all of their african neighbors to join them we invaded them as well with the help of nato author alan brown pointed out this fact at the time of the invasion he says gadhafi initiated a movement to refuse the dollar and the euro and called on arab and african nations to use a new currency instead the gold dinar john perkins the author of confessions of an economic hitman great book he has also said that the true reason for the attack on libya was good da fees move away from the dollar and the euro clearly it's all about the banking all right. funnily. actually ridiculous if you were about the banking then the rebels in libya getting help from nato and the united states would have set up some sort of new banking system after bringing down be actually that in way well in france said several writers have noted the odd fact the libyan rebels took time out from their rebellion in large to create their own central bank this before they even had a government. here you know the brutal war to do list one torture and murder gadhafi in the streets check to kill a raccoon for dinner check three former

do we know anything about alan brown that is important to know in the story?> i looked him up and he was at the aclu of sinson attie for many years. he was a committed civil rights lawyer. he served in world war ii and seems like an extremely smart and honorable man, and he did agree to take this case even though clarence brandenburg himself was not thrilled to be represented by a jewish attorney but, you know, he really felt committed to the cause of free speech. >> i actually had the opportunity to meet him in cincinnati in the early '90s. there were some incidents of censorship taking place there in what many of us called sensor-natti and we were going to be on a panel together. his son also said that for the most unpopular speakers across the political sector was the only person in whose office he saw a ku klux klan leader and a black panther leader. >> this is the history of the organization which you led for such a long time. we have a piece of video next to show -- that will be a familiar face to c-span viewers, eleanor holmes norton, who for many years

but alan browne struck the post.s former manchester united winger tom lawrence who gave derby the lead and that was enough for the win. they're now up to fifth place. elsewhere in the championship, bristol city's play off hopes were dented by a home defeat to brentford. middlesbrough got a late equaliser at burton. it was also a draw between ipswich and millwall. there were wins for queens park rangers and sheffield wednesday. queens park rangers scored for mac against norwich. tomorrow a mouthwatering first leg between juventus and real madrid. this is a rematch of last season's champions league final where real madrid beat juventus by former goals— to one. now, they are trailing much anyway, barcelona, and that is what makes the champions league all the more important for the zinedine zidane. real madrid remain a formidable opponent. he became the first player to ever score in each of the sexy group games of the champions league campaign. he also scored in each leg of the last 16 as well. they are up against a juve

alan brown goes even further in our analysis about general clark's bombshell what do these seven countries have in common none of them is listed among the fifty six member banks of the bank for international style settlements that evidently puts them outside the long regulatory arm of the central bankers central bank in switzerland the most renegade of the lot could be libya and iraq the two. that have actually been attacked it's all about the bank and mother. yeah. yeah. probably then why is the u.s. so eager to turn syria into a failed state syria never dropped it down to your old stupid theory falls apart right there oh does it does it does it annoying is really does it cause. chicago tribune february two thousand and six syria dollar dropped as primary hard currency i think i'm noticing a bit of a trend. so now that iran has officially dropped the dollar be prepared for an even greater push for war with iran the recent pressure started about a year ago when trump got into office in iran threaten to drop the dollar the mainstream media will likely run increasing number of reports pushin

but alan browne struck the post. united winger tom lawrence who gave derby the lead and that was enough for the win. they're now up to fifth place. elsewhere in the championship, bristol city's play off hopes were dented by a home defeat to brentford. middlesbrough got a late equaliser at burton. it was also a draw between ipswich and millwall. queens park rangers scored 4 against norwich and sunderland are 5 points from safety after defeat to sheffield wednesday. 0ne game taking place in the mum, sheffield united have just 0ne game taking place in the mum, sheffield united havejust taken 0ne game taking place in the mum, sheffield united have just taken the lead against cardiff city. super league continues with a full programme of fixtures. st helens scored within the opening ten minutes in there again following a brilliant kick from ben barba. saints pulled away again in the second gap to score a further three tries. the final score 28—6. wigan remain behind st helens with their victory of the whole kingston rovers

alan brown goes even further in our analysis about general clark's bombshell what do these seven countries have in common none of them is listed among the fifty six member banks of the bank for international style settlements that evidently puts them outside the long regulatory arm of the central bankers central bank in switzerland the most renegade of the lot could be libya and iraq the two that have actually been attacked it's all about the bank and mother. right now yes. probably then why is the us so eager to turn syria into a failed state in syria never drop the download your whole stupid theory falls apart right there oh does it does it does it annoying is really does it. chicago tribune february two thousand and six. syria dollar drops as primary hard currency i think i'm noticing a bit of a trendy a so now that iran has officially dropped the dollar be prepared for an even greater push for war with iran the recent pressure started about a year ago when trump got into office in iran threaten to drop the dollar the mainstream media will likely run in increasing number of reports push

