libya meant gadhafi. libya meant terrorism. >> pan am flight 103 went down in a blazing fireball. >> libya meant a bad place where a comical, megalomaniacal dictator was the absolute power. nobody in libya, however, was laughing. >> reports of explosions. >> clashes between rioters and security forces. >> in 2011, what was previously unthinkable happened. the libyan people rose up and fought for their freedom. >> heavy battles raging around the libyan capital. >> they fought like hell. >> the rebels are about to force gadhafi's complete departure. >> and they recorded the whole thing on their cell phones. >> libya! ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ felt something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha la la la la ♪ sha la la la la la ♪ sha la la la la ♪ sha la la la la la la ♪ >>> it's amazing arriving here after all you see on tv these days that libya is, in fact, functioning at all. but it is. the fountains across from

gadhafi turned up to open a shopping center. gadhafi turned up to open an envelope.ho knew it was another libya, a wonderful people, would talk about it as you would talk about a dead person. do you remember this? do you remember that? then in february 2011, suddenly there was resurrection. the dead came back to life. >> we meet at a libyan coffee house, a traditional, male-only sort of a joint. cafe culture is big here. a holdover from the days of italian colonization when mussolini tried to rebuild rome's long-lost empire. >> it's just been the most amazing experience, seeing the rebirth of a country, of a people. >> i mean, last night's fireworks. there was a general sense of exuberance bordering on anarchy. i mean, i felt very happy there last night, if somewhere in peril. >> it's christmas. it's whatever, it's the fourth of july rolled into one. but also, there are people who are trying to stop it, sort of puritans, extremists, we won't say militants. but what has happened is that people want to come out in defiance of that. they're showing, we want to have fun.

now, fast forward to 2003 and the breakthrough with regard to moammar gadhafi. before the americans even started negotiating with moammar gadhafi, we went through years of the british, pretty much the british intelligence service, sort of betting the libyan negotiators and those making the outreach to be able to be certain that what they said no marco dawson would actually deliver. they could deliver. that's one of the reasons why that diplomacy was such a lengthy process. there's unfortunately a trend in washington, and this is certainly again the case across administrations, that second term presidents tend to rush processes in order to secure their legacies. for example, bill clinton wanted three things. handshake, normalization with vietnam, and israeli-palestinian peace. he got normalization with vietnam. george w. bush, or i should say condoleezza rice, secretary of state, wanted to make north korea into his defining legacy. and so remove north korea from the state sponsors of terrorism list, despite the fact that if we look at nonpartisan sources like the

libya meant gadhafi. libya meant a bad place where a comical, megalomaniacal dictator was the absolute power. nobody in libya, however, was laughing. >> reports of explosions. >> clashes between rioters and security forces. >> in 2011, what was previously unthinkable happened. the libyan people rose up and fought for their freedom. >> heavy battles raging around the libyan capital. >> they fought like hell. >> the rebels are about to force gadhafi's complete departure.

minister of foreign the of the it was denied at the time but of course when gadhafi fell and the documents were revealed the british were totally complicit indeed you know we've had another m i six intelligence a officer i was a crook who in fact came out into the open open he was dealing with the palestinians well you know what's known as a forgive me for interrupting you're this point well what's interesting in this particular situation is that western intelligence on the one hand is thought to be worried over the number of extremists in syria yes it's those countries such as europe and the ones that you mentioned in the u.s. among others were openly sponsoring the rebels at the same time so i mean don't the governments share the same concerns. well the thing is that what has happened in syria gauging everyone from turkey in the north west right the way down to through a rock iran that is involved and of course lebanon is and we have the united states and saudi arabia piling money and weapons in in the same way the iranians are piling in and probably on the site and i mentioned the russi

administration and for example sarkozy administration gadhafi may have may not have stayed in power for so long now when you were a french diplomat you were quoted as saying that france will take whatever action is necessary to meet its defense needs and in and of itself it's not a controversial statement we can hear it from president putin from president obama from president assad probably from president along but isn't that ultimately the boot cause of many international conflicts these days that the countries believe that their defense needs and our security concerns outweigh everything else no because i think it's been consistently the case for several decades that also countries live by values amongst the foremost use of the needs to protect the people to defend the civilians to defend human rights and this has become increasingly a problem in the world community but also a reflection of the present terms that what's maybe you could have lived with or tolerated twenty or twenty five years ago nowadays you simply cannot it's a very interesting point and i would like to pick up o

