a lot of unsettled feeling in the country and people always somehow thought that was americanized ation the you know the fathers of the west outside europe so the west is an ideology of a kind the west is a geopolitical set of interests but now very interesting we have a situation where across the world west and east form a kind of new hybrid culture and therefore it's very difficult to say this is western on this is non western because the those relationships have changed in the new global networks we have on that point here and i mean and let me let me jump in here what do you think about that bill i mean when you hear the word west do you think of an idea do you think of a place a mentality. what can you know i know you're a prolific historian what it what do you think of when you hear that word today. very crazy about the concept of the west i think it's very misleading it imposes a kind of continuity over the broad sweep of european history from the greeks to whenever plato to nato as we used to say tension in a survey class. and i think it's a little bit misleading in terms of wor

long right through the imperial period the period of empire even the post colonial period westernize ation has been associated certainly in the popular mind in the mythical mind with the notion of a modernization mean associated with western eyes ation so people do articulate their desires in that way however wrong or i waver misperceive that might be this is why i feel we can jettison the idea but we've got to we are complicating it even as we speak now we're showing the complexities of it it's very simple you know sometimes you talk with me where when i'm waiting for. to check my flight seat for a reservation for instance and i talk to united airlines person in bombay i know exactly although they have a they call themselves bill or willie or something i know exactly that it's from bombay i know the guy's name is probably very contagious and i asked him i said the first of all let's drop the mouse secondly tell me people you know people say that your coolies you'll be used for this you're being used by western companies by outsourcing companies what do you feel about it they say oh mr bar

are a credential local state pride in having good business acumen not surprising that their cuckoo ations of costs and benefits is not on the side of violence this very much is like syria and miniature muslims truth christians our with some of them support the government others that pose but most of them agree that there is nothing more precious than peace from going to our three village of outcry or in syria coming up on our t. peaceful pose gadhafi libya the new authorities about thirty two miles of the former use of bomb blasts they came a year after rebels took control of the country. that's also america's foreign ministers have condemned britain stretches storm ecuador's london embassy tourist julian assange on sunday the editor finally made an appearance in public calling for the us to stop its witch hunt against whistleblowers he was granted asylum last week but remains ensconced in the procedure to avoid extradition to sweden for questioning over sex crimes a league ations his archies lost me. the atmosphere here outside the ecuadorian embassy on monday is much calmer than it was

you probably were the word sequester ation used recently the process by which spending reductions are planned to be made one point two trillion dollars as a matter of fact over the next ten years with one hundred ten billion being made the first year and that money is split evenly from defense and domestic programs now the defense cuts have brought about a whole lot of people coming out to warn about the impending doom and gloom that could be brought about by talk about compromising the security of our country and the lives of our military but it turns out the exorbitant amount of military money is spent on a whole lot of other things not really being talked about so we want to tell you all about them here's something you might be shocked to learn the firm formerly known as blackwater now academy l.c. will be paying a seven point five million dollars fine that's. on top of its already forty two million dollars settlement reached regarding civil arms export violations they recently admitted to wrongdoing in connection to seventeen federal criminal charges so a cut of the company's prof

president obama will visit the monday.n >> the republican national and ation is history n -- miche campaig wryneck -- mitt romney and paul i am takes the message on the road. mitt romney headed to louisiana to get a firsthand by the the damage caused hurricane. on course anded to the heart of the old dominion. called this an victory rally. there were busloads of supporters, about 10 buses, 1200 people here and a welcome to have the ticket to come to virginia. - paulia kronenberg - rallied the gop faithful. chosen aside, i have big part from a small town. lois anderson made the trip from fredericksburg. about an hour was and 15 minutes. every mile. took me 61 years. i have always had my opinions, think this election is than any of the others. t are you going to do with f paper?ce o >> i am going to frame it. >> these reporters expected to .ee governor romney, to with virginia important, they're confident they will get another chance. what you have do to do. rainere was no chance of today. was so hot, paramedics had to few supporters. this was a die-hard crowd. has been to the least sevengin

