and defected to the chaldean leader had said every day we rebelled with against against the gadhafi and whatever a couple of years and truly failed and then was moved on to langley virginia where many reports credible journalists a report that he was working with the sunni for about 20 years was tasked with little training libya's opposition the national front opposition with them for years to set up this thing called the libyan national army which gets a reboot almost 10 years later he moves in 2004 moves to cairo right and tries to get the give mr gadhafi goes doesn't levin joins the revolution in lebanon pulls that with revolutionaries and launches to coups it doesn't seem which sparked the 2nd civil war the un passed with reconciling the 2nd civil war so what they do is they bring together a unity government which is the government there led by face or that was not supposed to be the problem that was supposed to be the arms to libya's last civil war so i suspect that again i don't want to have the whole segment of this i don't know he's explaining he's obviously a survivor. said

libya's post nato intervention we speak it was abraham former spokesperson for libyan leader moammar gadhafi and how stable is restored all star power sharing in its recording of a money and boris johnson's vow to rule out prosecution of u.k. soldiers during the troubles we talked to the doobies ian paisley jr and shin feigns from seem a lot about putting irish before english all this more coming up in today's going on the ground a 1st you gave labor leader jeremy cool been defended his election manifesto against boris johnson the prime minister's questions on wednesday almost seeming unaware it has been rejected by the british people but while his party in fights over its pro israel leadership candidates the subject of democracy itself was raised by this scottish m.p. the prime minister said in the letter to the 1st minister of scotland. right of the people of scotland to have a choice over their own future mr speaker this was not a surprise the prime minister is a democracy prime minister boris johnson denied that allegation before later being asked arguably about defacto democracy in syri

and as an object he wants to rule libya the same way as gadhafi but we fought against a dictatorship which controlled us for 40 years and we want allow that to happen again if you here thought the sacrifices of the revolution would have to be made again and few here are willing to predict when the day will come when misrata no longer has to mourn the deaths of its young men tony berkeley al jazeera misrata. still ahead on al-jazeera the u.s. president prepares to unveil his middle east peace plan the palestinian side it's far from the deal of the century still coming in their thousands we made the latest arrivals in uganda fleeing fighting in the democratic republic of congo. hello when the ship blows in the winter that northerly wind to come down the gulf from kuwait it often feels quite cold it has been doing so recently but there's nothing in the sky what's in the skies over turkey or even after afghanistan that's i think where you'll see rain or snow but the wind itself that's been dropping temperatures are keeping the live in kuwait bahrain and qatar where he's easing say for tu

have a larger in 2015 the so-called terrorists that came from libya the downfall of gadhafi for instance left libya one of the most armed countries but population in the world so it is in the interests of libya is a stable obviously they talk about national sovereignty and national unity independence and so on so forth so none interference in libya's of the fallen powers is one of the most basic principles of algeria's policy and it wants to be seen to do something it also. has government because it sees it as the legitimate government of libya and algeria tries to find the new word a new government in algeria the new. president logical place to find it nice for the welcome to german chancellor invited julia to take part of the peace conference at the confluence of germany let me go to naive in tripoli now i am from a government of national accord perspective what of the expectations as far as a jury is concerned we've seen a set of eyes in algeria we've seen the turkish prime minister in algeria so what do you think should bring to the mix well algeria is. very important. country in the

it wouldn't matter in the end no he was very intense like if you compare this what reagan did with gadhafi the if taking out of qaddafi change the behavior because they saw how dramatic it was a look. there's no guarantee at all with this remember iran needs the united states as a bogeyman so that they can stay a dictatorship america's the problem not us and they say that throughout they put out these all these pictures of victory and everything else so that the middle east thinks america's the bad guys and in this attack play right into that narrative that they have in iran. well. in the face of escalation of 11 straight attack eleven's hacks into months sometimes you have to do something like reagan did with gadhafi yes in the short term it gives them telling their people that we did the right thing but in the long term, the curbs there it curbs their ability along with his sanctions. >>our producer's yelling at us or ear. we haven't even talked about the whole nuclear thing that is going to have to get left for another day where you all right how easy to say to hear from you. >>check ou

