. i had a traumatic up bringing, i ran away when i was 16 as a result of child abuse. it is not an excuse for what i became, but it opened me up to a lot of influences. i became a seeker, searching for something to latch onto. looking for something, because i had grown to resent my society because i felt like society had been unfair to me. but i also felt like i had something to contribute to the world and was denied the opportunity. so i come from a poor working-class. i experience

daily basis basis muslims are being marginalised in u.k. if it were a politically correct situation then we would not have these sort of headlines in the newspapers and i think lady voir see has quite. rightly pointed out that it has become extremely acceptable dinner talk to malign muslims philip i want to come to you let's talk specifically about the number of people the authorities say brits who went to syria to fight for isis is that number at around eight hundred fifty it's feared around two hundred fifty are back now in the u.k. maxell is a man who is said that he thinks that the young the teenagers amongst them that they should be reintegrated back into society as a former intelligence officer what do you think of his approach. there has to be a holistic approach that has to be a balance of using the judicial system for people who have committed a crime by joining prescribed organization and a rehabilitation program remember if someone gets sentenced to a prison sentence in the united kingdom that prison is there to punish but it's a

these are potentially deadly plots and all trace the origin back to revolution muslim. your plot in boston wanted to use a drone to attack the pentagon. frankly, even if you look at inspire magazine, the first issue of it, had a list of enemies and the primary author of the magazine was [inaudible] and in that magazine he listed enemies off of al qaeda was between me and you is protection for my two sons and wife for a few different times by the nypd. we mentioned in opposition to each other and it was very much the case. fast forward last summer the attack on the london bridge where it turns out one of the primary attackers was, in fact, a member of this group. the story of nypd fighting this group has not been talked about and i knew jesse had been recently released from prison service out to jesse and said let's tell the story about nypd and how the different techniques pioneered internet .0 and english-language magazines and interaction social media online are things that are been adopted by isis. frankly, as isis moves into the stage of a particular palisade there

radical muslims. so the two issues are clearly intertwined and feed off each other, including the process.ation can you talk a little bit about your own radicalization process? what were the factors that contributed to it? you talked earlier about it. : i think the antithetical theciples with regards to two radicalization were important. the role of trauma. tic upbringing. it is not an excuse, but it opened me up. i was searching for something. if i had been born 30 years ago i probably would've been pamphleteering with a hammer and sickle. unfairsociety had been to me but i also felt like i had something to contribute to the world and was denied the opportunity. i come from poor working class. i experienced what the far right went through. i watched as education opportunities just -- decreased. asnow the impact it had heroin flooded into those societies. i watched it. i grew up around it. that led me to search for radical ideology but for reasons of resentment for the own leftists leanings in my hous

i want to ask you if you could ask wayne the origins of revolution muslims. involvement and then your transition. then i want to go to mitch for the other side of this. for a chunk of years, you were sitting on the opposite side. was publicly the first organization in the u.s. unabashedly emoting al qaeda and jihadism on the streets. we were one of the first .rganizations we initiated in 2007. we were one of the first organizations to experiment with the more social media one of the first organizations to experiment with the more social media oriented platforms such as facebook, twitter and we ran from 2007 until about 2011. i started the organization as an individual who is attending columbia university school of international public affairs, attempting to operate in two rounds. one under my birth name and one under my adopted islamic name, mohammed. we partnered with abdullah was a -- who was a jamaican cleric who is responsible for radicalizing people -- but was incarcerated ofbritain for communication threats and was transported to jamaica where he expres

its interest in this particular instance was presumably that the muslim brotherhood represented a threat to security and stability in the region and particularly to them and that was the agenda that they were pushing whether we agree with our agenda or are not is irrelevant the fact is that that is what they believed and they were using all the leavers of influence they have in a way that is no different from the way that the u.k. the usa and other countries. deploy it i think the question here is when does that influence become malign when is it in in conflict with the interests of. a country such as the u.k. in this instance. and i think that is where we should concentrate and that is where we should. exploit the report its positive aspect in generating the debate but i think the implication there that and i don't want to be seen to be defending hury i don't agree with some of its foreign policy or tall but in this instance i think it would be wrong to suggest that the u.a.e. he was acting in any way that is different from other countries absolutely and if the usa had come on the show