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as some member countries find out more equipment and allegedly weapons to the rebels they open eyes ation of islamic friends expected to pass a resolution on syria where he is pointing a brain cell. and smile for the cia the u.s. reportedly brazen it by using a system that connects all surveillance cameras nationwide tax those believe this software which cannot mainstays faces is being abused or passed so as a political reason not protecting the nation from terrorists. up next to stay with us for an exciting trip into the heart of russia's north caucasus. druggist on the southernmost region of russia. and doesn't mean they've been working together for more than twenty years to do their job they rarely even have enough time to visit nearby villages let alone the big city. in moments of calm when the sheep are grazing and it's raining in the mountains. i mean tend to get bored. that's when they sit and tell each other all sorts of outlandish stories today ali as the narrator he recounts how he once came upon a village festival and sold both old people and small children performing amazing t

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and in an hour's time middle east coast and phyllis bennis explains why escalating the miniaturize ational the conflict can only be more dangerous. if the escalation continues if the militarization continues what we will then see is that the post assad government will be led by the men with guns when the victors are those with the guns that always bodes ill for women for children for civilians syria is not libya syria has a long history of civil society mobilization and organizations they have many things that was not possible in libya but the danger is that you will have. certain parallels certain similarities such as unaccountable militias who will not put themselves under the accountability of a new government that is a very dangerous reality and if syrian body politic explodes it will be an explosion not an implosion the danger of course is that with that growing the sectarianism growing there is the danger that it will spill over the border. the trial of the russian female punk band pussy riot has reached its final stage with the verdict expected next friday prosecutors are demanding

the process along and hopefully we can gauge the union in a way that would bring a bit in the goshi ation that had traction we tried to address or what we thought the fundamental issues were that they were raising in a way that was structured to hopefully address in the way they were looking at the world of trying to get us on to the same page. elsewhere golfing pros from all over the world will be convening just outside of moscow in a week's time where they'll be taking part in the annual russian the challenge cup the event has been held annually since one thousand nine hundred six and was officially included on the european challenge two or six years ago the russian gulf association is stressing the importance of the card for further promoting the sport within the country russia's climate meaning top class courses are hard to maintain but regardless of the potential problems the association is confident golf can continue to grow in russia. admission that only of course there's still a big gap between international courses and those in russia but don't forget golf in russia has only been

to study into music colleges he became bored by the theory and instead chose the path of improvise ation he's since become one of the stars of the evan garde jazz scene playing gigs with the greats such as miles davis together with the legendary trumpeter tricks talents all the birth of the jazz fusion movement during his career she has won fifteen grammy awards. chicken welcome to the show thank you thank you very much for being good there's a beer welcome to moscow yeah i love moscow well first of all this this album i just i just mentioned past present and the future is this two thousand and one and . some damage that when i was when i first saw it when i first heard that. theme. is something that says those papers you get when you buy oil is. that those that do something to do with it one way the future is i have no idea well futures is plural because it's not just one in one person's mind it's in all of our minds so futures you know my future my my friends future your future and it's how we all see it when people are asked about well what what's it going to be in the future you know

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have a dialogue also that the armed forces go back to protecting syria's borders and the repository ation of refugees and the rebuilding of people's homes and arms cleanup getting guns out of the hands of civilians all of that very positive stuff but when you look at who's actually put forward this this road it's not wondering who they are now it was put forward the help of a us sunday german think tank people were invited here to berlin for for training and help put this together a group of around fifty syrians. will be behind this but we don't know who any of them were what the selection criteria was from them being picked to take part also the roadmap makes no mention of the assad government and what would happen to people involved in the regime at the moment in fact the only real mentions of the assad government are to say that the outcome of is no longer in doubt of there being a future without assad so there's still many questions to be asked about just what would happen should this roadmap be put into place we're able peter how strong is the opposition support in the west at the mo

operation in the area the rebels claim that these are the latest in a series of similar previous that is ations that all came just as international policy were both to decide the next move on syria that's a given barrett who's a specialist in the affected region told that he believes the timing is no coincidence. but once again as with the houla massacre we have a very interesting set of circumstances where right before this u.n. ministerial meeting coming up on august thirtieth we have a big orchestrated p.r. event designed to smear the government in damascus and the west intervening in syria and i'm very suspicious i was asked about this shortly after the houla massacre and i said we need to wait and see what really happens when there are some indications that much and perhaps most of the killing in the whole atmosphere was actually perpetrated by the rebel forces and the same thing might be true this time the so-called no fly zone of course what that really is is it's just a euphemism for an aerial attack on the country and again i'm told that if western countries do try to take over syrian

