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it has enjoyed ideological dominance, material dominance, and it was able to send out its tentacles. by the end of the 19th entury, 90of e wowa er ro cy fr pe oniereawape in which one relatively small zone of the world was able to extend its dominance in its ontological primacy totherarts of the worl wh i'dike a i ht 2yuprodof western hegemony is starting to end. it is not over yet. the west represents about 50% of global gdp. it used to be75%. has com dow sal bu w cnu c down. i'd like to argue tonight, and what i argue in the book is at this moment that we ae entering, tis nwsigf nd, oit a d e nel dominant. it won't bea europeanountry, a chinese country, this will be iqita prenin fwi ns hhameinto the past in which power is broadly diffused across different zones. imagine one earlier in the 1700s. but it didn't matter that each ofhose different imperial zones had its own approachto r,aue e maet wea r. wla self-contained and compartmentalized. thafer viou ernd hierarchy in dubious because they live their own lives but we don't live in a world in which different zones of power live the

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well of course i mean under the previous regime tripoli in the west were dominant now what's going on is that the big guys the base rebels feel that they have they believe they have won and they're either going to try to dominate the west the way that they were dominated during the gadhafi era or they're going to break away entirely and follow the model of south sudan and just try to declare independence and we've already seen that with this to see how some of the drape the a statement of like an iraqi kurdistan with its own flag and so on and then just one final question consent of islamist dominating to this vote is that really what the west the nato and its allies wanted when they supported the bringing down a good death in the first place. i think that what the west wanted was to control to get better access to libya's oil of course if libya wasn't an energy state this invasion would never have taken place and it wasn't in beijing in many ways and certainly the air support was not to be discounted in in changing the outcome of the rebels very clearly there's money pouring in from

we're going to see -- the dominant issue. we're going to see how it evolves. >> what is the dominant issue? >> the economy. >> the economy. >> the economy and jobs. >> he had four years to straight continue out and he focuses on health care which has increasingly become arguable. >> if the economy goes south, if the economy goes south, obama is gone. >> quickly, quickly. >> the more important thing is not whether romney's attacks are working but that obama's attacks are not working because the economic conditions are overwhelming. >> we will be right back with >> predictions, pat? >> assad of syria will be gone by labor day, john. and by new years eve i think the muslim brotherhood will be the dominant force in syria. >> eleanor? >> it looks like romney will tough it out and not release any more tax returns but the pressure on him will not relent and flet work interviews, debates, it will be a prominent issue. >> rich? >> mitt romney undertakes a major offensive on the economy. including a lot of substance right after the oly

and in the beginning of the american dominance is very much related to help american foreign policy was hijacked to 9/11 and the deadly and costly war waged in the name of security because it had little to do with the security and the social plant in the jeffersonian democracy using the bottom-up. the system to his credit and his adviser he realized the damage was done. they also have the sense of america's decline. they realized america was declining and they were beginning to start with barack obama and this is where it comes in and that's why many of us basically were blinded by the rousing. many on the right and left with barack obama has never said that he was a transformational president. never from 2006 he always trusted he was a realist tradition. this goes to the heart of who he is as a president. he never promised and that is why from day one he wanted to amend the istoric trust. there's one particular point to highlight his legacy he wanted to bring american foreign policy to the decline before the neoconservatives. >> let's look at that because i think one of the questio

remains the dominant power it's trying to maintain their dominance in the new situation with new tactics in the wake of the arab spring but also with continuing its military intervention we now see threats of military assault far in syria threats of war on iraq and so the us as people are rising up against the old order of the u.s. and here you see me caving in to their reform in this region i see assaults larry is worse independent in this the middle east expert on the on the from california. thank you. now well the world's top whistleblower in the sound waves from asylum ruling at the ecuadorian embassy in london his cold straw is across the atlantic at a conference in new york the haka group that inspired the creation of wiki leaks has been gathering to protest against the u.s. government's big brother policies are important as that. before there was a week he says there was quote that's an acronym that stands for hackers on planet earth and i am not they are hoping nine conference in new york city this is a lie if you will event we're not first come together to discuss different topi