but it was once the most westerly part of the arab muslim world and. then baghdad is so passionate about what this place in period of history has to teach us today about peaceful coexistence multiculturalism and interfaith understanding that he's paid an annual pilgrimage there with groups of students from very diverse backgrounds. all your impressive all his feelings towards a supreme chosen enough competition among your own i think. this is scored about the islamic capital before the christian reconquest about and the us under queen isabella the first in the fifteenth century. it bothered. me and. it's said that envelop. for. all that your children if the. best one is do you end lizanne good young lives then good young betemit. very little new york doman. will said dick with the best signal to do this it will close and defeat us and we men. want. us to. zap. he said i'm on the air. this is a spiritual and philosophical journey for the group including. an italian roman catholic who studied islam and is committed to interfaith understanding. of the day

the united arab emirates mobilised a narrative against the muslim brotherhood in britain in the highest echelons of government it says the abu dhabi crown prince and the then prime minister david cameron had several undeclared meetings and it says through a combination of persuasion and threats the u.a.e. campaign produced results one threat which is made by the david cameron was if you don't institute an inquiry into the muslim brotherhood we will cancel the typhoon fighter jet deal from bush's space i will stop british petroleum oil concession in the law that was successful really extraordinary effort by the ether actually cajole and bully the british government into a pursuing its foreign policy the success or failure of the other u.a.e. lobbying is less clear it's been watch says that the u.a.e. put pressure on the b.b.c. over its coverage of the arab spring but the b.b.c. in a statement says flatly denied that it caved in to any political pressure it's been watch also quotes a source suggesting that iraqi donations to the think tank chatham house may have affected that institute re

it's considered a holy site for them just as it's considered a holy site for muslim worshippers it's nothing new to me that they try to access that area they are allowed access twice a day when they are accompanied by israeli security forces but as i mentioned palestinian muslim worshippers especially there they consider this to be a provocation there are groups that consider this to be a type of raid and they use that kind of language when jewish settlers try to access the compound so whether it's small numbers whether it's big numbers on a day like today because it is a holiday that is commemorating disasters throughout jewish history you are going to see a larger number of jewish settlers that want to get in there but the fact of the matter is that these these muslim worshippers that are there many of them will always see this kind of activity as a provocation and will react and show their displeasure when those jewish settlers are trying to get into the compound thanks so much mohammed. the head of the international monetary fund and finance ministers from the g twenty are in arg

bus though it's a lot more member goosing a muslim a muslim is go home go than a muslim a holy man. more so in ways we really like. well before the bonus of see some of them about. just. in. the new key if can it. can it. it was. one affair and i thought the key of any issue for any. young star to occur in the insanity insanity could. push all the. old. ones. one of them. give bad. we don't make her look. it's really promised to. her her side of. things started to change in the sense that we were no longer taking our own decisions in our own hands but the interference was coming from abroad. the decision to back away from the intifada activities in favor of negotiations people here were abandoned by their leadership and i both me leadership insight it was there that supports that who has the best. interest not to have been the father to continue and grow but to be quilted so that at some point there will be no leadership coming from inside from the strength of itself that it will influence their positions after all agreements you know where people start to put roses on the guns of t

please i will die he said i am muslim i want to help you. and then you know how many bombs there were in the road? because somebody with him with a big fear with high somebody like me. >> wow. there is one very memorable team point out all of the strangers who help you in small and large ways and peoples is named that you mentioned you met them one time years ago and never talk to them again but you are so aware of the bowl that strangers play in each other's lives. do you have advice to be good strangers? >> i woke up one time 100 e-mails from people who said we were praying for you and trying to help you out. when you read the book easy it was a very hard situation. i know people had faith in me and then waiting for the fishing boat and i thought should i go back to the hotel? but of all the people who reached me and to help me i wanted to say something that without them without having that paid there is no hope. they helped me helped me also known as my grandmother and grandfather were trapped with the holocaust. and i just remember your

it is a battle of hindus versus muslims."ving a senior minister of the modi government. you don't believe the prime minister. but a stray observation, out of context, by a gentleman to garner votes in his constituency. you are coming as a signpost of bjp. that is unfair. no, i am talking about what is happening in grassroots politics across india today. the prime minister is very clear, mr sackur, that we are only for development. and people are voting because of development. and they way india is becoming an economic powerhouse, 7.5% growth rate, the way investment is coming in india, the way india is becoming an it tech power is all an affirmation of the trust of the people that they want development. i do not belittle the economic achievements in recent years in india and we will talk about that. i am happy to know that. but i want to begin with this growing sense i am picking up from many senior figures inside india, and observers of india, that there is something deeply worrying happening in terms of sectarianism, commun

