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think it's a good idea in terms of her not going into the government just let him sort of stay out in doofus critical homework and stuff. it makes me wonder if i'm barking the police with molotov cocktails and shooting at them is also part of the opposition's quote unquote own work in the name of democracy. can party. but of course we'll be following the ongoing turmoil in ukraine and bring you the latest from kiev as soon as we get it happen at international. three years ago france banned a fracking saying the environmental risks are simply too high the french gas an energy giant to tell is getting down to business in the u.k. apparently brushing off the concerns of locals aussie sarah first put those wires to the head of the company's gas and power division. police think it's fair to the public in the u.k. who are concerned about shared gas exploration and fracking. that france has banned this and our government pushing ahead with this clearly but to different countries of different different views. we. have yet to give you a new cue. striking. we have been speaking of an earthquake. and.

don't think it's a good idea in terms of going into the government just let him sort of stay out in doofus judical homework and stuff i think he is the guy who's got the economic experience the governing experience he's the he's the guy you know what he needs his cleats in tiny book on the outside he needs to be talking to them four times a week well clearly this is a highly embarrassing situation for the united states particularly because we've been hearing u.s. officials insist for so long that they're not involving themselves in into ukraine's internal circumstance but for more of the spokesperson for the for the u.s. state department she had a pretty difficult day on thursday jen psaki was put in the hot seat by journalists one after another reporters kept asking her why u.s. officials are interfering in ukraine's internal problems at one point corresponded said point blank that the leaked conversation show was she's attempting to construct a new government in a sovereign country and actually bring officials in from the un to seal the deal one thing u.s. officials had not spin their wa

it's a good idea in terms of they're not going into the government just let him sort of stay out in doofus treatable homework and stuff. it makes me wonder if i'm barking the police with molotov cocktails and shooting at them is also part of the opposition's quote unquote homework in the name of democracy. going to check on. the situation here has been father rated by reports that radical rioters have got hold of more than a thousand firearms reports and food to troll in these seas suggest they now have access to the stalls of rifles a full blown aids just horses are looking at ways to revenge the opposition becoming a fully armed force and also use a gold piece cannot has more now in the situation your please give us the latest also you seeing around you. well the front line has now moved further away from our hotel and from independence square where most of the action happened before especially in the last few days now allegedly heavily armed a riot or. trying to storm government buildings located nearby for a few hours this whole tel basically became the center the epicenter of the figh

it's a good idea in terms of they're not going into the government just let him sort of stay out in doofus tradeable whole market stuff. that makes me wonder if paul martin the police with molotov cocktails and shooting at them is also part of the opposition's quote unquote new work in the name of democracy. danny schechter an article. that we had a chance to speak to our stephen cohen professor emeritus of russian studies at princeton university he believes the west is fueling the crisis but one never dare admit it. we get this incredible statement by the european union and washington that they're going to sanction people who resort to violence now that's meant to be a threat at the president of ukraine but how about the guys wearing masks in the streets and hurling rocks off cocteau's. them all at the molotov cocktails the somebody from the state department going to go on the street and get their names phone numbers and addresses it's provocateurs it's a profoundly divided country well that's what this is about what precipitated it was in my judgment he's not the president of crane and n

it's a good idea in terms of they're not going into the government just let him sort of stay out in doofus tradable homework and stuff. it makes me wonder if bombarding the police with molotov cocktails and shooting at them is also part of the opposition's quote unquote homework in the name of democracy get a second party. or bring in races from kiev as we got says up next are its walls apart. trends arrow to vnukovo report your best way to the house of mosco. recently swiss voters nearly passed a referendum to put a strict quota back on immigration switzerland is a relatively small country and some estimate that almost a quarter of the population is made up of immigrants from e.u. countries that is a lot of people and the swiss are worried that the increased foreigners will also mean increased crime rent prices burd the state and erode traditional local culture as modern immigration almost always does the swiss population's democratic choice to restrict immigration is naturally being blasted by the e.u. brass what threats to cancel bilateral agreements how dare you have a different versio

