the muslim brotherhood.ladies and gentlemen, i'm here to tell you the muslim brotherhood is the gateway drug to islamic terrorism. you want to understand all this mayhem going on in the world right now? why we are up against the wall with this war on terror, the existential struggle to judeo christian western civilization. i have seen in the capital they don't like to hear that. that's what's going on. if you want to understand what we're up against come you have to understand this group. it started with them. to be politically incorrect term which may have i have no problem doing, they have plenty of theological and not to backup their ideology. that is the fact. muslim brotherhood founder towards the group in 1928 in egypt. he's devastated that the islamic galaxy has collapsed. funny sounding word. every american needs to understand that. the caliphate. picture a united muslim state. picture every muslim nation united economically, politically, militarily, speaking with one strong voice against israel, ame

exit the brotherhood they are to blame for this the terrorists one to break the country in half some are afraid to leave their homes but most are more determined than ever to go to the streets against the brotherhood for the revolution anniversary the military installed government accuses the brush. ahead of being behind a rising insurgency and the spike in terror attacks the media has observed the scheme announced by the brotherhood at the meetings abroad who want to disable the country's political road and disturb the referendum on the constitution the muslim brotherhood is just a tool our enemies the foreign element that controls these tools all egyptian people know about this but hundreds of brotherhood supporters are in jail and they say they are under attack from the power hungry military this month the majority of the population approved a new constitution that broadened the army's power as it shields the military budget from cuts gives the armed forces the right to approve defense ministers and choice of billions in military courts the military coup that the always career thi

friends of the muslim brotherhood themselves so they are supporting egypt. quite likely on the condition that the egyptian government does not reconcile with the is the miscount and this is the go far there are concerns about muslim brotherhood so the government has little incentive to reconcile i mean this is the only house. otherwise it looks unfortunately like the country is going to slide in. her own conflicts because the muslim brotherhood i mean and this is having seen the. power. of a life time. and what about the attitude towards a constitution i mean the idea of having a want of course is in everyone's interest but in egypt it's pacifically as such a burning issue what's your take on this well i mean the constitution and the elections which are planned i mean this is all the government's kind of total law and wish list how they would like egypt to continue in the future if egypt was a normal country fortunately the muslim brotherhood. is missed completely by jeffs the constitution and the whole program which. they accept this government they see the

the brotherhood labeled it a coup. but sisi's appointed interim government promised to restore civilian democracy within nine months. and, as a first step, named a commission to re-write the morsi-era constitution. commission vice-chair, prominent cairo attorney and women's rights advocate mona zulficar, says the document would ensure many citizens' rights that previous governments suppressed. >> there is a guarantee for equal opportunity and a guarantee for equality under the law. and provides explicitly that no discrimination will be allowed based on the fact of religion, belief, sex or political affiliation. >> reporter: the proposed document does protect women and religious minorities and the freedoms of speech and assembly. and it returns islamic sharia law to its pre-morsi era status as the basis for legislation, but no more. but it grants new powers and nearly unlimited autonomy to the military, the police and the judiciary. steven cook of the council foreign relations believes the document won't safeguard citiz

it reported on the first movement against the muslim brotherhood since it came to power. a street campaign calling for former president mohamed morsi to resign. in tahir square when there were protests against mohamed morsi. it also reported on abdul fatah al-sisi. and covered demonstrations by people opposed to the coup and the crackdown on the muslim brotherhood. >> since the removal of mohamed morsi last july, the egyptian authorities have systematically repressed every media that they regard as muslim brotherhood supporters. al jazeera is seen as the main target of the harassment campaign. >> two journalists from the arabic channel have also been detained for the last five months. the staff from al jazeera english have been held separately at toura prison and have been entering gated by state prosecutors, but have not been charged. >> south sudan has rejected a demand from rebels to free 11 politicians arrested over a coup plot three weeks ago. negotiators from both sides are in ethiopia trying to end a conflict which killed more than 1,000 people. government troops a

