amongst other things that they were in libya to save their own cars and from being attacked by the gadhafi forces if you look at the e-mails between sidney blumenthal the clinton clinton's closest advisors on this and hillary clinton he makes it clear. this is not it was safe and under the control of the opposition by the time nato starts bombing but he says specifically we need to keep going we need to keep on going we need to create regime change and why because we need to be able to take over libya for the west for oil for infrastructure investment and for his gold and that's exactly what happened. and then the other countries within nato had had their own reasons because you know he got a major donation from gadhafi for his campaign and he didn't want that to come out and believe it was in a league with able to get out of billions of dollars they live in by bringing down gadhafi really is a despicable motivation behind this so-called humanitarian intervention recently the trump administrator who has been working very hard to destroy the power of the international criminal court the i.c

countries within nato had had their own reasons sarkozy and you know he got a major donation from gadhafi for his campaign and he didn't want that to come out and believe it was adelaide with able to get out of billions of dollars they they owed libya by bringing down gadhafi it really is a despicable motivations behind a dis so called humanitarian intervention recently the trauma administration has been working very hard to destroy the power of the international criminal court the i.c.c. but they're not the 1st administration to say the i.c.c. cannot investigate or prosecute americans why is it so important for the u.s. to undermine an international body that prosecutes war crimes. yeah well because it's pretty incontrovertibly that it's the us that commits the most work runs around the world largely because it's the us that is engaged in multiple wars around the world like no other country and from the very beginning the u.s. . had great antipathy towards even the idea of the international criminal court bill clinton. as president helped to negotiate the rome statute of the internationa

in the fall of gadhafi that is what was good after his last stand and it was a very bloody battle right at the end of that war a war that of course has since rumbled on and in the 9 years since then but if you get parts which would be a big battle then the next thing on the coast as you head up the coast towards going garci the oil refineries that is where all the beers oil is and that's why you can see it might be tempting for turkey and the g.n.a.t. push forward through a heavy battle in sirte and try and take those oil fields heading up the coast to darby and then towards bone garcia which of course is the stronghold of general haftar as well here's shortly from the u.n. secretary general it's worth telling you that he has been taking personal charge of the diplomacy his previous special envoy got some salami resigned terrace is speaking now to the security council and offers an opportunity for the visit was it in berlin and then trying instead with the as well as allusion 25. excellences that is not on our side in libya. the conflict there's enter the new phase with foreign interfer

gadhafi long time we don't want gadhafi and in 2016 they went in again to liberate the city from isis so these are 1st primarily here from misrata but also we saw convoys coming in large convoys reinforcing those positions from western libya and so they think they want to go into sirte they say they're waiting for the command they're waiting for phases. of the jna. in advance whether this militarily or through these political negotiations yet it's yet to be seen. in misrata thanks for joining us. in the syrian military targets the army says it's retaliation emotions being fined towards the israeli occupied golan heights tension has been high after hezbollah was killed in an israeli airstrike need to mask is on monday the lebanese group is wrong also is deployed in syria to support president bush. well still ahead here on the al-jazeera news hour the world. was speaking out against the silencing your hungry as media thousands protest accusing the government of crushing a popular news website plus. another show of defiance for a 3rd straight week protesters in russia call for the releas

and as with any war you need a main bad guy so saddam's dead gadhafi is gone bin laden's been well killed so what about that other fella what does they do biden. you won't be super jumbos america joe biden would be nothing more than an auto pen president. the trojan horse for a radical agenda. so radical so all encompassing that it would transform this country. into something totally out recognisable it is ironic isn't it that the country that prides itself on being the freest in the world the only country with absolute free speech they tell us all day every day how those same people can't stand free speech when it's coming from someone they don't like both the right and the left are guilty of this there's no new give no understanding no compromise in either of them it's either their way or go to hell. now democratic mayor in the u.s. city of providence has promised he will seek to right the wrongs of the past through a reparations process for minority communities the mayor says the process is a major step forward and it will say meetings held over historically contentious issues and a re