i spoke to a number of those communities who hated us, hated gadhafi, to anyone who held up gadhafi att time. the notion we were looking at al qaeda affiliates and not looking inside at potential organized groups inside libya was a mistake. and i think from our analysts and senator mccain and graham who obsessed primarily about that issue. >> i know you made an important point before on multiple venues including here on msnbc. where this comes down to. it was a tragedy and a tragedy we should care about deeply. the fact that so many people wanted to make it in search of a political scandal, i think has actually turned out to be the biggest scandal on that issue. and i hope the times report does something to help people get focused on the fact. thanks for your time today. >> my pleasure, ari. >> coming up, we are going to talk about speaker boehner and some of his new year's resolutions if he has any. and it's going to be a special snowstorm edition of today's top lines. [ coughs, sneezes ] i have a big meeting when we land, but i am so stuffed up, i can't rest. [ male announcer ] nyqui

because when gadhafi was in power, clearly whoever was responsible was probably being protected.ituation has changed now. the president government has no interest in covering up gadhafi's crimes, but it's a long time, 30 years later. i strongly suspect that most of the individuals concerned, whether the martyr himself or the witnesses are probably dead or on the run, and i don't myself hold out much hope that the investigation will be successful. but it is worth trying >> okay. thank you very much indeed for talking to us. >> thank you. >>> heavy rain and high tides have caused flooding across southwest england and france. severe flood warnings have been issued, and more bad weather is on the way. some parts of england still recovering after floods in the past few weeks. now back for more wild weather. >> the us is experiencing a major storm causing travel chaos, and up to 60 centimeters of snow. >> here is our area of low-pressure responsible for all of that heavy snow. you can see this large area continuing to make its way further northeast, so it is in the process of pulling a

and earlier, maria carey also performed for the gadhafi family and later said she felt horrible abouthe said she was naive and unaware of who they were and donated the money to charity. but not so much for the british musician, sting. he performed for the daughter of uzbekistan's president, despite reportedly knowing about the president's poor human rights record. >>> this is making news. one of president obama's former closest advisers now hammering him. in hinld sight, this is robert gates, the president's first secretary of defense. he stayed on from the previous administration, and for two years, gates stood by the president. it was a picture of solidarity and partnership. gates now says that that was not the case. his book, "duty" by robert gates, it's his memoir, and some prays for president obama. but he doesn't have much good to say about the handling of the war in afghanistan. gates says he was convinced that president obama doesn't believe in his own strategy, doesn't consider the war to be his. for him, it's all about getting out. he also pulls no punches about the vice pre

a lot came out about them singing to gadhafi.gave to this basketball game for the leader's birthday. we have seen entertainers perform or apologize for the types of encounters at other regimes labeled as repressive. there was this wikileaks website that mariah performed at an event funded by gadhafi and they they would donate their way checks to charity. she too donated her paycheck after the news became public. many times these celebrities plead ignorance and apologize. dennis rodman doesn't seem to care what others think. then you have figures lice josephine baker who kept performing after germany occupied the country and history revealed she was recruited to spy and report on german military movements. he paid for an espresso coffee commercials to keep an eye on the president of sudanese president. gadhafi is gone and they have a-listers performing for him. don't they have an idea of where in the world they are going and they are not very friendly with the u.s.? >> a lot of times it can be about the paycheck. it definitely can