it's a good idea in terms of they're not going into the government just let him sort of stay out in doofus political homework and stuff. it makes me wonder if paul martin the police with molotov cocktails and shooting at them is also part of the opposition's quote unquote homework in the name of democracy get a second party. or marcus papadopoulos who's a commentator on russia and the balkans thinks that the e.u. is violating international law by threatening ukraine with sanctions. what rights does the government have to impose sanctions on another country to impose sanctions on a government that happens to believe that its economic pathway lies with russia as opposed to the european union who gives them that fight that's not in accordance with the internet with international law it's not in in accordance with the mechanisms of the united nations the only way that further bloodshed and civil war could be can be averted in ukraine is for washington and brussels to firstly categorically in unequivocal condemn the violent protests what with what we're seeing in kiev to violently condemn the m

it's a good idea in terms of they're not going into the government just let him sort of stay out in doofus political homework and stuff. it makes me wonder if bombarding the police with molotov cocktails and shooting at them is also part of the opposition's quote unquote homework in the name of democracy going to check on our t.v. . journalist neil clark has been closely following the crisis in ukraine and feels the protests as a nothing but tools and a game of regime change. quite outrageous that we've got a us which has been bankrupt these writers will be funding them all of them can orchestrate the whole thing they're encouraging them to set fire to kiev and to try to take power and yet they're literally ukrainian government saying oh no and how much you actually quite back i'm trying to restore order it's a record of what it is it is it has to be in washington in people in writing in washington government buildings setting fire to a political party headquarters of all the trade unions for example again i think you have thousands of the us all corrections who look at the violent ways th

it's a good idea in terms of they're not going into the government just let him sort of stay out in doofus tradable hallmark and stuff. it makes me wonder if paul martin the police with molotov cocktails and shooting at them is also part of the opposition's quote unquote work in the name of democracy. any shaken party. are we continuing our breaking news here on r.t. international just very briefly i want to bring about of these live pictures right here downtown kiev this is independence square you can see the crowds of reassemble since the morning hours they were certainly out on the overnight we're getting reports now that somewhere in this scene right here photographers are reporting seeing at least fifteen bodies under blankets are also i was speaking to our correspondents on the ground to go to prison office in a hotel but he tells me over the phone the hotel has been perceived and taken over by rioters and alexia chefs if you saw his live report a few minutes ago showed us a bullet hole in the window that missed him by maybe a couple of feet allegedly from a sniper so we carry on wit

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it's a good idea in terms of they're not going into the government just let him sort of stay out in doofus tradable hallmark and stuff. it makes me wonder if bombarding the police with molotov cocktails and shooting at them is also part of the opposition's quote unquote work in the name of democracy ganesh second party. and press corps k a political scientists from the european ascent of her political analysis things radicals in the streets deserve to be called to terrorists. or at least his advisers. what movies from from radio recordings from ukraine and from the streets of ukraine just to see that militant opposition activists running away with weapons and and so on so it's it's just ridiculous to say about to tell about the peaceful opposition now in kiev because as we see now there is no one representing the peaceful opposition in taking part in the in the in what is happening now on the streets of kiev and the government does not control anymore the situation in the center of the ukrainian capital on the streets of kiev we now have the minute under a position which would be called in

entitlement reform, but there's so much portraying of a tea party candidate or congressman, as a doofus. and it's also so thinly veiled, all the little messages about how democrats are better than republicans. i was really disappointed in the show. i'm going to watch it. >> without giving anything away, when they did the vote and didn't have a majority, the your yourm, they had a message to haul people to the floor. that happened. in 1988, bob packwood was hiding in the senate, hidden office underneath the bowels of capitol hill, these little offices, and they had to break down the door. they brought him in, feet first, onto the floor of the senate, and he became the quarem. and they brought a guy who was dying of cancer, i remember this. we needed his vote desperately on the panama canal treaties and they brought him in on a stretcher. they said, how do you vote, and somebody put his arm up. >> like weekend at bernies. it seems like they learned from the mistakes of the west wing in terms of lighting. remember how dark it was on the show? no one could see anything, but it sounds like t