keynote speaker so take a look to it what kaylan ford found out about what is going on at the christians united for israel summit. for these christians it's the holy land zion the home of god's chosen people christians who know you the who is for you usually who is real nice to me i'm thousands gathered here in washington to show their support for the nation. of israel god says i will bless those who places. and personally i would i would like to be part of that thank you very much. organized by pastor in televangelist john haiti christians united for israel summit plenty of big names including glenn beck john bolton and members of congress i want you to look over the over the strike yesterday in the words of harm to destroy those eight years in each show me. and and and hope for is really. something else like all those he's become the leader of my hope you are the hope of the hosts of the promised land each year the conference brings together christian and jewish leaders for prayer. speeches if we stand up and say no more no more hatred no more demonizing israel no more helen thomas' no more d

this is just the reason the christians united for israel exists is. for several reasons one israel is one of the top three issues for the religious right sides of fortune and opposing gay marriage or the existence of gays . but number two the israel lobby jewish groups who i consider to be extremely right wing like a pack are promoting christians united for israel because of israel's fear the israeli government's fear of what it calls the legitimization now that it's being a pariah state ok just really really quickly i'm so tired we're almost out of time but i just want to ask you if yes or no you see this as a logical influence in politics by this group to be problematic when it comes to church and state separation absolutely and i see it in the republican party across the board especially in the house and it's problematic with regards to foreign policy and america's relations with iran as an actor and all bestselling author and a fellow at the nation institute now imagine getting the chance of a lifetime to move to this so-called land of opportunity

the keynote speaker and just a look at what kaylan for found out about what is going on at the christians united for israel summit. for these christians it's the holy land psion the home of god's chosen people christians who now you can eat for israel israel israel and israel thousands gathered here in washington to show their support for the nation of israel god says i will bless those places. and personally i would i would like to be part of that thank you very much. organized by pastor televangelist john higgins the christians united for israel summit plenty of big names including glenn back john bolton and members of congress i want to keep the liberty of the strike yesterday in the words of the orange to destroy all those years in each oh. oh. oh those were really.

egypt's coptic christians say that would not be good for them. it would not be good for unitedtes, for the western civilization. >> i think the coptic christians would be in a difficult spot. much more difficult than if the muslim brotherhood than with hosni mubarak. >> in the first few days of hosni mubarak, they faysed more than 60 attacks. >> christians are waiting for a thorough investigation and prosecution of those responsible for the bombing last new year's day, 23 people killed, 97 injuried. congressman wolf says it is time the united states become an advocate for them. >> there should be pressure on the administration to stand out with the persecuted and coptic christians are the leading point of the spear. if egypt trends the other way, the impact it will have. >> middle east expert wallid fairs -->> secretary of state announced they would begin arguing with the muslim brotherhood. >> they should be the partners of the west knowing very well their final goal is to establish an islamic state like iran or sudan or ultimately like the taliban. we need to have a change in

history books you know history written from what people call the chris called christian worldview designed to show that the united states was founded as a christian nation that it should be one again and busy idiology the past to contend with the fact that if the united states was really found is a christian nation then how do you end if it you know if it was founded if it had this kind of immaculate conception so to speak and that everything since then has been one long decline and that we. kind of return to this pre lap syrian world of the pounders how do you explain away slavery i mean slavery is a pretty big sign that the founders were not in fact you know we're pretty far from infallible and that there actually is such a thing as progress right that we don't want to kind of go back to the days immediately following the revolution and so one of the ways that they have explained that away is to both kind of exaggerate the founders opposition to slavery and then to argue in the case of a guy named john i had samoan and john idle is important for understanding michele bachmann that the founders may have a post s

it is totally absurd it's beyond belief that a christian into the united states would say that and it shows that obama might be might be the first anti-american president we've ever had i think i think the people that barack obama has been a throw thier thing with are anti-american by and large the people who are radical left that i'm focusing our morocco obama and the people that he's going to tell when you get out of people you fire when they're anti-american nature while he's the united states for the record obama is a christian muslim which brings us to the final strategy and it's weird that i even have to say that but you know about half of the republican party thinks he's muslim and which brings us to the final story and that's the one that's most pertinent to what we saw in norway strategy eight claim and unholy alliance that exists and includes muslims and other groups targeted by the right wing after all if you could prove an unholy alliance that makes the progressives just as guilty as the islamic terrorists those justifying violence against progressives as we saw in norway