in a western country danish muslims we have to adapt as much as we can in. oh you say the limit of islam if you want to participate in a democratic society then you try to give you a lot of troubles if you want to live a very isolated life in which your choice. in this muslim community is a liberal one they tend to. reject the new count the m.r.i. of the mask also points out that veiling a face is not a religious duty. one doesn't say it's obligates or it's what actually with a beard the will to cover your face but if a woman chooses to do that for you what she can do to you. personally my opinion is the same as islam that women should wear models models clothes that are comparable to her and the body sarah describes the new camp as a sign of religious humility that can be worn as an act of free will she doesn't accept the government's argument that women have to be protected from oppression and isolation. there are even caused friction with our own family. not only does our family not impose this us but they're actually against it my jury of the woman in de

people accuse me of being a muslim and all these things. it is interesting group was inte they had these disgusting logos. i couldn't even go to the police station. you thought you were going somewhere safer. the. there were different groups that fight each other and i was in the middle of that. they had been evacuated so nobody was actually there. because of the airstrikes. they were trying to find a safe place for them. so with the social media social media changed my life. >> host: is that you bring up when saudi arabia got involved, what was the timeframe of when this all started and what is it like now for your friends and family who are still there? >> guest: march of 2015. it is a proxy war in saudi arabia and iran. it's between different countries and people losing lives. you wake up every day by an airstrike. this has been yemen now for three years. people can't communicate. they live a very basic life. i feel don't -- especially because the main is working. >> host: you didn't have an option of getting on a plane. >> guest: they d

anybody who criticizes or feels threatened by a political movement such as the muslim brotherhood is now causing islamophobia i'm sorry but other politicians both here in the u.k. and in the u.s. have caused more islamophobia concern than the u.s. attempt to show their perspective and it is a legitimate perspective from their point of view if we may not agree with this that the muslim brotherhood has been embryonic in terms of the extremist movements such as al qaeda and others in the middle east that is a very well researched and well held point if you took a leader there something like we are running out of you on another being and you have to be able to let the user shaking your head but in a show about clandestine lobbying many might legitimately ask who funds spend watch them whether spend what has an agenda here. they may legitimately ask and that's why of course we publish on our website every organization that gives us money so we are transparent about that we the other organizations that were engaged in this big dispute and discussion were similarly transparent because think

well yes it was i mean that the inquiry required into the muslim brotherhood the designation of of a peaceful muslim groups in this country as it was hasn't had that back up closer than from what you're trying to do when it's not an impediment rather call it an attendant was and they definitely disagreed that those organizations as terrorist what the guest is the organizations the terrorists are perfectly legal peaceful political organizations in this country as part of a pact washington against muslims being active in political life today which means which is which result which results in tokyo with the supporters marauding in the streets in central london intimidating but bus drivers will try to go but really best this vast the result of it and that's where the normal lobbying i don't want any part of normal of being after would you agree with that that this lobbying resulted in a and a backlash against muslims i'm staggered you see i r i've been looking at terrorism and religious extremism since nine hundred ninety eight and islamophobia is a horrible thing and something that i've

i'm against i mean it's totally we are muslims. in a western country danish muslims but we have to look at it as much as we can in the in the. oh you say the limit of islam if you want to participate in a democratic society they need to give you a lot of troubles if you want to live a very isolated life and use your choice. in this muslim community is a liberal one they tend to. rejects the new camp the m arm of the mask also points out that veiling the face is not a religious duty but. some doesn't say is of the good story to actually with a bit of good will to cover your face but if a woman chooses to do that for you what she can do to you. personally my opinion is the same as islam that women should wear models quite modest clothes that cover both the hand and the body sarah describes the new camp as a sign of religious humility that can be born as an act of free will she doesn't accept the government's argument that women have to be protected from oppression and isolation. even cause friction with our own family. not only does

to muslim that applies to muslims and non muslims. to women and men who want to murder their mortgages and of all. the remaining foreign aid workers face enormous problems here but they feel they have made promises to the afghan people. and in their quiet way this would takes intend to keep those promises. you. guys rigorous off we still have some hope so we're not being defeatist and just waiting for all the hand i think we'll turn out good. you think your mom. and when you look at what's been achieved we have heard that chance not our organization but rather the children of yours on one week in the. euro max this week's highlights from. art in northern england a festival this loud and proud about its home. luxury on rails a train ride back to the time of the russian tsar. and a clash of the king to virtual souls collide in a musical battle. room of. the. crimes against humanity. civilians become witnesses. their recorded images travel around the globe via social media. digital investigators comb through the flood of images find sour