i'm afraid libya has been a bit of a mess since gadhafi went many people are saying that is very much like syria number 2 mr have to who controls large swathes of the country or protect a period of time has the swing of the pendulum but on the other hand when you have a government which has been supported by the united nations a government that's supported by the united states i'm think. has a faction or an opportunity of winning but it's going to be very difficult i can't see physically how which is why he's been propped up and supported by the turks who are who have already expressed to send their military might to support him there are too many actors playing and supporting competing factions which for we know we're not sure exactly who's going to succeed in the why the actual let's get to into. overcasting and i back over 2019 after the break including how the world was put on the verge of a new arms race after the u.s. pulled out of a landmark arms treaty in just a few moments. it is physics physics is nothing but the harmony you can create on vibrating strings but it's chemistry

artie's going underground is spoken with gadhafi former spokes person about the berlin conference and whether it can ease the crisis was given to intervene in full by heading to our web site r.t. dot com for now here's a preview. it's extremely easy to get lost in the details of the libyan crisis and this is really as part of the game the imperialist west has been playing for decades and decades and the reason europe interview since chaos into libya and then what it does it manages this chaos for years and years to come sometimes by military means sometimes by political means conferences negotiations economic sanctions you end the crees european union informant all of this is to keep the country and the control so they can rock its national wealth and control its political system and prevent more importantly its population from rising up and making sure that their country is sovereign and independent from foreign influence they change the role it's they are assigned roles between different parties in any conflict because for every single libyan party political the current to come toge

i'm afraid libya has been a bit of a mess since gadhafi went many people are saying that is very much like syria number 2 is to have to who can chose a large swathes of the country for project a period of time with the swing of the pendulum but on the other hand when you have a government which has been supported by the united nations a government that supported by the united states on thing. has a faction or. winning but it's going to be very difficult physically how which is why he's been propped up and supported by the turks who are who have already expressed their military might to support him there are too many actors playing and supporting a competing factions which for we know we're not showing exactly who's going to succeed in the why the actual let's get to ensue. and al-qaeda affiliate has struck in kenya a u.s. service member and 2 civilian contractors have been killed in the african country after all shabaab members attacked a military base shared by u.s. and local troops the terrorists also destroyed several u.s. aircraft and vehicles before they were repelled washington

i'm afraid libya has been a bit of a mess since gadhafi went many people are saying that is very much like syria number 2 is the have to who controls large swathes of the country or protect a period of time has the swing of the pendulum but on the other hand when you have a government which has been supported by the united nations a government that supported by the state i think. has a faction or before she feels of winning but it's going to be very difficult concept physically how which is why he's been propped talk and supported by the turks who are who is already expressed to send their military might to support him there are too many actors playing and supporting a competing factions which for we know we're not sure exactly who's going to succeed in the why the actual let's get to n.c. . the race is all to evacuate stricken residents in australia as the most ferocious wildfires in decades ravaged swathes of the southeast at least 25 people who are not known to die it's in many thousands of bonded in their homes and be relocated there's been a brief respite from the record breaking

of the country's leader moammar gadhafi in recent months general. and of the libyan national army have been gaining ground against the un backed government of national accord which requested military aid from last month in general have to us forces currently control most of libya's territory including crucial oil and gas resources iow johnson a founder of viewpoint africa believes that even with turkey's support it will be hard for the un backed government to deal with general forces 'd. i'm afraid libya has been a prince of a mess since gadhafi went many people are saying that is very much like syria number 2 mr have to who can chose a large swathes of the country or protect a period of time. the swing of the pendulum but on the other hand when you have a government which has been supported by the united nations a government that supported by the united states i think. has a faction or. winning but it's going to be very difficult physically how which is why he's been propped up and supported by the turks who are who have already expressed to send t

from britain in the course of causey from france going to celebrate the overthrow of the killing of gadhafi will be a has descended into a war zone and the people of libya deserve peace so letters fop that this deal can be pulled off to give the long suffering people with the peace talking positively about it do you think the russia and turkey wouldn't have announced this if there was no hope i mean the must be a lot going on behind the scenes to you would issuing how much weight do you think that russia and turkey actually have in libya. i think russia and turkey have some sway i think couper the government in tripoli turkey are no really the only backers but it's also important to see that egypt and behind them so do rebel are also major in this supporting the other site and i don't know how much control. how much attention there will be to a deal brokered between russia and toki given the antagonism exists particularly with so. there's another complicating factor in here it's been you know saudi money gyptian military cooperation which is be fueling that war and the takeover of much of t