expensive to live in cities should not point fingers at settlers but fingers are pointing and cultural ations. made the cost of constructing settlements during the years was close to nineteen billion dollars and it includes investment in infrastructure causing electricity like energy like. also roads like water about fifty percent of the budget and certain amounts are finance or subsidized by government or activities the supreme court ruled this outpost immigrant was illegal and has given settlers here until august the twenty first to move out either way it's really taxpayers foot the bill this is where the settlers will be moved to the israeli government to spend more than four million dollars building the site that translates into some eighty thousand dollars per family the state budget is a cake. if you take one piece for this there is much less live for the other there is one place where the government is already has enough money for anything and this is in the occupied territories for the settlements. and this is why israeli taxpayers are saying enough is enough for a second straight sum

grants join us on the little refuge while blasting britain for using blackmail and threats and despair ation to seize the whistleblower. on protest gather filed in court as a verdict looms in the trial over the controversial mosque prayer in russia's major procedural that grabbed global attention. plus the un security council was drawing the international monitoring mission in syria rebels they are pledged to step up their fight threaten to join forces with al qaida. though they have us here in our next hour g interviews author and journalist now we wolf was says a crackdown on whistleblowers could expose corrupt u.s. officials to. naomi wolf author journalist activist thank you for sitting down with r.t. today it's always a pleasure marie and i first question for you recently u.s. defense secretary leon panetta announced and ordered pentagon officials to begin monitoring major news stations in the u.s. to see if any media outlets are disclosing classified information as a journalist and as an american what is your take on this i mean you know my immediate take is a profound feeling of nause

of the islamic community to out here to jim difficult what's your image of all this is not provoke ation on the contrary we are testing the propensity of extremist muslims who have built a base here in berlin to respect our laws. a spokesperson for germany's islamic community has said they won't be baited into taking action. point out we're going to ignore these people and we will not organize a concert demonstration that is the right position to take and it is one that will hold there was a reaction elsewhere though in egypt a man tossed four nail bombs into the grounds of the german embassy he said he was incensed by the court's decision to allow the cartoons to be shown during the protest right wing politicians say that while in germany muslims should accept german law obviously. one of his and this is not the slimy quilts we should be able to decide what cartoons are shown or they have to accept that in germany it is ok to criticize islam if they cannot accept that they shouldn't be allowed to live here and right wing groups say that muslims aren't the enemy their problem is with gov

demagoguery this fascist coalition of corporate cartels and entire television network devoted to disinform ation and right wing demagoguery is stronger today in america than ever before we now have an open corporatist corporations are people my friend mitt romney running for the highest office in the land romney fits wallace's description of a fascist perfectly is a man who pays lip service to democracy in the common welfare but in his insatiable greed evades laws that protect the common welfare by stealing pensions from and then laying off thousands of american workers closing american factories just to make hundreds of millions of dollars as head of the pirate equity firm bain capital and other corporatists fascists from banks to his to oil barons to corporate fronts like the u.s. chamber of commerce pledging to spend over a billion dollars to make sure that their front man is elected in november wallace in his new york times op ed defines the american fascists this way. they claim to be super patriots but they would destroy every liberty guaranteed by the constitution they demand free enterpr

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have worked for decades to try to stop the seemingly unending march toward the increased military as ation of societies and the decency of the sensitization of people to the realities and consequences of war we add our voices and our support to those protesting stars earn stripes we to call upon n.b.c. stop airing this program that pays homage to no one and is a massive disservice to those who live and die in armed conflict and suffer its consequences long after the guns of war fall silent to help us discuss this and more we are joined now by longtime peace activists and civil liberties advocates and one nine hundred ninety seven noble peace prize winner jody williams jodi willett jodi thank you so much for coming on the show tell us why you find this new reality show so disturbing. i was watching the olympics and it kept playing over and over and over the trailer. and every time i saw it i got increasingly angry and i decided that. i was sick of doing nothing to protest the mere each between hollywood and the pentagon when you know weapons paid for by tax dollars are offered to hollywood