and as with any war you need a main bad guy so saddam's dead gadhafi is gone bin laden's been well killed so what about that other fella what does they do biden. you won't be sick joe birds mary joe biden would be nothing more than an auto pen president. the trojan horse for a radical agenda. so radical so all encompassing that it would transform this country . into something utterly unrecognizable it is ironic isn't it that the country that prides itself on being the freest in the world the only country with absolute free speech they tell us all day every day how those same people can see that and free speech when it's coming from someone they don't like both are right in the left guilty of this there's no new give new understanding no compromise in either of them it's either their way or go to hell. and of a headline story water cannon have been used to break up protests in jerusalem over the israeli government's handling of the pandemic scuffles in clashes were also seen in tel of the ozzfest ration with the current prime minister boiled over. so what's causing the anger while proteste

spying by overthrowing gadhafi and especially bringing qatar into the to the the effort and cutter probably spent about $500000000.00 backing various sunni jihadi groups once it entered into the fray so so but this makes no sense to ricky and russia are opposing one another they're backing different factions the us seems to be to be leaning towards the faction that's now in power in tripoli unclear because u.s. policy is so quickly confused i would also point out that this bill is being put forth by 2 democrats and its major purpose is to embarrass trump trump does probably does not want to get involved in libya at all and this is just part of the whole political gamesmanship that's going on in the run up to the election these games go on all the time on capitol hill it's completely irresponsible and completely nuts but that seems to be the latest development and george it is being called the libya stabilization act do you find any absurdity in that george i mean can you refresh our memory on how libya became destabilized in the 1st place. well let's listen wanda lund words mean exactly wha

will not be relied on faced in bani invading force we sacrificed so much to get rid of the dictator gadhafi and now with the new dictator have to the people of misrata will continue until libya becomes a civilian and democratic state. many here in this rotter libya's 3rd largest city support the u.n. recognize government in tripoli which is backed by turkey. they say you have there is a dictator attempting to take the country back to military rule regional and international leaders are calling for negotiations and peace talks while the german foreign minister on tuesday criticize egypt's plan to do so broad it's not clear yet if president c.c.u. intervene in libya by sending troops but many here say if he does the only escalate the conflict and further destabilize the country right now. misrata. it took 4 days of negotiations but it dawn on the 5th morning european union leaders finally agreed a massive coronavirus recovery fund they hope the $859000000000.00 deal will help to rebuild economies devastated by the pandemic but it's also highlighted stock political divisions after pushback by

misrata saw fierce fighting in the revolution that led to the fall of moammar gadhafi in 2011 but since then the former rebel stronghold has been untouched by the warring sides enjoying relative stability and economic growth it's a rare glimpse of the potential libya has if and when the fighting eventually ends traynor. misrata. crown prince mohammed bin ziad is reportedly being investigated for complicity in acts of torture and yemen according to the news agency a.f.p. a french judge is looking into crimes perpetrated in the yemeni prisons by u.s. forces the proceedings name ahmed bin ziad as the commodity in chief of the armed forces. straits the worsening ties between china and the u.s. the world's 2 biggest economies are in dispute over various issues including trade hong kong and the ban on telecoms company way country to you has more from beijing . from a distance chinese president xi jinping has been doing his best to make friends right now beijing needs them it's facing growing international pressure led by the u.s. washington has imposed sanctions on chinese officials it says a

country was in the grip of a conflict which eventually led to the overthrow of longtime leader moammar gadhafi the investigation into half of his forces includes allegations of massacres kidnappings torture and mass burials also alleged war crimes such as the bombardment of civilian areas as well as the targeting of hospitals and medical workers during halftime 14 months siege of tripoli. as we reported the i.c.c. is also investigating reports of booby traps and improvised bombs planted in homes by a half past fighters as they retreated from the capital suburbs richard juste is a political science professor at george washington university he says the i.c.c. investigation and the threat of e.u. sanctions may signal the situation in libya is changing. well i hope we've reached a tipping point one of the things that really characterizes libya. is the idea and this has been a characteristic the hallmark of middle eastern international politics for decades now is the use of proxies and what's made this particularly dangerous is that you have. many nation states and paramilitary organizations associ