conflict as it was in 2011 when people went on the streets in the east and tripoli not only against gadhafi but also for the let's say just distribution of wealth of money africa's richest country and nothing much changed since then and europe looked away for a long time that at the end you have now let's say one group in tripoli controlling the endl seize a national corporation the central bank deciding about the distribution of wealth that goes as well to the east but let's not forget most of the oil facilities and the east and that's what this you know that you have a closing of the oil parts and the east because. people really demand after the bill in conference that now talk about distributing. the money on the central bank from the central bank in a way to olivia and i think people expected a lot from the billing conference but now this is this is maybe adjusts just maybe just a starting point or maybe nothing so now immediately. lopez to happen and that's what we have to see you know mona was pretty clear from those sound bites that all the people we heard feel their country has beco

i'm afraid that libya has been a bit of a mess since gadhafi went many people are saying that is very much like syria number 2 is to have to who controls a large swathe of the country who are protected period of time. the swing of the pendulum but on the other hand when you have a government which has been supported by the united nations a government that supported by the united states. has a fractured no. will be what is going to be very difficult concept physically how which is why he's been propped up and supported by the turks who are who have already expressed to send their military might to support him. ok i know the story that bring you from africa as well and al qaeda affiliate has struck in kenya a u.s. service member to civilian contractors as well they've been killed in the african nation after terrorists loyal to the group attacked a military base shared by the u.s. and local troops al-shabaab extremists also the steroid several of us take those before they were repelled in not reaching washington has been using the base and the islam. since 2004 train the country's naval

well i'm afraid libya has been a bit of a mess since gadhafi went or left the scene and of course we have all these different leaders that have common past again the most recent of leaders. of the raj and he is already supported by the u.n. and it would appear that ankara in terms of turkey are prepared to support him as his rival that is pressed mr have to is poised surrounding tripoli can take it up a moment's notice so we must also remember that this is a country which has got several different actors so many people are saying that is very much like syria number 2 because we have including the russians of the states . holders who are already supporting mr howe and that's what creates a problem for the turkish who are supporting the oversight. a multi-faceted question but libya has been rocked by chaos for years it seems everybody wants a piece of the pie there are can all the conflicting interests be reconned sidled well i'm afraid when you are talking about oil when you're talking about natural gas the sort of volumes that the largest we've seen on the african continent you can u

i'm afraid libya has been a bit of a mess since gadhafi went many people are saying that is very much like syria number 2 mr have to who controls a large swathes of the country or protect a period of time has the swing of the pendulum but on the other hand when you have a government which has been supported by the united nations a government that's supported by the united states and think. has a faction or an opportunity of winning what is going to be very difficult i can't see physically how which is why he's been propped up and supported by the turks who are who have already expressed to send their military might to support him there too many actors playing and supporting a competing factions which for all we know we're not sure exactly who's going to succeed in the wider battle let's get too into. the race is on to evacuate stricken residents in australia as the most ferocious wildfires in decades ravaged sways of the southeast at least $25.00 people are now known to have died and many thousands have had to be evacuated there's been a brief or a spark from the record breaking heat

country that descended into turmoil in 20 eleventh's after the overthrow of former dictator moammar gadhafi also on the program. iran's supreme leader hits out of the united states in a raspy chat friday prayers ayatollah ali khamenei dismissed president trump as a clown who wants to push a poisoned dagger into iraq chest. much needed rain blankets australia after months of catastrophic bushfires for parts of the country and i'm struggling to cope with the down fall and morning news forecast. blaming the teachers for educators in hong kong are increasingly being called to account for their students to be. i feel gail welcome to the program. wellin will host a major international conference on sunday bringing together libya's main warring parties and their powerful international backers prime minister fires al seraj who leads the country's un recognized government has already signed a cease fire deal and on thursday german foreign minister heiko mouse received assurances from rebel leader ali for hafta that he too would support a truce before travelling to berlin general have to us stopping