there are saying you know there's something going wrong with our financial system there's many people ation and fraud in our financial markets this property bubble this must be based on fraud because there's no way for the incomes to sustain that debt and he tells those people to go commit suicide so when the top when those one percent that he helped let's see what happens when these guys become negative and down on what the government is doing and piece anger over g four s. damaging to economy one of g four s. is largest shareholders has warned that the aggressive response of m.p.'s to the olympic security. recovery at risk by discouraging business is to come to britain neil woodford investment manager at invesco perpetual which owns approximately five percent of g four s. the shares said that the verbal dressing down delivered to chief executive nick buckles at last month's home affairs select committee meeting was like watching a medieval persecution if this is the new way parliament wants to treat business please parliament don't be surprised when businesses decide this isn't the countr

there are saying you know there's something going wrong with our financial system there's many people ationnd fraud in our financial markets this property bubble this must be based on fraud because there's no way for the incomes to sustain that debt and he tells those people to go commit suicide so when the top when those one percent that he helped let's see what happens when these guys become negative and down on what the government is doing and piece anger over g four.

sort of our view of this our side very tiny ation called a novelist launches a series of attacks on u.k. government websites to show their anger at britain's treatment of julian and. also later stolen child who'd asked him except the lives of all friends who were adopted them neglected by families abroad the full story coming up in just a couple of minutes. egypt has demanded that leave and also it is ensure the security of his diplomatic mission by south of blast head because of an egyptian diplomat in the eastern libyan city of benghazi on monday the blast came only a day after twenty bomb blasts left two people dead in the country's capital tripoli another set of suspected khadafi loyalists have been arrested in connection with the incident libya remains unstable since the nato bank's popular uprising resulted in the ousting and death of the country's former leader moammar gadhafi last year and that blackstar news milton believes the security situation in the country will only get wise before it has any chance of getting back. it's not definitely known who could be behind these kind

topical storm in the gulf of mexico reduce our refinery use lies ation rates held their five year high that's according to a british was reading about just a minute or two ago is us food for thought get into the activities here they didn't finish up on a positive night energy mages were leading the gains we had all company ross nast and gas producer novacek as well driving the market now as i said to year russians they are getting deeper and deeper into debt and that's as the crisis looms our bank loans to people are growing three times quicker than corporate debt now people here remember the lessons of previous crisis i'm talking about inflation ruble devaluation and the thinking that that could all help their saving the side this is it don't save spent over she's got the details. what a fear of cell phone folding prices are scooping russia a slump in the oil price or ruble collapse like in the mind is what the russians doing about it well they go shopping but they are born with more money than ever to do so present card debt is expected to rise almost eighty five percent this year it

stood down and sent back to the job of patrolling in securing syria's borders also the repository ation of refugees and the building of homes that have been destroyed during the conflict and an arms clean up to get guns out of the hands of civilians but the helping questions raised over just who this group are it's made up of fifty syrians they've been helped by both organizations from the united states and here in germany and who are these people why were they picked also there are a few problems that there's no mention of the assad government in this road map only to say that it would be for the day after assad was toppled in fact assad only really mentioned that in terms of him not being in power the roadmap says that that's an outcome that's no longer in doubt what would happen to those involved with the current government now there's been support from the international community for the formation of this interim government we've heard france walland in paris saying that yes he's for the setting up of an interim government immediately however that's not really being echoed from wash

away from the middle ation of western governments and agencies isn't that crazy that that's that that's what it's come to trying to figure out where these pockets are that are manipulated that actually are fair are subject to the free market and we're looking at walnut trees and farms and other things like that before we go i want to talk about in this atmosphere of fear there are some responses that kick in when you're afraid there's a fight and there's light and in europe i thought it was interesting because you've been talking about the difference between both of these spectrums in regards to one country and one investment you have german bund yields which are at record lows but yet you showed that it's more expensive or was it a point to insure against german defaults it was more expensive to do that than to insure against a fault of instruments that were rated much lower you compared it to viacom so these are two really different stories but they're both revolving around the same country the same bond market so how are you supposed to know what to do there or what does this tell us

tensions for example korea has fought with us oil companies over there environmental to school the ation in the amazon region companies like texaco he's been a leading. advocate on climate change a thorn in the side in the in the you of the u.s. in our climate change negotiations and and also he belongs to this leftist ping time in south america within the alba group led by charges and so i think that this recent development with the songe is only going to exacerbate things and my kids. and personally is that the republican right in the u.s. congress could make some trouble for ecuador and rescind trade privileges now that the us just got i'll see the next question sorry to interrupt you there but how will rightwing figures in the u.s. react. you know off to these what we've heard today and could this decision play a role in the upcoming presidential elections i think. i think i think that's definitely a possibility let's not forget the equator is this very small country very impoverished and so i think probably korea didn't make this decision lightly there are number of export industrie