you're not interested in winning the support the simplicity of muslims.forget, there are more than 180 foot —— 180 million muslims in your country. we are proud of our heritage. we are proud of our culture. we are proud of our civilization. that is the gold of oui’ civilization. that is the gold of our ideology. but in india's ideology, the heritage, there respect for each phase is part of oui’ respect for each phase is part of our heritage. that is how we see it. let me explain, please, please, please, let me explain. now i'm a why am saying that i will have already conceded that because of the sharp campaign against us over the yea rs, sharp campaign against us over the years, maybe the percentage of old is not that. but when we work, we work for all of them. and let me give you something... again, let me counter your rhetoric with some reality. it is not rhetoric. it is a statement of fact. what i will give you is also a statement of fact. we work for all. here are the words of a bjp politician in a state which has just had a bjp politician in a state

here simply called muslims or terrorists. trying to arrange an interview with the sun sochi the state council of mind ma a nobel peace prize laureate. in reply to our interview request we received an invitation to join the media. and even though we understood we just hear the official position of the authorities it was the only way to film at least something in the state closed to journalists back then. you know. you see the. countries. where gold of friendship brit's so the return of wealth comes from various theories. that. the official line is that the attacks against muslim villages were an anti terrorist operation in response to the attack. on a little kid. that from the property. in august twenty seventh seen in just one day killed ninety nine hindus and buddhists in russia state in retaliation the mayan mommy carried out an ethnic cleansing operation they wiped out roy hinge of villages forcing people to flee to bangladesh . struck conchs state used to be a separate kingdom you had vote was slums and bloodless living d

name will be updated on us but we also have india on the move the muslim community only a dairy and i didn't nic india's interior minister has ordered security to be tightened before the release of the updated on monday russia nothing says there's no reason for anyone to panic and he has ruled out further detentions the government of the tea growing an oil rich awesome state denies accusations it's targeting poor and an educated muslims it here they are more than fifty seven percent in some they are mostly living below the poverty don these people are illiterate and no education system exists in their villages. despite reassurances from the government many who are not listed on the n.r.c. fear they may have nowhere to go the federal government says undocumented immigrants can apply for indian citizenship but hasn't released details. on al-jazeera. the latest round of syria peace talks brokered by russia turkey and iran is taking place on monday the talks are happening in the russian city of sochi instead of kazakstan capital a stand there where most of the previous meetings have bee

in this muslim community is a liberal one they tend to. object to the new can be a mom of the mask also points out that veiling a face is not a religious duty. sun doesn't say it's obligate story to actually work where the will to cover your face but if a woman chooses to do that for you what she can do to you. personally they will my opinion is the same as islam that women will wear models quite modest clothes that are comparable to her and her body sarah describes the new camp as a sign of religious humility that can be worn as an act of free will she doesn't accept the government's argument that women have to be protected from oppression and isolation. there are even caused friction with our own family. not only does our family not impose this us but they're actually against it my journey of a woman in denmark that wear the niqab have family members against them because they choose to practice their religion so the exact opposite. sarah's facing a difficult future in denmark if she remains faithful to her beliefs her idea of religious f

anti muslim brotherhood and iran and cut their media narrative and it's alleged the u.a.e. is lobbying company offered twenty six thousand dollars a month to king's college london to focus research linking katha with terrorism let's. more on this now are joined by correspondent paul brennan who is live outside parliament in london as a very long and very damning report paul has there been any reaction to it from the various individuals or organizations it mentions. not yet although we have reached out to various organizations and individuals who have been named in this report hold up the report a copy of the report here for you to see the cover and the title the u.a.e. lobby subverting british democracy question mark is the is the title or isn't that is the thrust of what the spin watch organization which compiled it are saying essentially what they're saying is that lobbying happens in many different democracies but to make it proper and to stop it being insidious it has to be transparent you have to know who has the ear of whom what is being said what kind of gifts and ex

the sheer oddity of placing a muslim on the list of anti-muslim extremists led me to say i need justicee life is defined about by struggle to find a place for muslims in the west that is at home in the west. it undermined by entire's life's work. i found it a step too far. that's why i went to a lawyer and took action. >> tucker: scores of people like you, i think you are one of the most reasonable people on this subject of anyone i interviewed. once this group defines you as an extremist that hurts your foundation. >> it's already hard enough for liberal muslim reformists to speak out against extremism. they are targeted and often killed. there was a similar list published and many were knocked off by jihadists. a close friend was murdered on the streets of amsterdam. the list was stabbed into his body and named someone as being next. that's what we are up against. it placed me in grave danger and others in great danger. it also has material consequences. when they did what they did, the reason they produced these lists to convince the media and financial foundations not to give grants

