>>ghana has started pumping its first commercial oil. it is the largest offshore discovery in africa in the past decade. at the center of this new industry is the once sleepy port. oil fever is now starting to transform the city. >> these men fish in the same way their fathers and grandfathers did. but over the horizon, and they cannot see is bringing change. >> we know there is a lot of oil out there, but no one has told us how much. we don't know yet what it will mean for us. >> but here in the closest port, people already calling this the oil city. it is the hub for a brand-new industry. some local businesses are starting to thrive. many companies are making equipment for the oil companies. >> i think it is a god-given opportunity to come out of poverty and unemployment. those guys on the oil rig will eat, drinkwater, and will be transported and will sleep in hotels. >> that is something the city badly needs. these trains have not moved in years. the sleeping cars are home to squatters. after the trains stopped coming, many businesses

officials but it seems that the american people are speaking loud and clear and they want out of an ghana stamp and yet there's new numbers out today that show that u.s. support for the longest war in our history is now the lowest ever in fact almost two thirds of americans say the afghan effort is not worth the fight we're here to make us help us make sense of all this is gentle america he is the founder of veterans for rethinking afghanistan and our team thank you so much for being here and so you know aside from convincing lawmakers that everything's ok and hey give us more money in afghanistan part of the job ahead of petraeus is to really convince the american people that we should remain here at a time when they don't want to why are we still in afghanistan. we're in still in afghanistan because president obama doesn't know how to control the pentagon. we should have paid attention from would president bush this enormous leadership step between president bush had had wolfowitz had cheney had rumsfeld had these washington national security elite he couldn't control the pentagon would

and sudan, nigeria or ghana. >> who is helping them and what sort of help are they getting? >> the world health organization and iom for migration. but i get the feeling that they've probably underestimated the number of people that are still coming to the border. one of the officials for migration admitted that russians were given out to people just a few days ago, but they weren't enough. they thought everyone had got out, or they completely underestimated its. you get the feeling that the international organizations are concentrating on the western side rather than this particular border. they are going straight to libya, by passing these migrants that are stranded, hungry, and cold. >> have they told you anything about what they have seen? most ofseem very calm, them sleeping on the ground. the anchor really boils out not just from one particular nationality, but they are blinded by this year. -- fear. some of them are very angry at the way they were treated by libyans that mistook them for mercenaries. a man was complaining to us about libyans dressing up like a black a

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. -- ghana. who is here, -- w.h.o. is here, the world health organization. the problem underestimated the number of people still coming to the board -- order. one of the officials from the international organization for migration admitted that russians -- that brushes were given out to people a few days ago, but there were not enough. they are expecting people to come to the eastern border because they thought everyone had gotten out, or the completely underestimated it. at the same time, you get the feeling that international organizations are concentrating on the western side, the tunisian and libyan border, rather than this particular border. all the aid convoys are going straight into libya, bypassing migrants who are stranded, hungry, cold, and exhausted. >> do not forget there is plenty more libya coverage online at the bbc news website. you will find the latest background from our correspondents in the region. do have a look. two u.s. airmen have been killed and another two injured by a gunman who opened fire on a bus at frankfurt airport. german poli

still, this man from ghana says he's in a better place than his colleagues left in libya. >> i don't know what happen to them next. every day there is different problem, every day. >> reporter: we're about three miles from the libyan border, this is the oldest and the biggest of the camps. today there are about 25,000 people here, and increasingly there are signs that their stays are going to last longer than just a few days. bulldozers today cleared more land for tents that sleep ten people each. busloads of bangladeshis arrived this morning. their passports carried by this tunisian military officials. how long will it be before -- >> there's no news. no news. don't know when they will go back home. >> reporter: u.s. military planes brought in aid and today took 312 refugees home to egypt. volunteers say much more is needed. >> people are taking from themselves now and giving to these people, but it's not enough. we need more help. >> reporter: help they all need. >> we want to go home, we want to return to our country. how can we get our country? please help us. >> reporter: to com

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senator has asked for more money to fund a ward of ghana stand a spy the embarrassing revelation that lawmakers were manipulated by the military to do so karl levin also suggest leaving a power vacuum in the troubled country something that mistakes made when the soviets pulled out thirty years ago but archie's military contributor says the two situations are starkly different. thirty years ago this soviet army successful it accomplished one of its main mission to build up their professional afghan armed forces and you know why because we have their military officer score there was something to die for for their own country for their own peers and for their own armed forces unlike this so it will iterate campaign the current american mission in afghanistan has nothing to offer neither to have a good officers or nor to afghan people with large why because the whole american experience in afghanistan is only about profiteering whether it's for consultant vultures or for the private contractors or for the drug lords in essence the whole american campaign in afghanistan has nothing to do g

leaders also the prove and corporation between russia and the coalition forces when it comes to of ghana's stand and the u.s. military presence in that country so a lot of progress but still of course a lot of work to be done both men actually spoke of possibly. relinquishing of these a regime between their two countries. it would be. russia u.s. relationship if we work for. the u.s. and russia. and russia. are feeling pretty good but mostly the talks were just business there is a lot of business of course potentially for the two sides to investigate and invest and that is exactly what joe biden was doing here in moscow. hearings will soon be underway in the u.s. congress over the radicalization of american muslims are being led by homeland security chairman peter king who says there are vital to the protection of the nation but as are his marine important i reports congressman king wasn't always so negative toward the muslim community. on friday. a familiar sound of worship echoes from the islamic center of long island. zero zero it's a place of prayer education and community service for