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the parliament called for early elections do not repeat the fate of gadhafi the voice of the opposition is supported by the e.u. which says the authorities have only themselves to blame. the un has four hours to withdraw an invitation for iran to take part in peace talks on syria the country's main opposition group says it will drop out of the negotiations . and syria's president says the upcoming conference must focus on tackling terrorism above all else look at how mercenaries from europe contribute to the spread of jihadists. from a studio center here in moscow which just turned eight pm this is. international. these are images from. these actual scenes from the ukrainian capital kiev taken overnight pictures show protesters running amok angry of the plans for laws they say aimed a punishment for holding rallies the response has been fierce a mix of. clubs and police trying to stave off a revolution and. for all the international. it's morning now in. the right place where. yesterday. you can see what remains of the police cars. picture what happened here yesterday over there just. a

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before we invaded that country it was much better it is exactly the same case in libya where we made gadhafi out to be a bloodthirsty tyrant whereas he was simply a man who made his people happy with policy is in the interests of his citizens and not with policies that serve the interests of the global economy like the policies advocated by our leaders be they european or american or israelis. so they put us all up. in the hole in your club down so we'll be back after a short break with the whole week belgian m.p. to talk more about the future of europe stay with us. for the. lead it was a normal and very hard to take a look at the long. long have you ever had sex with the perfect there's no. problem. with. the look of a biblical. live . live live. live . they got a lot of housing for only people but the government is not really funding it and in a lot of the shelter today be having people brothers down the street because people begin raped in shelters they get involved right now ironically ironically i'm worth more to the city of new york. personal growth. momentum and. when you paid regula

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the libyan administrations the cut off the administration and for example sarkozy administration gadhafi may have may not have stayed in power for so long now when you were a french diplomat you were quoted as saying that france will take whatever action is necessary to meet its defense needs and in and of itself it's not a controversial statement we can hear it from president putin from president obama from president assad probably from president along but isn't that ultimately the root cause of many international conflicts these days that the countries believe that their defense needs and our security concerns outweigh everything else no because i think it's been consistently the case for several decades that also countries live by values. amongst foremost use of the need to protect the people to defend the civilians to defend human rights and this has become increasingly a problem in the world community but also a reflection of the present times that what's maybe you could have lived with or tolerated twenty or twenty five years ago nowadays you simply cannot it's a very interesting p

dissolve the parliament and call for early elections do not repeat the fate of gadhafi the voice of the opposition is supported by the richland bill so she's had only themselves to blame. and nothing is a solid the un has two hours to withdraw an invitation for iran to take part in peace talks on syria or the country's main opposition group says it will drop out of the negotiations. and see where the president says the upcoming conference wants to focus on not talking terrorism up let's look at how nasser is from europe contribute to the spread of jihad to someone. international news life or. international with me hugh national thanks for joining us. and these are not images from the disaster these are actual scenes from the ukrainian capital taken other night the pictures show protesters running amok angry over plans for laws they say are aimed at punishing them for holding rallies the response has been fear is a mix of molotov cocktails clubs and fireball was all thrown at police trying to stave off a revolution there. forty. it's morning now in kiev but the chance in the right place

libya's a nation divided with chaos all around two years after gadhafi has fall.while it's the same old same old in the israeli palestinian peace talks. radians though might see some of spite in two thousand and fourteen after world powers clinched a breakthrough nuclear deal but amid if it's to make the six month agreement more permanent one country is determined to upset the apple cart israel's going to be demanding things like temping we're going to hear extreme the bells a lot of dealing and screaming i think the run isn't doing what it's supposed to do you know what it internationally as an historic deal israel's prime minister lamented it wasn't historic mistake to iran agreed to constrain its nuclear drive in return for temporary reprieve from sanctions the six negotiating powers agreed to recognize iran's right to peaceful nuclear energy including its right to enrichment under the conditions of this program is placed under strict control by the. syria meanwhile is on track to meet the chemical weapons destruction deadline by mid two thousand and fourteen i