was a big question mark about that because of course general half was made a general years ago by gadhafi he now calls himself field marshal have to he declared himself field marshal he leads an armed group that calls himself the libyan national army it is not the army of libya it is one of the armed groups and egypt widely seen to be one of the players that is into vit is intervening on one of the sides in this dispute so egypt i think talking as being supportive of a cease fire but again some would doubt whether its actions in recent months in recent years actually demonstrate that the meeting is of course ongoing we'll be covering it as it carries on but for now james thanks very much indeed. sebi is president has called a protest is to stop attending anti-government rallies or risk further spreading coronavirus alexander vocation says the no bad left in hospitals after dozens of demonstrators and police were hurt in tuesday's clashes demonstrators accuse boteach of reopening the economy to hourly for political gain said be a big to life pictures from belgrade the capital seen a drop a

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for the residents of misrata so fierce fighting in the revolution that led to the fall of moammar gadhafi in 2011 but since then the former rebel stronghold has been untouched by the warring sides enjoying relative stability and economic growth it's a rare glimpse of the potential libya has if and when the fighting eventually ends traynor al-jazeera misrata. now after months of protests against racism in the u.s. the defense secretary has issued a policy effectively banning the confederate flag at american military bases has told commanders on the flags which is about unity and respect been authorized a decision could increase tensions between esper and president trump who cited free speech rights and his defense of americans who fly the confederate flag 3 white americans accused of shooting dead a black man while he was out jogging i pleaded not guilty to murder a judge in georgia has now denied them a security bond to be released on bail george michael his son travis and their neighbor william bryan a facing 9 charges 25 year old was killed in georgia in february but it wasn't until may

for the residents of misrata saw fierce fighting in the revolution that led to the fall of moammar gadhafi in 2011 but since then the former rebel stronghold has been untouched by the warring sides enjoying relative stability and economic growth it's a rare glimpse of the potential libya has if and when the fighting eventually ends traina al-jazeera misrata. a few more stories and brief sudan 1st of all where police fired tear gas to disperse demonstrators opposed to the government's sweeping new legal reforms hundreds of protesters rallied outside the grand great mosque in the capital khartoum this is after on sunday the justice minister announced the easing of the sharia based laws to protect human rights for example the sale of alcohol to non muslims is now and apathy are no longer a crime and flogging will not be used as a punishment among other reforms. a memorial service has been held in mali for victims of last week's violence ceremony took place at a mosque run by the influential cleric decode who has been leading the anti-government protests 11 people were killed and nearly 200 in

will not be relied on faced in bani invading force we sacrificed so much to get rid of the dictator gadhafi and now with the new take to have to the people of misrata will continue until libya becomes a civilian and democratic state. many here in misrata libya's 3rd largest city support the u.n. recognized government in tripoli which is backed by turkey they say they have there is a dictator attempting to take the country back to military rule regional and international leaders are calling for negotiations and peace talks while the german foreign minister on tuesday criticize egypt's plan to do so broad it's not clear yet if president sisi will intervene in libya by sending troops but many here say if he does the only escalate the conflict and further destabilize the country now it's right now al-jazeera misrata. a wrong supreme leader says terror will not interfere in relations between iraq and the u.s. but as ayatollah ali hominidae warned that the u.s. is an enemy and doesn't want an independent iraq lexer brun reports. iraqi prime minister to me is the 1st official iran's supreme leader

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a bubble so when the united states and several of our western allies decided to overthrow moammar gadhafi in libya and -- there was a mastiff wave of illegal immigration into europe. one thing affects the. other the swift people's part in switzerland, been in government in 1999, became the lead party in switzerland because we started -- kosovo refugees caused a backlash. in the out you have a situation when it comes to crime -- the problem with -- when it comes to immigration we have very, very, very little data. in a nation like denmark someone is a -- in the united states we -- very, very hard to understand. noncitizens are unpresented in certain crimes like in murder but are overrepresented in many, many crimes like identity theft and drug crimes. >> just legalize drugs. >> being a libertarian and get drugged out. i think the problem is really that when it comes to illegal immigration is that 1986 ronald reagan and then was supposed to stop. supposed to have an answer, and we -- the institutions fought against it. one big government which said, this works in our favor, these people sho