the muslim brotherhood is just a tool that our enemies the foreign element that controls these tools people know about this but hundreds of brotherhood supporters are in jail and they say they are under attack from the power hungry military this month the majority of the population approved a new constitution that broadens the army's power as it shields the military budget from cuts gives the armed forces the right to approve defense ministers and choice of billions in military courts the military coup that the always career these kind of. explosions just to just typically get the justification again it's the people and we believe that these three bombing this morning these three losers this morning. just to. have more on the more massacres against their patients in the street three years after the uprising or so the country unite against a dictatorship egypt is now increasingly divided rather than celebrating a new democracy and much needed change. steeling themselves ahead of more violence . for r.t. cairo. the two thousand and eleven revolution eventual led to the toppling of long

and violent clashes between the police and muslim brotherhood supporters leave seventeen killed in egypt as the islamist movement calls to boycott an upcoming referendum on the country's constitution. well over a good evening just joy this is kevin owen here at r.t. tonight with your company our top story the iraqi city of fallujah has become a battleground between government troops and islamists since the start of the weekend has been occupied by an al-qaeda linked group that declared an islamist state there even though the army managed to kill the commander of the jihadists and regain control of several districts the main part of the city still lies. in the hands of extremists the militant advance comes after days of fierce fighting in the region between the al qaeda backed sunni rebels trouble militias and the army around one hundred people have been killed in the bloodshed so far a third of them have been civilians robert nyman from the campaign group just foreign policy thinks it's government policies that have paved the way for al qaeda success if. al qaeda doesn't doesn't establis

protesters fight with the muslim brotherhood and it is more difficult. >> what does the muslim brotherhood stand for? >> that is a good question. they are an organization that has existed for many years in egypt. they have not used violence in the past 30 years. they ran for office. the choice for presidency was and mubarak's previous prime minister. for many people, it was a choice of the previous regime or change. that is why we had people voting for the brotherhood, voting for they did notif believe in a religious government, which is what the brotherhood stands for. militaryu be in the and in the muslim brotherhood at the same time? >> you can. i say that because, during the process of making this film, we filmed inside of the political campaigns. mubarak'sinside of prime minister. when we talked to many of the people inside the campaign who are now in jail and have been arrested -- >> where is morsi. >> that is a good question. son?ere is mubarak's >> my understanding is that he is in prison. >> is that in cairo? >> yeah. i was driven there when i was arrested. -- 30 20 minutes outsid

even this puppet is accused of dealing in muslim brotherhood propaganda. daggers drawn in turkey between the prime minister and journalists trying to get to the bottom of a political scandal. imagery and the career ending implications for proceed if he wassal photo journal accidents. -- journalists. when egypt's military-backed government designated the miss lim brotherhood a terrorist organization last month, it broad ended the authority to move against the group. the decree also has serious implications for journalists because now, covering the muslim brotherhood has become a minefield for the media. this channel has come under increased pressure with three al jazeera journalists in detention accused of communicating with members of a terrorist organization and spreading lies harmful to the state. they join two of their colleagues from al jazeera's arabic news channels who are also behind bars. al jazeera's network of channels has been accused of failing to report the story in a balanced way. al jazeera is not the only news outlet that's feeling the heat

keep the brotherhood. they are to blame for this to terrorists want to break the country in half. some are free to leave their homes but most are more determined than ever to go to the streets against the brotherhood for the revolution anniversary in the chain stores government accuses the brotherhood of being behind nyc consistency and a spike in terror attacks the media has observed the scheme announced by the brotherhood of the masons approach the one to disable the country's political roadmap and the state of the referendum on the constitution of the muslim brotherhood is just a tool. our enemies the foreign element that controls the stools all egyptian people know about this. hundreds of brotherhood supporters are in jail and a city under attack from the power hungry ministry this month the majority of the population that creates a new constitution that broadened the honorees. how is it seals and achieve budget cuts. use the armed forces the right to praise defensemen this is our choice of indians in which the courts would be minute to cool and add the olive scary it is kind