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ukraine is like duffy what are you saying you're saying he's a dictator who should be lynched as gadhafi was in two thousand so there is the danger that in fact the extreme right that does exist the extreme nationalist and indeed in nazi elements are actually in a sense serving the political purpose of the apparently moderate leaders when they speak to the western media that is to say they want to overthrow the existing state they don't trust elections because they fear even if they win elections there's a sufficiently big body of support. that his political movement will survive and come back again as it did after the failures of. the infighting amongst the leaders then. and we're seeing that nationalist parties and movements are a big part of the process they seem to be allied with the liberals could they share power with the current leadership. well of course this is a this is a dangerous situation i think myself that the so-called liberals and moderates are playing with fire they want collapse again approaches government. revolution of assault they of course they want to glide safely

west has changed during libya the nato intervention the failure they were fanatical in overthrowing gadhafi in carrying out regime change and trying to tell the world they were fighting ok they're bringing democracy and that now al qaeda runs the country libyan people have a right to have a country and not be controlled by these outside forces meaning al-qaeda which are being backed by the major western powers up to this point. we're going to take a quick break now but when we're back at different side to be a lympics a take. members know that i find myself in a big giant hot but this part will be a mounting one come february aside from watching the winter games we look at what control cried to sochi and keep them there plus imagine heading to the gym to your excess calories empowering the city while you're at it that's not possible one british club that's been forced to go green by energy cost people these stories in a couple of months. he survived war atrocities. to make a final decision. has changed his life and do world around him. by giving up. hope. and love to so many children. nikol

they were for matter you know overthrowing gadhafi regime change you try to throw they were freighting ok going green democracy means that now al qaeda runs the country libyan people have a right to have a country and not be controlled by these outside forces really ok with you being backed by the major western powers up to that. look at some other stories from around the world three people have been killed and several injured after police opened fire on garment workers blocking a road south of capital the demonstrators were calling for a doubling of the minimum wage up to one hundred sixty dollars a month while the government has only offered their one hundred the garment industry is a key source of income for him bad employees at least half a million workers. travels in south sudan are reportedly recruiting civilians in the occupied territories i am march on the country's capital juba that's amid peace talks that started today is the o.p.'s aiming to hold the spiraling violence the united states have meanwhile announced a reduction of their diplomatic mission due to a lack of securit

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dissolve the parliament called for early elections do not repeat the fate of gadhafi the voice of the opposition is supported by the e.u. which says the authorities have only themselves to blame we go live to kiev very shortly for the latest. news the u.n. will have to withdraw an invitation for iran to take part in peace talks on syria all the country's main opposition group says it will drop out of the negotiations. syria's president says the upcoming conference must focus on tackling terrorism above all else look at how mercenaries from europe contribute to the spread of jihadist violence. from our studio center here in moscow which just turned eleven pm this is r.t. international. now these are not images from a disaster zone these are actual scenes from the ukrainian capital the pictures show protesters running amok angry over plans for laws they say are aimed at punishing them for holding rallies the response has been fierce mix of molotov cocktails clubs and bombs and reports of pepper spray all thrown at the police trying to stave off a revolution when alexian is in kiev for t

leader who was a member of one of the tribes violence in iraq the country since the ousting of moammar gadhafi two years ago local militias and tribes continue to fight with each other across the country in the struggle to control libya. thousands of people rallied on the streets of rome protesting same sex families demonstrators were joined by members of the catholic church and local politicians italy remains sharply divided over the issue of same sex relationships in december of last year the nation's democratic party introduced a bill allowing gay couples to register their partnership though it has yet to be approved. and staying in a room it may seem that he seemed to be just a minor problem it leaves economic crisis and soaring unemployment but thousands of birds flocking to the eternal city each winter and they're certainly leaving their mark and the mess or he's eager piskun of reports. rome one of the most beautiful and romantic cities in the world a popular destination for lovers or enthusiasts history addicts and. being with countless it all falls on top of cars and roads and on pede

setting crude independently leaving has remained volatile since the toppling and murder of moammar gadhafi and twenty in other. states was examining michael should make a helmet camera say he went eight meters off piste without slowing down lost his balance and fell the seven time formula one driving champion is still in a critical condition after his accident while skiing in the french alps where his teenage son schoomaker remains in a coma and is said to be functioning for his life. and just ahead crosstalk examines washington's methods in the middle east and beyond state without . you cannot preemptively restrict your freedoms because of the fear of what something or how something might be used everything that has ever been developed has been used for a bad purpose baseball bats which are fun for you know for baseball players to hit balls you know they've also been used to be people today i mean we just cannot restrict ourselves because something might be used in the in the wrong way. some of the sixteen percent of imports came from illegal fishing. the european union is ironically taki