ago is the growth of production in the western hemisphere and that is a theme that is one of the dominant themes in the quest because it's this thing about unconventional oil u.s. oil production is up twenty five percent canadian oil production is increasing brazil's increasing and you start to see a world in which the western hemisphere in five or ten years will be more trading among itself and again what you're describing more of a shift towards the east for the middle east let's talk about these unconventional oil and gas the technologies right now shale gas has also become one of these shifting basically the shape. of the energy market but russia is not on the right i mean it were obviously the birth of shale gas it took a couple decades to actually have it happen but it probably is the biggest energy. innovation since we give this century it's transform the energy market the united states the u.s. was going to be a big importer of l.n.g. in fact it was going to be importing l.n.g. from not only from the middle east not only from australia but from russia and now it's self-sufficient

remains a dominant power it's trying to maintain a dominant in the new situation with new tactics in the wake of the arab spring as people are rising up against the old order of the u.s. superior. their grip on this region at all while the world's top whistleblower juliana songe is awaiting for an asylum ruling at that dorian embassy in london his cause is thriving across the pond at the atlantic now at the conference in new york city the hacker group that inspired the creation of wiki leaks has been gathering to protest against the u.s. government's quote big brother policy is our own part was there before there was a week in week there was hope that an acronym that stands for actors on planet earth and i am at their home nine. conference in new york city this is a fine time you will advance for hackers come together to discuss different topics such as government surveillance freedom on the internet he says surrounding whistleblowers and of course there are also discussions about how do you see the system two years ago julian assange founder of wiki leaks was supposed to be the keyn

anti-government protests the hottest topic and russia's bloggers fear discussion of the floods dominating chats and. looks at some of the controversial comments. the blogs years have been buzzing obviously giving support and also reiterating the shock of this disaster more importantly sharing some of the witness accounts and just sending support to the people who have been affected by this you know social media is a place where people can share their thoughts they can debate about things that is important to them but what i really want to share with you is some of the tweets and some of the messages that really shocked me and i want to start off with this tweet that we got now it says those did should blame themselves they voted for this stability now as any human being with any hard do you think how careless can somebody why that and tweeted to the rest of the world this is a tragedy that's happening we should be supporting these people who have been affected by such they've lost their livelihoods some have lost their you know their families they need support now i just want to go to ano

the west the way that they were dominated during the coffee era or they're going to break away entirely and follow the model of south sudan and to try to declare independence and we've already seen that with this because he has some of the drape the. kroto state kind of like an iraqi kurdistan with its own flag and so on what you would fact italy is a civil war that's carried out at the ballot box where different sects and tribes are running candidates against one another and trying to dominate the countrymen that way that's not a recipe for democracy there's just not ready. and so i could have you with us here on r.t. today the deadline for julian assange extradition to sweden as ordered by britain's highest court expired this saturday there was a remains at the ecuadorian embassy in london where british police have no jurisdiction he's currently awaiting a decision on his asylum request to the south american country but shortly before he sought refuge there a staunch produced his latest and much talked about interview program exclusively here on r.t. latest episode just last week so l

pedal to the floor all that was hamilton is in dominant form as he qualifies on pole for some days on kerry and grand prix lotuses were among those joining alongside him the front of the great. however there really is only one place to start and russia have claimed their first gold medal of the twenty twelve olympic games on the i mean day of competition andrew fama now reports from london. so i want to die for. the end coming from no way. in the men's he beat all the favorites on route to the sixty kilogram final day in spectacular fashion he defeated japan's pretty accurate pretty achieving any pole in the first minute to his opponent flat on his back two days approving of the strike no kite the end came into these olympics ranked number four but after that performance he's on top of the world. i expected to be overwhelmed by emotions somehow it felt like any other competition but later when i realized that this is the olympics i felt really happy. now elsewhere russian cycling chief surprise that changed performance in the men's right rice that was won by the kazakhstani out. stand