the is for all the centrist muslim brotherhood or even field full of life in italy. last wednesday i think that you have been a very different political agendas and has been doing some of these cool that they will be once a leading role in shaping the social agenda. egypt that will once again be under military rulers. social agenda that's it that's an important point on and moslem brotherhood of peanuts on. it's not just and that has been driven underground the assets of islamic charities have been frozen authorities say they're often used to fund militant activities. now for instance one cairo hospital saying that it's running out of money the association says all the sectors of the egyptian. it closes because the bill puts restrictions on them. then they must provide the services themselves that i can't even stay tuned the dollar. your thoughts on this. muhammad of the week to see closing down or freezing the assets of charities run hospitals that too. with eugene real world and this has been so involved in the social agenda. and ten the government and the military

and clashes between egyptian police and supporters of the muslim brotherhood leaves seventeen dead as the islamist movement to ban the boycott of the upcoming referendum on a new constitution. along kevin are you watching r.t. international where it delighted to have your company our top stories in this morning was just mentioned iraqi security forces say they've killed fifty five al qaeda fighters near the city of ramadi find it continues for the nearby city of fallujah to after it was occupied by an al qaeda linked group that declared an islamic state there on friday even though the army managed to kill a militant commander immigrating and regain control of several districts the main part of fallujah still in the hands of extremists the jihadist violence comes after days of fierce battles in the region. when the al qaeda backed sunni rebels trouble militias and the army around one hundred people have been killed in the bloodshed so far a third of the have been civilians robert nyman from the campaign group just foreign policy told us missteps by the government paved the way for al q

certainly the muslim brotherhood is no ideal group of people but. you know they there they were elected by the egyptian people and if aid egypt is to be moved to democracy i think they'll probably have to be led to rule egypt but of course they're not being allowed to rule and the military has taken over and the military seems harsher than even the mubarak regime which was in power before the arab spring started so i don't see much public support in egypt for the military government there's a lot of the sentence egypt that's bubbling under the surface so i think the prospects for democracy in egypt are virtually nil right now. and you want to see international and still to come fair payment or barking mad idea of police force in the u.k. wants to pay pensions to retired police dogs but a plan hasn't gone down too well with the bobbies a saying cutbacks. stadiums hotels recreation zones are all ready to welcome fans and athletes to the southern russian city of sochi for the winter olympics but if there is one thing missing none of the rest will matte

and violent clashes between the police and muslim brotherhood supporters least seventeen killed in egypt as the islamist movement calls to boycott an upcoming referendum on the country's constitution. giving thanks for being without international it's kevin owen who was visiting our top story there is mention iraqi security forces say they've killed fifty five al qaeda fighters near the city of ramadi meanwhile fighting continues for the nearby city of fallujah after it was occupied by al qaeda linked group that declared an islamic state there on friday even though the army managed to kill the commander of the jihadists and regain control of several districts the main part of flu just still lies in the hands of the extremist tonight the militant advance comes after days of fierce fighting in the region between the al qaeda backed sunni rebels tribal militias and the army around one hundred people have been killed in the bloodshed so far a third of them have been civilians robert nine men for the campaign group just foreign policy told this is the government's approach that paved the way

they want to reconcile with the muslim brotherhood they see it in this very hall you know. meanwhile on the other side the muslim brotherhood and the supporters are a lot like the get go anytime soon. the issue is that increasingly the secular liberal position in each of the people who were. involved in the two thousand and eleven revolution joining up with the muslim brotherhood said it is. different to the old me in the current government not just from the islamist camp but increasingly from the secular liberal as well who. has to be time back and we are going. to look like more. unfortunately with no end in sight. of our website the u.k. has been passive for months to todd storm force winds the last twenty four hours or so. with this account sound picture of probably one of the most severe storms to hit the island of nias also that i see irony is a ship sent to rescue that stranded vessel in the antarctic frozen waters this fall into the trap. stadiums hotels recreation zones are all ready to welcome fans and athletes to the southern russian city of sochi for the winter