my point was that he was born christian he was this is this guy is not a muslim terrorist anders breivik was motivated by a number of right wing fundamentalists in the united states not some christian probably most of them people that you and i would agree are not actually christians but they were you know hate mongers basically is not only a matter of time before their words fall on an american and shouldn't the d.h.s.s. the department homeland security be focusing on this. well you look at what happened to date we arrested another individual who was planning to attack fort hood he was a muslim or he was a soldier he had weapons he had mom material that he was carrying with them he was spotted by a gun store owner he wasn't stopped by all of the security that you're talking about that's been devoted to islamic terrorism of the united states this is where the threat is coming from this is where i think more resources need to be devote yet but well and good point and here talking about a an attempt or a or a guy who was planning or thinking about planning or what let's assume he was planning to do something awful if there was an actual terrorist far apart b

christians in the north. he said about the bashir threatened to fight the law there. >>> in the united kingdom extremist muslims are calling for the establishment of islamic state. as peter reports the proposal has christians very troubled. >> reporter: muslims against the crusade is a controversial group. to be turned into states ruled only by islamic law. any plans to enforce sharia law in u.k. are completely ridiculous. >> it's totally nonstarter. it's nothing but a public stunt. most muslims, are law-abiding productive citizens in this country do not wish to have sharia law here. >> reporter: christian leaders say, one of the towns affected by the proposal, are deeply disturbed by the plan. david told cbn news. what was it that frighten people in the country? it's a very small group. they try and get as much publicity as they can and it worries people that somehow we will subject to sharia law. terry quinn is on a to relaunch it. >> many muslims in the area are welcoming. so, the extremist group don't represent what the muslims really believe. >> reporter: he believes these proposals don't represent the wis

religious leaders from russia and georgia are uniting to celebrate the christianization of ancient russia they are in ukraine and were at the end of the town century prince a lot of their force thousands to convert georgia's patriarchial ya is on his first official visit to ukraine he is due to meet with his russian counterpart to discuss the strained relations between the two states who cut off diplomatic ties more than five years ago this year t. of has prepared massive celebrations to mark the pivotal moment russia became part of the world's christian community. that brings us up to date here in r.t. i'll be back soon with a recap our top stories but business news is next with marina. oh and welcome to business here are at sea now russia may have plenty of oil but that doesn't show at the petrol pumps motorists are having to contend with shortages and rising prices the problems have been put down to high tags duty and the greater profits ability of selling fuel abroad petrol refiners or russia have also been reluctant to convert to the higher class through standards the government says

coming your way next hour and meantime religious leaders from russia and georgia are uniting to celebrate the christian is ation of ancient russia they are in ukraine where the out of the ten century prince led in there forced thousands to convert georgia's patriarchial ja is on his first official visit to crane he is due to meet with his russian counterpart to discuss the strained relations between the two states who cut off diplomatic ties more than five years ago all this year kiev has prepared massive celebrations to mark the pivotal moment russia became part of the world christian community. time now for the business of date with marina. hello and welcome to business here on our team now russia may have plenty of oil but that doesn't show at the petrol problems motorists are having second tangle shortages and rising prices the problems have been put down to a high tags today and a greater profits ability of selling fuel abroad new rules on the quality of petrol are also having an impact and the government is even considering extending production of low grade class to petrol and so the birth twenty

if you really think that christian conservatives in the united states and elsewhere are a bigger threatyour freedoms and your security, then jihadists then i guess we just live on different planets. i think that's where sally quinn is coming from. >> bill: i don't know about that i don't think sally quinn is in the same category as the "new york times." i think sally quinn says basically if the guy calls himself a christian, then is he a christian. if everybody -- whoa, wait. if everybody went by ms. quinn's rules, then i could say i'm turkish, okay. hey, i'm turkish. you know? >> one thing we didn't know about you. >> i like the city so i'm turkish. >> i went back and watched one of your debates with sally or interviews with sally about a year and a half ago when you were talking about the fort hood killing. and finally she did say okay, he is a muslim terrorist. >> she never forgot it. >> no. but initially, bill, she said well, it's very complicated. it's complicated. >> it wasn't complicated. muslim terrorist. >> come on. we know where sally is coming from. >> perfect segway. peter k

well a lot of religious leaders from post soviet nations are uniting in ukraine to celebrate the christianization of ancient russia ukraine's capital kiev used to be the center of the ancient state when it turned out to orthodoxy more than a thousand years ago. following the colorful festivities. the head of the russian orthodox church but there are few real has arrived to the ukrainian capital kiev to take part in the celebrations along with his counterpart from georgia and the head of the russian orthodox church in ukraine. it's been exactly one thousand and twenty three years since this part of the world adopted orthodox christianity now when but sharky real arrived at a solemn liturgy in front of the. monument in kiev the central monument dedicated to the baptism to the adoption of christianity in this part of the world he was greeted by tens of thousands of people who were chanting that our part is real well clearly this shows that the the attitude towards the russian in ukraine is still very warm and he is being greeted here with much respect lately kiev has been named as one of the single