fact -- dominant effect. >> the british olympic swimming team is now in lockdown. craig is the world junior champion for 100-meter breaststroke. >> that was just like a push off? then his coach wants to work on his weak points. >> when he qualifies for the olympics, he was probably last after the shot, so the first 10 or 15 meters, he was one of the slowest. by the time he got down to 50 meters, he was second fastest. obviously, if we improve the start to the point where he is one of the best at the start, he will probably be one of the best swimmers in the world. >> today, sheet and craig have scientists from the university of southampton poolsides to help -- she and craig. the measure speeds through the water and a way to turn, beating it back to him straight away while the memory is still fresh enough that he can still almost feel the movement in his body. that it can make a difference between winning an olympic gold medal at not winning an olympic gold medal. you are talking at the olympics of such small amounts between first, second, certification, fourth. you

isn't completely dominating nato and we've seen some disputes between member states about a lot of a lot of other incidents as well and i think that we would see that with turkey of turkey tried to push and it did try to push after the downing of the jet it tried to push for a lot harder nato reaction actually got we do see resistance within the organization yes i think the u.s. dominates it but it doesn't have complete control ok georgia last ten seconds the last word in the program are you worried that nature might get in over war in syria . i am concerned that the assad regime in damascus may continue to have provocative actions such as shooting down this reconnaissance plane by the turks it nato has been very clear that if syrian forces attack turkish territory or any harm going to asia it was gentlemen we've run out of time fascinating conversation many thanks to my guests in washington and in istanbul and thanks to our viewers for watching us here our peak see you next time and remember. to. see. it's illegal to. eat. illegal.

the pedal to the floor lewis hamilton is in dominant form as he qualifies on pole for sunday's hungary a grand prix legislates or a mongrel johnnie's alongside him on the grid. but clearly only one place to start and russia have claimed their first gold medal of the twenty twelve olympic games on the opening day of competition andrew farmer reports now from london so what a night when dave russia our single stan coming from nowhere to claim gold in the men's today he beat all the favorites on route to the sixty kilogram final day in spectacular fashion he defeated japan's. achieving a pawn in the first minute i.e. through his opponent flat on his back two days equivalent of the strike knockout the end came into these olympics ranked number four but after that performance is on top of the world. i expected to be overwhelmed by emotions somehow it felt like any other can petition but later when i realize that this is the olympics i felt really happy. now elsewhere russian cycling chiefs have praised their team's performance in the men's road race that was won by the kazakstan alexander v

remains a dominant power it's trying to maintain that dominance in the new situation with new tactics in the wake of the arab spring as people are rising up against the old order of the u.s. to. maintain their grip on this region. now meanwhile a slew of new cuts intended to reduce spain's national deficit by about sixty billion euros has led to fresh eruption of public anger and protests in that country but rallies during the week quickly turned violent when police charged and beat demonstrators while firing rubber bullets. and more than seventy people were reported to be injured in these clashes as the yesterday cuts in driving the trouble include tax hikes and the promise of painful pension changes for the protesters say that they are being made to pay for the mistakes of politicians and bankers the measures were demanded by the spain's creditors who pledged madrid a vital bailout for crippled spanish banks. earlier the founder of the lira as b.g. dot com crisis planning organization says that he expects more violence to come in that country. you know the basically the banks as you

remains the dominant power it's trying to maintain dominance in the new situation with new tactics in the wake of the arab spring as people are rising up against the old order of the us superior. their grip on this region. now for rebel fighters have told syrian t.v. that they were given orders to attack security forces and the promise of hama because of course at the site of a suspected massacre earlier this week now the group had said that they were given an order to take up positions across the town that this is a before the syrian army entered it and were going to strike first and these details are emerging as the un's observer mission has arrived to hama and want to investigate all points of the carnage which activists say left over two hundred people dead and washed. and its allies were very quick to blame the government for more on the blame game and what's really going on in syria let's turn now to her and historian gerald horn gerald thank you so much for taking the time to speak with us today now a lot of the details are very unclear in the situation i'm a massacre or a gunf

the spaniards started it and not only as a form of social dominance but ways of enforce their ideology and with the footwork and done individually or in a group. >> (speaking spanish). >> so we started with a certain type of dance until at least two dance we challenge each other, yes. >> (speaking spanish). (applause). >> (speaking spanish)

the spaniards started it and not only as a form of social dominance but ways of enforce their ideology and with the footwork and done individually or in a group. >> (speaking spanish). >> so we started with a certain type of dance until at least two dance we challenge each other, yes. >> (speaking spanish). (applause). >> (speaking spanish) (applause). >> this type of patterns that he just performed are called this and this is a communication with the son and the mother and when we die, and the second one is with the hint he just