limit you know learning it and as an object he wants to rule libya the same way as gadhafi but we fought against a dictatorship which controlled us for 40 years and we want to allow that to happen again if you here thought the sacrifices of the revolution would have to be made again and few here are willing to predict when the day will come when misrata no longer has to mourn the death of this young man tony berkeley al jazeera misrata. still ahead on al-jazeera the u.s. president prepares to unveil his middle east peace plan but palestinians say it's far from the deal of the century. south africa considers nationalizing one of the world's few private the armed central banks. hello the last of the snow from what was a significant fall in this wrapped round of clouds in east encounter the next system is coming in on the pacific coast it's done particularly vicious one is much like the others it's been windy and wet and snow height stretching from british columbia down towards northern california that it has to move eastwards at the same time there is still cold enough for the junction of

limit you know learning it and as an object he wants to rule libya the same way as gadhafi we fought against a dictatorship which controlled us for 40 years and we want allow that to happen again if you here thought the sacrifices of the revolution would have to be made again and few here are willing to predict when the day will come when misrata no longer has to mourn the death of this young man tony berkeley al jazeera misrata. still had all jazeera mourning a legend basketball fans pay their respects to kobe bryant after he is daughter and 7 others were killed in a helicopter crash to stay with us here on al-jazeera. hal is right on his way through japan now the same stuff that was unusually wet in china but it's going out of the way now so thunderstorms and significant rain most of it i think on the pacific coast of honshu once it's gone through the air is remarkably warm 14 degrees in a socket that's above the average by quite a few degrees tokyo joins in by the time we get to wednesday is going to be rain rather than stay for the most part i think of a hawk but you get some sno

for mamma gadhafi dr everett him thanks so much of a coming back on the show's a putin negotiated some get a cease fire not sure whether it's holding between turkey supported by britain and the former cia as a general after what do you expect from talks in berlin tomorrow it's extremely easy to get lost in the details of the libyan crisis and this is really a f.c. part of the game the imperialist west has been playing for decades and decades and the reason europe interview since case into libya and then what it does it's many agents this chaos for years and years to come sometimes by military means sometimes by political means conferences negotiations economic sanctions you end the crees european union unfoldment all of this is to keep the country and the control so they can rock its national wealth and control its political system and prevent more importantly its population from rising up and making sure that the country is sovereign and independent from foreign influence the berlin conference is just another step in this that action ok the new good guys and bad guys is the corporate

libya has been scarred by violence and to fight it by conflict since the fall of moammar gadhafi 9 years ago. looks at how the oil rich nation go to where it is 9. august 2011 and rebel forces sweep into the capital tripoli creating euphoria countrywide the 4 decades of with presses and dictatorial rule by obama give that the world over but in a country divided along tribal and regional lines the celebrations was short lived in national transitional council was established to govern after gadhafi is that a year later in 2012 libyans elected a new legislative authority called the general national congress the d.n.c. was given 18 months to oversee the transition to a permanent democracy nor. the deadline passed and divisions certain remain. new elections were held in 2014 and the new house of representatives was formed. but many members of the d.n.c. refused to recognize the authority of the new parliament libyans found themselves with 2 competing authorities the house of representatives based in tobruk and the t.n.c. based in tripoli. the east west divide soon developed into a full blown

dalton what can be done to stop the fighting in the western libyan city of misrata and whether only gadhafi son safe the country. for a big bricks it may look is a failed but what was really behind the exit from the e.u. at the elizabeth tower we talked. about a love of history steeped in mysticism imperial power and 12. days going underground the 1st up to the most current berlin peace conference is what now for libya where battles. to be rage for the city of misrata joining me now is the british ambassador who was in charge when relations warmed ridgway in london and moammar gadhafi is richard dalton thanks so much for coming on to the cease fire negotiated in moscow in tatters berlin a failure not surprisingly we're not even hearing about it in media in nature nations after or was it 9 years of the britain bombed libya it seriously to say that it's a failure but the powers that have interests in libya have got to get serious so you're a and egypt and russia who've been supporting after have got to call him to order and they have got to observe the arms embargo because without external in