anti muslim brotherhood anti iran and anti media narrative and it's in there just the u.a.e. is a lobbying company offered twenty six thousand dollars a month to college london to focus research linking cutter with terrorism. sami handy as a middle east analyst and editor of international interest and he says although it is normal for countries to be involved in lobbying the scale of this operation is extraordinary. you have to why do you. this particular routine while longer and watching meticulous let's remember that many of the muslim brotherhood leaders during their times in exile they will be countries they fled their country. many many of whom brotherhood. exist read to be believed if the arabs through. the ruling family. so suffering the same as mubarak and the like and the. huge amounts of money. i think with regards to these. growing billions of dollars i don't think i sincerely do you eat very similar to what trucks is very similar to what we saw was new conflict in the ninety's ninety's like it's a big it was trying to lift the arms embargo he was told that if we n

translation: they are openly threatening to get rid of muslims.n to us here. such fears have been exacerbated by prime minister narendra modi, who pledged to deport bangladeshi intruders unless they were hindus. in assam, a fellow party member is clear about his intentions. everybody will be given a right to prove their citizenship. but, if they fail to do so, the legal system will take its own course. you are saying these people will be expelled? yes, yes. so, now, bengali muslims are staying put, clinging to the hope that after next year's national elections, such pledges will simply fade away. joe miller, bbc news, assam. to the philippenes now, where more than 60 luxury cars and motorbikes have been smashed by a bulldozer on the orders of the president. lebo diseko has the story. president rodrigo duterte came to show that he means business. his target, illegally imported luxury vehicles. harley—davidsons, porsches, lamborghinis and mercedes—benzes were among the smuggled loot all about to be destroyed. a total of eight motorbikes and 68 cars

translation: they are openly threatening to get rid of muslims.yanmar could happen to us here. such fears have been exacerbated by prime minister narendra modi, who pledged to deport bangladeshi intruders unless they were hindus. in assam, a fellow party member is clear about his intentions. everybody will be given a right to prove their citizenship. but, if they fail to do so, the legal system will take its own course. you're saying these people will be expelled? yes, yes. for now, bengali muslims are staying put, clinging to the hope that after next year's national elections, such pledges will simply fade away. joe miller, bbc news, assam. the party of the cambodian prime minister hun sen, in power since 1985, has won a landslide victory in a general election that lacked any serious challengers. the country has been pursuing rapid economic development with foreign investment, including plenty from its big neighbour, china. but infrastructure projects have displaced thousands of people and damaged the local environment. the areas affected have be

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and bangladesh is very high as well in terms of the muslim population. so, the british -- everything they did with respect to the ottoman empire and the caliph was done with an eye toward their own muslim population because what they did not want to do was anger the muslim population such that they would have internal revolts. now, this will lead to some interesting decisions later, as we will discuss. i want to highlight a couple of issues leading up to world war i. in 1882, the ottoman empire established a formal relationship with the german empire. this was to provide advisors to the ottoman army. part of the relationship with germany was economic. this included the railway that traveled from damascus to medina. it was completed in 1908. this was the railroad targeted by the northern arab army in "lawrence of arabia." the ottoman navy began war hostilities by attacking russian ports in the black sea. this caused to be ottoman empire to be properly into the war. after all the efforts to balance power, the empires were brought into direct collision. onc

designated the muslim brotherhood as a terrorist organization. the threat was if you do an inquiry into the muslim brotherhood which had no basis in security then we will. deal three billion with a space or we will stop b.p. from having it all concession which they've had. more or less in the since the one nine hundred thirty s. is that real economic muscle behind some of these threats not enough to. the government didn't brotherhoods. in the end was a bit weird because in the end the muslim brotherhood isn't a terrorist organization big surprise. has more from central london. here is is that report that's been issued today it's entitled the u.a.e. lobby subverting british democracy and with a question mark at the end that really is the thrust of this report why the u.a.e. will basically spin watch says it was leaked documents relevant to the u.a.e. as activity it could indeed have been any one of several countries that tries to get favor with british journalist and with the with the british government but the operation that the u.a.e. underwent