. >> reporter: at least some of nicholas dominic's neighbors think the s.w.a.t. raid was overkill but police say given the volume of marijuana and the guns they seized it's a different story. >> the search revealed 46 mature marijuana plants valued at around $50,000. in addition to the marijuana 24 guns were located and seized from the residence. >> reporter: including an assault rifle. arrested and charged with four felonies was 53-year-old nicholas dominic who lived in the house in maryland. nearly in the shadow of anne arundel high school. dominic told neighbors and reporters this is not what it seems. that he's had neck surgery. doesn't want to use prescription pain pills, and is growing the marijuana for medical use. online court records show no criminal history in maryland. neighbors say there's bush neighbors say there's been in -- neighbors say there's been no sign ever of danger or drug dealing. >> it didn't disturb anything outside his little world. running through somebody's backyard is a little ridiculous to me. >> a large amount of marijuana. too muc

government protests so not the hottest topic in russia's blogosphere but discussion of the floods dominating the charts let's join us by mozart now for more on this. probably so good to see you what has been the reaction on the web at this point. rory of the blog fears i have been buzzing today it's been all about condolences as well as some controversial comments coming out from the blogs yes but you know people have generally just been very supportive everybody is shocked about what's just happened out the and people are just saying let's just gather together and help them but i want to talk to you a little bit about some of these controversial comments that even shocked me as i was reading and going through the twitters and the facebook now let's start off with the first comment which i think will kick off what some of the comments are now let's read this out the town of crimson was a destroyed by a man made tsunami after an emergency discharge of from the nearby water reservoir now this comment has actually been doing the rounds for the last twenty four hours it's because some people bel

but if it were you would see suddenly interest would be dominated. dominated. g-zero is good for small individual commercial interest to take advantage. >> those have been very strong with china. to look at a national policy , they are very much dominated by commercial interest. >> going back to the year earlier comments that we just add it talked about g8 with like-minded countries it could be good however look at the list of the like-minded countries most are on shaky ground most are practically an active and incapable. isn't that like the pillars? >> no. that coalitions of the willing could be very different. talk about the coalition of a willing you may include a country like brazil. with economics statecraft, emerging markets like turkey. not developed states of the time but denied the state's in europe differ radically. maybe the u.s. to not include the europeans. maybe they should be leading the climate and we should be excluded. this is not the u.s. dominant view it will be the most important player. you are right to become psat and in four station fort

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world record in the process however he was beaten into fourth place as teammate look to put in a dominant showing a twenty seven year old finished a full four seconds ahead of the fourteen time olympic champion who couldn't even finish on the podium brazil's thiago player took silver in japan's pursuit k. having grown ups. oh yeah i mean it's something that i knew us capable of doing all my life and it finally happened so i definitely have me that i have great fans out there watching me my whole entire family are right there with me so i couldn't be more happy when they do it for let's say how they manage table looks after day one china have taken i mean twenty four gold medals already italy and the usa other places chase is sitting second and third respectively while russia are currently six. now to football where in the russian a premier league reigning champions any some pages burke have made it to enter into their season with a victory over a struggling dinner my must go then it's alex cause you cough doing brilliantly in the dynamic box to open the scoring just ten minutes in the rus

remains the dominant power it's trying to maintain dominance in the new situation with new tactics in the wake of the arab spring as people are rising up against the old order of the us to. maintain their grip on this reach him. welcome back you're with our t. man an unfortunate development that we're following a man has apparently set himself a fire during protests in tel aviv this is as thousands of israelis gathered for a nationwide demonstrations marking a year since the start of a movement for social justice there now the video that you're seeing right now footage of that incident this is as the protester torsion self after apparently leaving a suicide note he is now being treated for injuries in a hospital now according to an activist. who joined us earlier in the program speaking from the heart of the protest she said the movement is not going to die out until israelis see real change. all the decisions and the committees who are held by the government or completely close medics there are real changes and even in a vehicle by the government there is trying to push. by not reall