religious leaders from post soviet nations are uniting in ukraine to celebrate the christianization of ancient russia where ukraine's capital kiev used to be the center of the ancient state when exactly one thousand and twenty three years ago this part of the world adopted orthodox christianity russia's patriarchial is meeting his georgian counterpart and other orthodox leaders for the festivities tens of thousands of people attended a liturgy at a monument to principle to christianize injured russia the center of keep the celebrations are expected to continue for the next couple of days not just in kiev but across the posts of your area. across our gets to grips with whether the slaughter of norway is setting an extremism train in motion in europe but first green is here with business news shortly. hello welcome to our business report here in r.t. russia is planning to put fifteen percent of its all champion ross nafta up for sale next year it could become the biggest privatization deal in the nation's history under current market conditions this stake is valued at fourteen billion do

religious leaders from post soviet nations are uniting in ukraine to celebrate the christianization of ancient russia ukraine's capital kiev used to be the center of the ancient state when exactly one thousand and twenty three years ago this part of the world adopted orthodox christianity russia's patriarch kirill is meeting his georgian adam craig and counterparts to take part in the festivities tens of thousands of people attended a liturgy at the monument to prince video who christianized ancient russian in the center of cue the celebrations are expected to continue for the next couple of days not just in kids but across the whole soviet area. over a few minutes away from meeting the man who inspired the most movement to save the planet from the berlin wall first corina joins us with a business news. welcome to business here in r.t. russia is planning to put fifteen percent of its all champion roll snapped up for sale next year it could become the biggest profit as ation deal in the nation's history a current market conditions the stake is valued at fourteen billion dollars the gove

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president bush and the christian right really in the united states really pushed this issue for a comprehensive peace agreement between the north and south and then the obama administration, you heard president obama at the united nations in september really calling to push this along for north and south to have this referendum and to move towards what they would want for their people. and in the case with south sudan. and the last several months, the united states has been very active in terms of helping for this day, helping south sudanese get ready for independence. they still have a long way to go, but i think susan rice, who has been working on this sudan issue for decades and colin powell who was in the bush administration just showed that this is very important to the united states. >> and will that u.s. embassy be a prelude to the u.s. sending an ambassador soon or have they already done so? >> well, they haven't done so yet, but i think the intention definitely is to a point an ambassador now that there is a full embassy. we haven't heard anybody nominated yet. we understand that's for

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christian embassy. >> we were founded in 1980 as an expression of comfort and solidarity with the jewish people and their 3,000-year-old attachment to jerusalem, and we've been standing on the principle of a united jerusalem under israeli sovereignty for 30 years now. >> reporter: david parsons says people in his community worry that some efforts to support christians in the holy land can be "anti-israel." >> there is this temptation when you have this sympathy for the plight of palestinian christians that, you know, in order to help them you have to start bashing israel. it is a divisive issue. >> reporter: archbishop of canterbury rowan williams contends that his campaign is actually very pro-israel. >> to put difficult questions to the government of israel is a sign that we take the government of israel seriously. it's quite the opposite of delegitimization or whatever. it's saying we expect the government of israel to have a response, we expect for them to be able to bear criticism and to engage with it. >> reporter: parsons asserts that christians are treated better by israel than by other middle eastern nations. and he raises another controversial question, the role rising islamic fundamen

. >> united nations says throngs of somali children are dying. >>> coming up here on "christian world news" >> here in romania, it struck me, children didn't smile. they didn't know how to smile. they had nothing to smile about. new one man is bringing hope to those that had none. >> 20 years ago a british missionary traveled to romania, hand out medicine and school plies and come back home. once he got there, he couldn't leave. i went to romania to follow his story. >> with a cry to god, romanias defeated nicholas communist regime. a british accountant and talent manager made the short trip to help those in the newly freed country. >> there are smiles among the children, here in romania, the children didn't smile. over the time i was here, they didn't know how to smile. they had nothing to smile about. >> seeing children that wouldn't smile for the camera broke kevin's heart. while the revolution communism, it didn't erase the poverty and its pain. this led to one simple goal, give children something to smile about. >> fundamental mission was as simple as that. the mission known as s