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like libya which thanks to hillary and obama, they assassinated the dictator olivia, gadhafi, and it was immediately taken over by terrorists. the idea was this was a temporary ban and the idea was to bar -- i don't know what the term is anymore, migrants or immigrants from countries that couldn't that dim. that is, those governments cannot be trusted -- them. to verify whether these people were terrorists or criminals or what have you so simple credential safety measure for americans. they resisted. it was already in full force. they had demonstrations in airports. they got friendly judges to file injunctions against the trump temporary measure. when i say they, the democratic party and its leadership lied saying this was an anti-muslim ban. where 57 muslim countries made the famous -- the entire media course overlooked saying they were 57 states. he he was thinking of muslim states, not in the united states. the our 57 muslim countries and only six band. better yet, the list of the six, seven and 1. was taken from the obama administration who administered the same van with no oppos

>>gadhafi and tells kron 4 news at united did not warn him, either verbally by email or text in advance to expect a pre pandemic set up with seating so he got up got out and rented a car instead to get to los angeles. he says he wishes he knew beforehand so that the time it took to find out what the flight would be like could have been used instead on that drive down l a s byatt that sleeve. >>i'd rather just leave it like yesterday. we can we can we can you can reschedule your another flight so make walkout. >>and then i saw the lady at the front and then she's a what about the first class is it my first classes. shoulder surely, it's fully booked. >>united airlines reps shared their seeding policies saying for a regularly scheduled flights that are expected to be fairly full. we're also letting customers change their flight with no change fee or receive a travel credit for their trip. we do our best to contact passengers about 24 hours before departure time. so they can decide before you arrive at the airport. please note the number of travelers on each flight may change, but again th

for the residents of misrata so fierce fighting in the revolution that led to the fall of moammar gadhafi in 2011 but since then the former rebel stronghold has been untouched by the warring sides enjoying relative stability and economic growth it's a rare glimpse of the potential libya has if and when the fighting eventually ends traynor al-jazeera misrata time to get an update on all the sports news with andy thank you so much formula one world champion lewis hamilton was unable to set a time a 2nd practice ahead of the hungaroring grand prix heavy rain frustrating hamilton he was stuck in the garridge in the afternoon having impressed during the 1st practice sessions took place in relatively dry conditions for sebastian vettel went quickest in the wet but it's the miss a nice pair of hamilton and valtteri bottas who lead the championship standings heading into this 3rd rice of the seas. the car is perfect and no drive is perfect and what we do is just try to continue to build on that solid foundation that we have so you know it is a great car but we still are learning about it we're st

long until trump coasts down pennsylvania avenue on top of a tank in a mouse suit and a bunch of gadhafirves what we're seeing now is part the result of a cult-like political ideology that venerates violence and briefly elevated an authoritarian strongman who openly fantasizes about armed conflict for as long as he's been a public figure, trump has also been an armchair thug who glorifies violence for example, and this is a true story, trump used to fast forward through [ bleep ] jean-claude van damme movies so he could just watch the violent parts without any plot a "new yorker" writer who traveled with trump on his plane in the '90s wrote that he brought along "michael," a recent release, but 20 minutes after popping it into the vcr, he got bored and switched to an old favorite, a jean-claude van damme slugfest called "bloodsport" which he pronounced an incredible, fantastic movie by assigning to his son the task of fast forwarding through all the plot exposition trump's goal being to get this two-hour movie down to 45 minutes he eliminated any lulls between the nose-hammering, kidney-

it was fierce fighting in the revolution that led to the fall of moammar gadhafi in 2011 but since then the former rebel stronghold has been untouched by the warring sides and drawing road to stability and economic growth it's a rare glimpse of the potential libya has if and when the fighting eventually end. trainer. misrata police in southwest iran have dispersed protesters angry at the ailing economy and the death sentences for 3 demonstrators in similar unrest last year security forces fired tear gas in the city of. new access was disrupted those demonstrators shared videos of that rally online judges on tuesday up held the execution of 3 men arrested last year. a government appointed commission in india says police failed to protect muslims during riots earlier this year 53 people mostly muslim were killed and many injured in the worst violence in delhi for decades mosques and religious schools were attacked during the protests against india's citizenship law critics said the law was discriminatory and flats the secular constitution so it's come from the delhi minorities commission