remains the dominant power it's trying to maintain dominance in the new situation with new tactics in the wake of the arab spring as people are rising up against the old order of the u.s. who. in their grip on this region. now disturbing developments out of israel where a man had set himself a fire trying to protest in tel aviv this was as thousands of israelis had gathered for a nationwide demonstrations to mark a year since the start of the live meant for social justice there now the video they are about to see they are watching now is footage of the incident the protester torsion self after leaving reportedly a suicide note and a demonstrator had not died he is now being treated for injuries and a hospital according to activists. who joined us earlier from the heart of the. protest she says that the movement in israel will not die out until citizens see quote real change. other than. who are held by the government or completely cosmetics their real change and even in a big by the government there is trying to put us down by not really doing any kind of change after one year but we'

remains the dominant power it's trying to maintain that dominance in the new situation with new tactics in the wake of the arab spring as people are rising up against the old order of the us to. me their grip on this region. well as slew of the new cuts that are supposed to reduce spain's national deficit by sixty billion euros has led to new eruption of public anger and protests in that country rallies over the week quickly turned violent when police charged and beat demonstrators while firing rubber bullets more than seventy people were injured in the clashes yesterday cuts driving all this trouble include tax hikes and the promise of painful pension changes the protesters say that they are the ones who are being made to pay for the mistakes of politicians. the bankers and the measures at issue were demanded by spain's e.u. creditors who have pledged to madrid a vital bailout for crippled spanish banks now gonzalo lira he's the founder of the lira dot com crisis planning organization says that he expects more violence to come. into the basically the banks as you're famously called but

you up for a situation where corporate money and political power dominate an election. especially when you have these big blockbuster runoffs, nonprofit groups, grass-roots groups cannot handle runoffs. it drains us of money and energy and resources. we could be using to help fix the budget problems connected more funding to homeless, housing, aids projects, environmental issues. i would like to thank mr. fried for his awesome work on this. i would ask that the lafco give mr. fried's some time to continue to do his work. supervisor campos: thank you. any other member of the public who would like to speak on this? public comment is closed. colleagues, do we have any questions? i am wondering if you can respond to some of the points that were made in terms of adding more work to this report, whether or not he is think that is necessary. i'm wondering if you have any thoughts. >> i will start off with mr. hill's comments. i lived for the top 20 cities in the united states with a system that had was

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standup: fernando pizarro, washington d.c.hay algunas luces de esperanza para dominic. hace solo dias el congreso aprobo 1 ley que permitira acelerar la aprobacion de nuevos tratamientos para hacerle frente a enfermedades que aun no tienen cura. desde washington, fernandoeru

matt grevers and missy franklin dominate in the pool. can michael phelps and ryan lochte reclaim dominance after a few disappointing races? it's "way too early" for this. good morning. i'm mike barnicle, this is "way too elderly," the show that just finished doing laps at the senior center down the street. glad you're joining us. as always, let us know why are you awake, shoot an e-mail at waytooearly@msnbc.com o or @williegeist. or text the word awake followed by your response to 692639. and we'll read the best responses later in the show. but before we get to the news here at 30 rock, i want to bring in willie live from london, where he's been on a worldwide boondoggle, waist wasting comcast money for several days now. willie, what are you doing over there? what's going on? >> raining over here. shouldn't come as a surprise. 60-something degrees and rain, london weather. a couple of big gold medals in the pool, but a little controversy. u.s. women's soccer team plays today, and the star goalie, hope solo, a lot of people know has been

on saturday, they arrested the homeowner, nicholas dominic.could spend up to 25 years behind bars. this morning the cause of a vehicle crash in baltimore city is still under investigation. it happened on harper road. you can clearly see the wreckage. city police said six vehicles were involved. one landed in the yard of a house. nobody was seriously injured. it should be back to normal today for more than 1,000 people who were evacuated from homes and businesses in locust point. the evacuation happened after a crew fixing hall street hit a gas main underneath it. street repairs are still going on this morning. nobody was injured in that incident either. and an 8-year-old takes on the gold. last week noah white won first place at the junior olympics in texas. he's the fastest child in his age category in the country. maryland's news station continues. also more coming up on what happened at the olympics. [ mom ] dear chex cereal, i've never written a fan letter before, but you've done the impossible. you made gluten free cereals in a whole bunc