hundreds of brotherhood supporters are in jail and a city under attack from the power hungry ministry this month the majority of the population it creates a new constitution that broadened the honorees. how is it seals the medicaid budget cuts. you see armed forces the right to praise defensemen this is our choice of indians in which the courts. we are walking together to oust deprived hour. these kind of pre teen always will be the new digicam in color from green estimates and a key phrase in an elected government. three is on the uprising which sold the country unites against a dictatorship. egypt is now increasingly defined its rather than celebrating a new democracy and much needed change. egyptians just eating themselves ahead of more violence. though to you auntie. kyra. the two thousand and eleven the revolution brought in and into the post emo barks three decades in power after more than a year of traditional military role. islam is backed candidate muhammad more scene was elected president. he is the government pushed through a new constitution criticized for being overly inf

the muslim brotherhood has really angered many people in egypt. is a large swath of the general public that supports military and security action against them. however, the muslim brotherhood also has its core supporters that no matter what actions that the government takes against them, they will insist and continue to go out and -- and protest in favor of their legitimacy. >> they have said that they -- those against the interim government, whether it be muslim brotherhood or others say that they will continue protesting at the referendum coming up on the constitution. what is the constitution likely to do other than consolidate the interim government's grip on power and wipe out any sort of sign democracy. >> well the constitution as it stands actually does show some improvements to basic rights and freedoms. however, when you look at the overall effect that the constitution will have, you see essentially an entrenchment. you see an immunization from civilian oversight which is extremely dangerous for any sort of future democratic foundation. t

the military installed government accuses the brotherhood of being behind a rising insurgency and the spike in terror attacks the media has observed the scheme announced by the brotherhood at the meetings abroad who want to disable the country's political road and disturb the referendum on the constitution the muslim brotherhood is just a tool our enemy is the foreign element that controls these tools people know about this but hundreds of brotherhood supporters are in jail and they say they are under attack from the power hungry military this month the majority of the population approved a new constitution that broadened the army's power as it shields the military budget from cuts gives the armed forces the right to approve defense ministers and try civilians in military courts we are a war came together to oust and to crackdown this kind of regime. told the the illegitimate power from the legitimate. president elected government three years after the uprising which saw the country unite against a dictatorship egypt is now increasingly divided rather than celebrating a new democracy

they have denounced the muslim brotherhood in statements.espite that, the current government and the military and the press have often blamed the muslim brotherhood for all of these attacks and hold them responsible. one of the deadliest bombings egypt has seen which took place in december and killed 16 people commit targeting the provincial headquarters of the police in the delta, the day after is when the designated the muslim brotherhood a terrorist organization. we're seeing the cycle of violence continuing. currently, there's no end in sight. wasalk about what tahrir like on the third anniversary of the egyptian revolution. >> tahrir was a very different space than the one it was three years ago with his revolution began. when it began, tahrir became the epicenter of dissent in egypt. three years later, in a been turned into a festival of chauvinistic nationalism and military worship. gone were the pictures of martyrs which were often waived and flown in tahrir to commemorate those who died in the uprising and those who died in the ongo

thirteen lives as the country's military backed leaders continue their crackdown on the muslim brotherhood's protest against the upcoming constitutional referendum. and the older grad dreams for those killed in the terror of last r.t. talks the man who saved a nine year old girl remains gravely you. are you watching r.t. international with me andrew farmer. now al qaeda affiliated assassins have reportedly gunned down a senior yemeni intelligence officer in a broad daylight drive by shooting the terror network has been increasingly cornered in recent years by both government forces and u.s. drone strikes. reports on how it's forced al qaeda to adapt and evolve its strategy . it's a bone chilling video of the man driving this s.u.v. is on a mission to kill as the truck barrels into an army base in yemen's szabo province a sickening act of terror was captured on film. omar oh it was more than fifty two soldiers died that day but al qaida went beyond simply claiming responsibility it released this video showing computer generated map was in preparation for the attack in an interview with the bo