coast the story of libya the nato intervention their failure they were for magical in overthrowing gadhafi in carrying out regime change he tried to tell the world they were fighting ok tim green democracy and now al qaeda runs the country libyan people have a right to have a country and not be controlled by these outside forces mean the al-qaeda which is being backed by the major western powers up to this point. and coming out of the program here in r t international a different side to the olympic city. another that i find myself in a big giant pot but this part will be a mounting one come february. aside from watching the winter games will gather what can draw crowds to sochi and keep them there. plus imagine having to the gym to burn off your excess cut calories and powering the sun while you're at it it's now possible that one british club that's been forced to go green by energy costs after a short break here on r.t. don't go away. much if your advice is centered around the negative aspects of american culture but sample mindful eating social inning avoiding of snacks how much of an

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gadhafi acquired these weapons and they all disappeared. >> reporter: a major security concern.re stationed in the sinai. they travel in helicopters. could they be targeted next? kaitlin lee says these shoulder missiles are portable, easy to hide. militants using them hit a cargo plane taking off from iraq in 2003 and tried but failed to hit an israeli passenger plane in kenya in 2002. as for those who could target u.s., egyptian and israeli forces from the sinai, how skilled was this operator? >> the battery only stays on for about 45 seconds. so the operator needs to be able to visually eye inquire the target and lock on and fire that missile in under a minute, which does require practice and skill. >> american military helicopters are outfitted with countermeasures that could fend off those shoulder-fired missiles but commercial aircraft are not. with those having a range of 10 to 16,000 feet commercial aircraft taking off and landing are vulnerable. that's a nightmare on this side of the world an the middle east. >> those american soldiers, 600, 700, they've been there for a

ukraine is like duffy what are you saying you're saying he's a dictator who should be lynched as gadhafi was in two thousand and eleven so there is the danger that in fact the extreme right that does exist the extreme nationalist and indeed the a nazi elements are actually in a sense serving the political purpose of the apparently moderate leaders when they speak to the western media that is to say they want to overthrow the existing state they don't trust elections because they fear even if they win elections there is a sufficiently big body of support for your code which that his political movement would survive and come back again as it did after the failures of the orange revolution after the infighting amongst the leaders then. there's been a day in the making and just a couple of days ago it looked like they may not happen at all but international peace talks on the syrian conflict are underway and he is bringing you special coverage from the talks in geneva. representatives of syria's government and opposition are finally in the same room talking for the first time since the start

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because he would have been against drones he would have been against the assassination of moammar gadhafi he would have been against. attorney general eric holder statement that the president has the right to assassinate an american citizen anywhere in the world i mean there were so many things that there are so many things that are being engaged in at this time as america continues to be an imperialist hedge amman that dr king would have been against he would not have even been allowed to speak that incredible incredibly poignant and true and considering how he was subjected to cointelpro massive surveillance twenty four seven how do you think he would look at the n.s.a. today. well he would say i told you so first of all and see that to me is one of the most puzzling things about president obama and his approach this entire n.s.a. issue is that anyone who really has any understanding of our national history particularly an african-american who understands the cointelpro program there's no in the world you could you can support what the n.s.a. is doing yet that you would also have to see

because he would have been against drones he would have been against the assassination of moammar gadhafi he would have been against. attorney general eric holder statement that the president has the right to assassinate an american citizen anywhere in the world i mean there were so many things that there are so many things that are being engaged in at this time as america continues to be an imperialist hedge amman that dr king would have been against he would not have even been allowed to speak of that incredible incredibly poignant and true considering how he was subjected to cointelpro massive surveillance twenty four seven how do you think he would look at the n.s.a. today. well he would say i told you so first of all and see that to me is one of the most puzzling things about president obama and his approach this entire n.s.a. issue is that anyone who really has any understanding of our national history particularly an african-american who understands the cointelpro program there's no in a world you could you can support what the n.s.a. is doing yet they would also have to see it as