get a lot of people you fire when you're anti-american nature why i hate the united states for the record obama is a christian or muslim which brings us to the final strategy and it's weird that i even have to say that but you know about half of the republican party thinks it's muslim area which brings us to the final story and that's the one that's most pertinent to what we saw in norway strategy eight claim and unholy alliance that exists and includes muslims and other groups targeted by the right wing after all if you could prove an owner holy alliance and it makes the progressives just as guilty as the islamic terrorists first justifying violence against progressives as we saw in norway on friday. what we're seeing with this hate campaign carried out by the radical islamophobia right is terrorism it's a unique form of terrorism known as stochastic terrorism stick casta terrorism is defined as using mass communications like t.v. the internet and radio to encourage lone wolfs rather another mentally ill lone wolfs to commit random acts of violence along your political lines it's what bin laden used to do wh

she took a big step towards that goal by winning the united states national championship at a tournament out in colorado. christian schaeffer caught up with her this evening. >> reporter: no time for her to safer her victory. she is back here in baltimore working two jobs to try to make ends meet but her focus remains on next summer's olympic games in london a. she has her mind on another medal, one that will be given out in london next summer but the medal showing she is the woman's u.s. bockings -- boxing champion is not bat. >> it -- bad. >> it shows i am the best. i hate saying that because i am humble but i am the best right now. >> reporter: she won it at national tournament in colorado. she won 15 to 13 decision. >> she was fast but i know when the pressure is on i know how to adapt and rise to the occasion. >> reporter: now she is back in baltimore in the gym and also working two jobs one at downtown hotel and another waiting tables in the inner harbor avoiding fattening difference and desserts is not easy. >> i said you have to pay to play. if i want to do the wrong things, i am put the work in and work o

christian lagarde denies any wrong doing. >>> and the united nations says world food prices are approaching a record high, largely due to the soaring price of sugar. it says sugar prices rose 14% in june, offsetting falling prices for other foods. economists are concerned that volatile food prices will lead to more economic and social instability and rising interest rates. andrew? >>> charles, in washington, the clock continues to tick down to the deadline to reach a debt-cutting deal that would raise the nation's borrowing limit. president obama and top congressional leaders met at the white house on thursday and plan to meet again on sunday to hammer out an agreement. the president offered to consider cuts to popular social programs as part of a 2 trillion to $4 trillion deal. but those democrats who might go along with that say they also want to eliminate some tax breaks for the wealthy. republicans say their bottom line has not changed. >> everything is on the table except raising taxes on the american people. >> nothing is agreed to until everything is agreed to. and the parties are st

involved in terror attacks or attempted terror attacks in the united states, plus, i do think you can be someone who claims to be a christiant and murder people. i think we just have to be careful about how we use the word and frame. >> here is the difference, i agree with you, here is the difference. this guy was a lone madman. what they were trying to do in the new york times and other places labeling him as a christian is try to equalize lone gunman, a mass murderer with people who are acting in the name of jihad, acting and killing in the name of their faith. >> monica, we don't know that he was insane, we don't know that. >> and his lawyers-- >> they're trying to go with-- >> if he were my lawyer i'd have them say that, too. >> it's all about trying to equalize one lone gunman acting out of his own insanity or madness with a global jihadist dtdz. >> there's no christian eyed gi that goes out and says will christians. >> i agree with that, and bravic also quoted ted kaczynski, the uni-bomber, and you see the headlines, bravic kills-- >> and here is another one. a couple of folks mentioned the new york times and the bias

so there's something about perry that can appeal to christian conserve pifati conservatives, tea partiers and that's the big uniting issue and perry can be strong on that. that's why a perry candidacy would be horrific for obama. >> i disagree here, though. at the end of the day, though -- >> shocking. >> when it comes down to it, i don't think perry's right for the republican ticket. i think he's going to have a hard time convincing rank-and-file republicans to join him. you know, since he's been governor, we've seen -- even though people say they're creating a lot of jobs to texas, no what avail? he's cut education by 30%, made tons of cuts. the only reason is because of president obama's stimulus dollars. >> yeah, those stimulus dollars are not creating jobs in this country. we don't have all those shovel-ready projects. there's a lot of people standing in line waiting for these jobs that the president promised. and i don't think that you've got more than 14 million unemployed americans are going to go to the polls next fall -- or in the fall of 2012 and pull the lever for a president who's failed to create jobs