think what kershner was doing in his argument was sort of the opposite of what it would -- of what alan brown was doing, was trying to emphasize the fact that showed that there was a broader effort to store up violence and unrest from the incendiary nature of what brandenburg said in the fact that the court has a fair back and forth about this, that brandenburg had actually invited the media in, invited the television networks, and what kershner argued was he was not just speaking to the 12 people or so on the farm, he was actually trying to broadcast into the broader community and that that would create a greater danger, a clear and present danger of violence. host: calls. oak creek wisconsin. , hello. welcome. caller: hello. my question is did brandenburg acterturn the sedition during world war i that you could not speak out against the war during the war? or does that law still apply? i think recently people have brought that up to the gulf war and so forth. >> it did not directly overturn that law. that's an excellent question. one could make very strong arguments that the reasons in this

alan brown.use of lords are voting on a central plank of the brexit strategy from the government. we can now listen to this. we understand the content is have it. it was a cross—party proposal removing trees pay -- theresa may's para to lift the it isa it is a government defeat on this amendment that some peers were not happy with because it would allow parliament to decide the neck steps —— next steps. some peers argued that the peers were trying to tie the hands of the house of commons but the memo had the backing of labour and significant support from conservative peers. they will be much more coverage of this on bbc news at five o'clock —— there will. today at five, a new home secretary to replace amber rudd, who admitted misleading mps on immigration targets. sajid javid said he would review immigration policy to make sure it was fair for people of the windrush generation and others who settled in the uk. so when i heard that people who were long—standing pillars of their community were bein

raising jew she's on foreign steel and alan minium last month adrian brown reports from beijing. the list of u.s. goods targeted by china is in line with what officials here proposed last month that's when president donald trump applied new levies on chinese on a million and steel imports the latest measures would affect around three billion dollars of u.s. imports but that's less than two percent of the value of u.s. trade with china from monday the chinese government began imposing additional judi's on one hundred twenty eight kinds of products the highest tariff of twenty five percent will be on u.s. pork a fifteen percent duty will apply to fruit nuts and wine but not soybean imports worth around fourteen billion dollars annually to the u.s. analysts say china's response appears measured i think the key here is targeted what they have done is a package i mean one hundred twenty eight or a rather small items but you'll notice that apart from the scrap aluminum they're mostly agricultural in areas that will that voted for trump i think china is trying to send a very measured re

alan is. a big public relations man at the heart of the political establishment, close to gordon brown and davidbut it also matters because it shows that now accountability for this kind of behaviour goes all the way to the top. james langdale with the latest. a brief look at some of the day's other other news stories. a woman has gone on trial for murder, after being accused of throwing acid over her former partner, in an attack that left him with such serious injuries he was granted the right to end his life. berlinah wallace is accused of attacking the dutch engineer mark van dongen in bristol in 2015. she denies all the charges. the pilot of a jet which crashed during the shoreham airshow has appeared in court charged with manslaughter. 54—year—old andrew hill was flying a hawker hunterjet fighter as part of an aerobatic display when it came down on the a27 shoreham by—pass nearly three years ago, leading to the deaths of 11 people. documents circulated internally at the home office over two years ago warned that theresa may's attempt as home secretary to create a "hostile environment" for i

brown, nothing is happening yet. trace gallagher is tracking it yet. hey cut my trace. think of this scenario has played out before in california where then governor alansident bush in 2006 and obama in 2010 to send the california guard to the border. he took two weeks to decide. in this case, governor jerry brown is battling with the trump administration over the sanctuary laws and for his recent pardon of five criminal illegal immigrants facing deportation. as for whether brown plans to send the card to the border, his offers will only say he's considering it, though he has had a number of conversations with homeland security kirstjen nielsen. the governors of arizona, texas, and mexico have already said a combined 1600 guard members will be deployed to the southern border, with arizona governor doug ducey saying that it's not a "partisan issue or an identity issue, it's about lovee lawlessness around the border." if governor brown said no, he is well within his legal north authority, though president trump could nationalize the california guard. ohio g.o.p. congressman steve sieber said he doesn't think it will come to that. watch. >> with almost ha

alan: charlie, you home? charlie? hello? didn't you hear me? didn't you see me trying to hide? cute. okay, how would you feel if i said i was moving out? the same way charlie brownls when lucy offers to hold the football. excited, but with a skepticism born out of countless disappointments. (chuckling) i deserve that.

alan collins is a lawyer for victims of historic sexual abuse. and jon brownignificant. we have a free and confidential telephone helpline for survivors of abuse at napac and we have over the yea rs heard abuse at napac and we have over the years heard from survivors who have suffered institutional abuse and what they say, a common theme, we wa nt to what they say, a common theme, we want to be believed, we want our experience to be counted and to have the inquiry finally come up with this report, i think it will give a great deal of hope the survivors who have suffered so much. what do you mean by institutional abuse and does it still exist? any state one organisation, as the government inquiry has set up, it covers a wide range of things, care homes, schools, churches, sports clubs. a whole gamut of societal institutions. it could happen in any of those places. alan, we report on and we have spent a lot of time discussing sexual abuse people have suffered in some cases decades ago, do you worry not enough attention is given to those being abused now? indeed.