credentials local state pride in having good business acumen not surprising their cuckoo ations of costs and benefits is not on the side of violence this election is like syria and miniature muslims jews christians out awaits some of them support the government others oppose but most of them agree that there is nothing more precious than peace at some point the r.c. the villages in syria. also ahead this hour here in our team a look at hardline islam as many europe. there's a north pole that michael's up how he that has been based there for the last three years it's allegedly a salafi story because asia that preaches radical islam for the website has been blocked and there's no easy way to get in touch with them so we decided to come here and find out what we could. correspond investigates the roots of radicalism in belgium and attempts to stop it becoming part and parcel of european life. really. watching our t.v. recent reports published by wiki leaks have revealed that the u.s. government is using highly advanced spyware to watch its own citizens the system called trap wire allegedly

november of last year is that like why the violent crackdown against occupy why the violent criminals ation of dissent why the bullying of journalists now i think it's linked to what we're seeing in the news right now of this huge fraud being uncovered in the banking sector. h.s.b.c. you know billions of dollars in fraud bank of america wells fargo barclays bank of england fraud fraud fraud not like marginal fraud but clearly systemic crowd and i just wrote a piece about this for the guardian you know clearly systemic tim geithner finds out about in two thousand and eight you know writes an e-mail doesn't leak the news doesn't call a press conference and then you know becomes treasury secretary so it's clear that you know there's a small group of guys and girls who are in on massive massive massive fraud and. so the occupy movement journalists you know threaten to uncover a lot of crimes if the books are ever opened in an e-mail world in an electronic world these crimes are forever last forever so that now is my working theory about why we're seeing such sudden violent crackdown on reportin

if needed he said the fed would act with the additional buy of assets but again there's no specific ation as to when or how this is going to happen before looms are still not not clear so two years ago ben bernanke you basically did the same thing he said that there could be. new wave of quantitative easing and it did happen that was two thousand and ten and then he evolved about that throughout the year so we'll see of course what happens but so far the market reaction is rather rather careful i would say similar to what's happening in europe and it's all kind of come down the words on the markets before we saw the dax more than one percent up right now as you can see it's all coming back down move over to the russian markets they're actually the odds on the my six managed to move downward so they're not happy with the fed chairman's speech and the. push down. on energy shares notably lukoil which has been buying up assets massively in the previous days and now it's announced that choosing to secure profits and on the commodities market we're also seeing some kind of easing with light sw

aladdin's a stereo for its next month andrew gavin marshall from the center of research and level is ations has more time won't save greece. if you actually look at the situation what some iris is complaining about is that he needs more time to have reforms what are the reforms there's three words which are yours most commonly austerity are just growth if you simply take the rhetoric follow the policies look at the facts you can actually translate the language to what it actually means so. austerity impoverishment adjustment means exploitation and growth means private profits they undermine labor they cut pensions cut social security card health care spending cut all social spending in general far more people from the public sector privatized the economy privatized the infrastructure privatized the water the electricity something foreign corporations to come in and buy everything up and this is all so that they can get a bailout which the money simply goes to the banks just the interest on the loans to the banks so it's this massive scam and it's illegitimate for him to be saying that we si

question of a central bank about gold i resent their their willingness to be the voice of dissent from ation but just before we go what would cause the gold price to break out i think the truth would cause the gold price to break out if if the world realized that perhaps eighty ninety percent of the gold thinks it owns does not exist that it's really paper claims financial institutions that do not have the gold if it's paper gold evaporated the gold price would go up very quickly there you go and there's a lot more information on your website that people can go look at documentation and such because there's so much more i would like to get into but i've only got one hal are so so i appreciate you being here thanks so much chris how co-founder of. all right let's wrap up with loose change because dimitri i wanted to talk about this story about where investors may be turning to. global economy with volatile growth in stocks we seeing gold is a safe haven we talk about it a lot but according to some reports the metal may have some company a big company. it's rollback of wal-mart everyone's chur