afshin rattansi told me to learn from london well while rebels now control colonel gadhafi fortress in central tripoli and violent clashes continue throughout the capital the u.s. is monitoring the security of sites in libya known to contain stockpiles of chemical weapons including uranium dust james coburn from the center for research on globalization says it is not clear which side can be trusted to deal with it perhaps it presupposes the idea that the stockpiles are unsafe in the hands of the rebel forces and would be safer in the hands of the nato forces whereas the people who have so far been involved in siege in tripoli and killing trickle east civilians in tripoli have been benito side so i think the question is really who are the people to be concerned about having access to those weapons i would imagine that that if there was any danger to be had it would be obviously in the proliferation of those weapons as in early july kind of it was quoted as saying that he would be willing to strike at europe if if tripoli was was attacked so i guess that is a possibility it seems to be o

being challenged by some who say downing street is out of touch with reality based journalist afshin rattansi thinks number ten and the suburbs are a world apart and that the cap will be difficult to bridge this is a society completely in crisis. and the motivations are so numerous but i suppose the central one of course is inequality and civic life so big institutions that are completely out of touch whether it be the media replete force or politicians themselves i think we all would realise in this country that david cameron who went through one of the most expensive schools in the country has no knowledge of the huge insecurities and inequalities that raged right across this country idea of david cameron cutting the police force massive thirty cuts the idea of shrinking the economy to grow it as a sort of mass religion together with a mass consumerist religion here. to buy more and more expensive goods. the whole idea of this government having any understanding of trying to be in britain is a farce but as to what happens next and i think that's the most interesting question in the eleven y

there in london afshin rattansi joining us there not. well rebels now control colonel gadhafi fortress in central tripoli but violent clashes continue throughout the capital however the u.s. defense department says it has another concern the security of sites in libya known to contain stockpiles of chemical weapons something we've just been talking about there including your rainy and dust was speaking to my colleague rory sushi earlier today james corbet from the center for research and globalization question white libya's new government is not being trusted to deal with it. perhaps it presupposes the idea that the stockpiles are unsafe in the hands of the rebel forces and would be safer in the hands of the nato forces whereas the people who have so far been involved in siege in tripoli and killing tripoli civilians in tripoli have been the nato side so i think the question is really who are the people to be concerned about having access to those weapons i would imagine that that if there was any danger to be had it would be obviously i

over two thousand a recipe made so far in connection with the disorder london based journalist afshin rattansi says the underlying cause of the chaos was the widening disconnect between the u.k. government and the public. this is completely in crisis and the motivations. of the central one of course is inequality and in terms of civic life it's a big institutions that are completely out of touch whether it be the media replete force or politicians themselves but david cameron who went to the most expensive schools in the country has no knowledge of the huge and insecurities and inequalities that raged right across this country the idea of david cameron calling the police force massacre thirty cut shrinking the economy to grow it as a sort of mass religion together with a mass consumer of religion here wanting to buy more and more expensive goods is a farce. and with the u.k. police locked into a blame game with politicians groups in local communities took it into their own hands to reclaim the streets from looters who are emmett's that some of them. the groups are called jury a warning to loot

alert ready to fight but with force in case riots enter a fifth day but author and journalist afshin rattansi told me he believes that u.k. politicians have no understanding of the true problems in society or what really sparked the rest this is completely in crisis and the motivations or so numerous but i suppose the central one of course is inequality and civic life. that are completely out of touch with the media. the police force or politicians themselves i think we all would realize in this country david cameron who went through what was going to most expensive schools in the country has no knowledge of the huge insecurities and inequalities that raged right across this country the idea of david cameron cutting the police force massive thirty cuts the idea of shrinking the economy to grow it as a sort of mass religion together with a mass consumerist religion here wanting to buy more and more expensive goods. the whole idea of this government having any understanding of trying to curb rioting in britain is a farce but as to what happens next i think that perhaps the most interesting ques

continually vowed to keep fighting pointing to a prolonged civil war according to author and journalist afshin rattansi he told me earlier that the evidence points to more conflict i think what we should expect to see the national have said in the past few hours is a humanitarian crisis i've seen pictures of the dead children killed by nato airstrikes what we have ahead of us is an insurgency campaign the bombing is going on in tripoli from the forces and then of course when they get the regime finally crumbles we have the onset of the rivalry between this. transitional council. standing next to the leader of it was of taking away the french people's minds from the austerity cuts the corporate media loves to call libya. transitional council now calling for him. to be captured dead or alive is not about free this is exactly one of the idealistic. again without thinking again with reporters in the field morris imbedded with the rebels cheering the rebels on the understanding saying what people said of the armed services committee in the united states is. now in the what we have here is the possibility of

london based journalist afshin rattansi thinks the u.k. government and the public are a world apart and it will be difficult to preach. this is completely in crisis and the motivations. but i suppose the central one of course is inequality and in turn civic life to begin situations that are completely out of touch whether it be the media the police force or politicians themselves but david cameron who went through those expensive schools in the country has no knowledge of the huge insecurities and inequalities rage right across this country the idea of david cameron calling the police force massive thirty cuts here shrinking the economy to grow it as a sort of mass religions together with a magic consumerist religion here one thing to buy more and more expensive goods is a farce. and more analysis and a video of artsy thought would be look at what's behind britain's worst riots and it's. a good thing if any preschool most of the tool for this they're not attacking the police are not attacking efficient buildings they're tacking shoe shops