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. >> let's bring in cyril scott, president of the tribe. thank you for joining us. i want your reaction to what we saw unfold on capitol hill. it's defeated for now. >> first of all, thank you for having me here tonight. happy right now. >> you're very happy. >> very happy. i believe that some of what i listened to, that in the indian country and 40% of people in the united states is against the keystone pipeline. >> this could be short lived. let's show what mary landrieu brought. she said: we don't know what will happen to her re-election, but symbolic to the voices in favour of keysto keystone. they'll bring it up when the republicans have control of the senate. do you think you'll have a shot of defeating it? >> yes, we are ready. as i stated at the end of last week, i declared war against the keystone pipe line, and we'll protect our rights, our treaty rights, our water rights and our people. >> what do you mine, you are declaring war. this is a strong statement. what can you really do? >> we will not let them cross our land. >> we are talking about the soverei

passing through states including south dakota, where the president of the rosebud sioux tribe, cyril scott, has vowed to defend the reservation's borders against the pipeline, which he calls an "act of war against our people." in britain, a law student has been convicted on a terrorism charge following a trial that was largely conducted in secret. erol incedal was found guilty of possessing a bomb-making document last tuesday, but a judge barred the media from reporting the verdict until monday. much of the evidence against incedal was heard in secret after prosecutors cited national security concerns. in athens, greece, tens of thousands of people marched to oppose austerity and commemorate the 41st anniversary of the student uprising against the military dictatorship. the demonstrators, policed by some 7,000 officers, marched on the u.s. embassy to protest u.s. backing for the dictatorship, which lasted from 1967 to 1974. protester dimitris papoulias said for decades later, the legacy of the student protest continues. >> some 40 years later, the message is still alive. today, we are in p