went to the reformation of the catholic church and drastic changes in the way christianity and religion worked. in the uniteds, printing enabled men like benjamin franklin to rise to fame and influence. in fact, even later in his life, ben franklin referred to himself as a printer. and the ideas that led to the american revolution, the ideas that were so jefferson, these too were spread through the use of the printing press. it was the original form of mass communication. as history moved forward, mass communication became even more quicker, efficient, and reached a larger audience. in the 1930's, and 1940's, president roosevelt used radio to effectively communicate with an entire country during his fireside chats during the depression and world war ii. in the 1960's, john f. kennedy used his good looks, his charisma, and the power of television to help ride away with the presidency. and ronald reagan, the namesake of this library and museum, used mass communication first to rise to prominence as a radio announcer and movie star, and then as president, he utilized mass communication to console the nation aft

christians who are demanding independence from america. this space symbolizes what's wrong with the special relationship between britain and united states we have a base that's on u.s. control which the british government and british people have no control menwith hill is the largest intel gathering and surveillance space outside the us there are thirty two satellite dishes housed inside the huge golf ball structures which can eavesdrop on telephone calls faxes and e-mails from around the world it's been operational since the one nine hundred sixty s. but now it's set to become part of the controversial missile defense shield to alert the u.s. to any launch of ballistic missiles as in poland and the czech republic where the u.s. also plan to site bases. that having a facility here will put the area in danger heightening the risk of an attack by anyone who wants to disable the shield but unlike in eastern europe the government here has put up no fight at all in fact it doesn't even know what goes on here there isn't a single british official in parliament or in the intelligence services who could give you a full picture of what is happening

christians who can make an analogy i think on an international scale between what happens in takeovers so the united states and britain took over iraq and what do they bring the power who they employ they employ to slow slow and i think that same thing has happened in the tabloids where we have them immense power in the against murdoch and a few of the other barons and who they hire what type of boat they hire not painting every journalist with that brush but certainly if you look at the murdoch world whether it's on television where you've got paid verbal assassins like o'reilly and hannity and the united states i don't know about britain. it's a whole culture of power and control and deception for an agenda and that engendered i think it was the gender. both in britain and the united states. we are asking what you think of the tabloids tactics and get into the story let's have a look at the numbers here and see what you're saying at r.t. dot com so far the most votes say such reporting methods are outrageous and on ethical and should be punished twenty nine percent think it's ok as long as it does

led to the reformation of the catholic church and drastic changes in the way christianity and religion worked. in the united states, printing enabled men like benjamin franklin to rise to fame and influence. and the ideas that led to the american revolution, the ideas of russo, locke, payne, jefferson, these were spread through the printing press. as history moved forward, mass communication evolved, became quicker and more efficient and reached a larger audience. in the 1930's and 1940's, president roosevelt used a radio to effectively communicate with an entire country during the fireside chats during the depression and world war ii. in the 1960's, john f. kennedy used good looks, charisma and the power of television to ride a wave to the presidency. and ronald reagan, the namesake of this library and museum, used mass communication first to rise to prominence as a radio announcer and movie star and then as president he utilized mass communication to console the nation after the explosion of the challenger space shuttle, to denounce the evils of communist regimes, bring down the berlin wall and restore am

led to the reformation of the catholic church and drastic changes in the way christianity and religion worked. in the united states, printing enabled men like benjamin franklin to rise to fame and influence. and the ideas that led to the american revolution, the ideas of russo, locke, payne, jefferson, these were spread through the printing press. as history moved forward, mass communication evolved, became quicker and more efficient and reached a larger audience. in the 1930's and 1940's, president roosevelt used a radio to effectively communicate with an entire country during the fireside chats during the depression and world war ii. in the 1960's, john f. kennedy used good looks, charisma and the power of television to ride a wave to the presidency. and ronald reagan, the namesake of this library and museum, used mass communication first to rise to prominence as a radio announcer and mov star and then as president he utilized mass communication to console the nation after the explosion of the challenger space shuttle, to denounce the evils of communist regimes, bring down the berlin wall and restore amer

throw this to you vince this week in the united states we had a terrorist incident we had a fire that was thrown into a building by a white presumably a white christian we don't know but you know that's the profile typically of people who who are bombing quite apparently. well no it's not it's not as i said i am sure you didn't look like al sharpton years ago here so you can. bet and doesn't necessarily equate to but here's the question you know what i would. to the news coverage of this in fact we've got you know sixty seconds of silence which i'm not going to run here because i don't want to cut into your time but but we we played in three d. last night on the show we played all the news coverage of the firebombing of the planned parenthood clinic which was not an abortion clinic it was a place where women got mammograms and things and and never did they mention the word terrorist and then this muslim guy gets busted with some guns and bombs and all of a sudden the word terrorist is appearing in every other sentence right the double standard you know it's sometimes it is hard to say the media tends to pick up things at different places and then in