muslim brotherhood says it will not stay silent.or powell has more on what is a volatile region of the world. >> uma, arab spring is best described as ongoing process rather than a singular event. today, three years after the demonstrations brought down the former strongman hosni mubarak, egypt is divide and growing increasely violent. we are seeing it across the country. seven people were killed today as the supporters of the military backed government has gathered in tahrir square to mark the three-year anniversary. while antigovernment protesters have clashed with the security forces across the country. police have used tear gas and arrested hundreds of opponents of the current military regime. most of those killed and arrested are members of the muslim brotherhood who ruled egypt for a year until last summer when the president of the muslim brotherhood and the country of mohammed morsi was ousted by the military in a coup. today, rival protest have fallen, a rash of bombings both yesterday and today in which at least 20 people w

people know about this hundreds of brotherhood supporters are in jail and a city under attack from the power hungry ministry this month the majority of the population that creates a new constitution that broadened the army's how is it seals the medicaid budget cuts. use the armed forces the right to print defensemen this is our choice of indians in which the courts we are walking together go out the crackdown the start of pre teen. always will be the new digicam in color from green estimates and a key phrase in an elected government to re use of the uprising which sold the country unites against a dictatorship. egypt is now increasingly defined its rather than celebrating the new democracy and much needed change. egyptians best eating themselves ahead of more violence. though to you the auntie kyra. searing deal with officials in the main political rivals until the second meeting of the geneva to conference talks in switzerland when we get to buy you an invoice to breaking the diplomat says both sides of agree to negotiate the terms of and that it cease fire and the creation of humanit

singh at the moment we spoke to a spokesperson of the missing brotherhood and to ask them what their position is in this position to make egypt a military state these concession make it a bully state otherwise you can consider that. in a state of that egypt has an army you can say that they give you an army has the state this is the reality of this kind of goes a fusion however there is a sentiment here in the streets in egypt people want the country to move forward after six very difficult and bloody months and i would be updating this story throughout the night as well for you here on out international head to the residents rising up to stop their town from turfing out their poorest citizens. cut back on their report from northern spain where raul rodas escalated into riots about displacing low income families. but next the man in charge of britain's finances is giving the e.u. a dressing down telling the brussels behemoths that it's declining and needs an urgent overhaul george osborne is addressing a think tank on europe where he also warned that the u.k. will pull out if the e.u

certainly the muslim brotherhood is no ideal group of people but. you know they they're they were elected by a majority of the egyptian people and if it egypt is to be moved to democracy i think they'll probably have to be let to rule egypt but of course they're not being allowed to rule and the military has taken over and the military seems harsher than even the mubarak regime which was in power before the arab spring started so i don't see much public support in egypt for the military government there's a lot of the sentence egypt that's bubbling under the surface so i think the prospects for democracy in egypt are virtually nil right now. for you this hour here in our international one a dog's life is a good life will tell you about a new scheme that promises a policeman's best friend a comfy retirement after a long career in helping to collar criminals. the stadiums are ready to help tell us primed but there's one vital ingredient needed for sochi two thousand and fourteen which is largely out of organizers hands but if mother nature can't quite

it's not strongly oppose the ousting of wisdom holds that the crackdown that followed on the brotherhood members. since none of the crime of more state aid to saudi government has increased pressure on the muslim brotherhood last week the greek were officially declared as a organization. in the us again met with a p fought plus plump i was in geneva to finish up the last round of napier told for the year with the idea of implementing the interim into the deal selling last month. during the one tiny thing but are expected to discuss the findings he tells of a six month freeze on iran's nuclear program in stein's from an easing of intellectual sanctions on iran. the interim deal was agreed on november twenty fourth between iran and the folly of un security council permanent members including britain telling of the fronds brush up on the militants tight stops gemini according to the deal iran must offer will be writing an enrichment. above all it stands and neutralize its still going on in its twenty percent the right knee in the next nine to receiving signed to a nice body in some seven bi