didn't want the united states to step into the trap the cia played against the soviet union in their ghana stay when the short term regime change operation conducted by the soviet union later evolved into the full scale counterinsurgency for almost ten years anybody knows anything about the law of unintended consequences and especially in the context of the cold war a most successful operation against the soviet union in afghanistan it is him robert gates as the former chief of central intelligence agency. oh all the way at this hour archie takes an in-depth look at the struggle between jews and muslims and living side by side in hebron where the city is the a largest in the west bank and home to over one hundred sixty thousand palestinians and five hundred israeli settlers our special report focuses on the old quarter where palestinians lives are heavily restricted and many are being driven from their homes. we hear it because our cash out states. that god promised them this milind belongs to. will if they are still going to be thinking the. gold chosen people will believe that god is rea

three point seven percent as the company confirmed it encountered a major light oil field offshore ghana. and the russian markets are continuing their rise trucking in asian games and as oil prices of pushing up energy shares the r.t.s. crossed the psychological benchmark of two thousand points during the first ten minutes of thursday's trade it is now gaining one point four percent on the my success point seven percent on the rise. but it's have a look at some individual share moves in russia. showed up more than four percent in morning trading on the news that francisco child is buying a stake in the russian gas major home whether quick profit taking has early gains drained the shares down one percent anti-world prices are backing investor interest in energy shares more than two percent and severus dollars is one percent higher on the mises that's after news that russia's biggest still make up. agreed to sell three of its five based unprofitable still plans to run through group investors also largely ignored the company's fourth quarter twenty ton loss or more than three hundred fifty

weapons to another rebel band with an unclear identity simply because of who they're fighting against ghana shekau r t washington d.c. and nathan sassaman author and a former troop commander in iraq says there's no way the united states or anyone else can predict the consequences of supporting rebels in libya. there's going to be a period of time really trying to figure out you know who's in charge who's really genuine who's really interested in the goals of the future of libya and then who's really corrupted now. and you're not going to gain that from bombing them from twenty thousand feet above the air or less you're going to only gain out from from boots on the ground you know really people are not stupid and i could be just really it would be really good for for our government and our leaders to just come out and say we want the leader of libya out of power whether he's captured whether he's killed whether he's sent into exile but that's really what we want we want regime change and we're entering a revolution that we know very little about and we don't know what be careful what comes o

first of all american partners as well as sa the nato members that only the military operation of ghana stand. which is not supported by other means will not bring any tangible results we recall always experience of the soviet union and everybody in the world believed that soviet union made everything wrong from its misunderstanding and so there were a lot of incorrect things about why the world is special in that part of the world but in the world and i've got this that doesn't concede then look into the pause a thief results or solve it in all of them got us and what i mean i mean economy i mean a culture i mean social affairs where the soviet union contribute to a lot and as a practical result. let's compare when sorry if you don't was roll through hoops. regime a president legible love could stand alone against or all the world of mujahedeen the for almost three years i'm not sure that the current regime will be able to believe it's sort of the same that's. historical from all of those correct made by the soviet union and that's why we appealed to our partners to look into this stor

it follows nato's apology a day earlier for killing nine children have ghana stand on preliminary alliance the poor souls the boys all under age of twelve were gathering firewood one day were targeted airstrike overall estimates suggest nato campaign in the country has caused over nine thousand civilian deaths since two thousand and one political activist holden's always says innocent afghans are becoming mere statistics and america's so-called war on terror. it's very difficult to translate these apologies into into really meaningful. things to victims' families these are casualties that have been happening for too many years and there are too many civilian casualties the people of afghanistan the civilians are the victims of both the nature of civilian casualties that the terrorists the problem with suicide bombings and with. targeting of civilians. areas and the people on its own are tired of both the hearts of the people of afghanistan or in the hands of. improv but then players and players they need financial community and one player is the afghan government and both players are incom

forces had captured a number of foreigners in a raid on a mosque you see if it came from egypt algeria ghana stench that they had in alcohol and with things we've heard the same message coming out of the country's foreign minister in this new circumstance he firmly blamed foreign elements for what was happening he also said that the country would welcome some kind of international investigation that would determine that even effect weather facts and also said that the libyan army the libyan forces had acted and continue to act well in the north saying that they had not shot industry minutely and people have a listen in an exclusive interview he gave to our. own or model of it's clear that it's a well prepared plot the proof is that this group has contacts with great powers and is supported by them first of all by britain which is a trial by the oil reserves so the u.k. has been several visits. and offered help the same situation is that france and the u.s. great powers compete for the right to own oil darkseid and gold resources and this rivalry going on your vision. well some european count

suggestions america has asked saudi arabia to weapons to opposition fighters well let's get the latest from ghana just you can our chief correspondent in washington d.c. now. what does the u.s. stand to gain or indeed lose in libya why is the administration pushing so hard for change when elsewhere it is quite happy to let events run their course. bogo first of all as you just mentioned president obama said military involvement in libya is possible he did not rule it out but it did not specify whether he was talking about direct or indirect involvement the u.s. has reportedly asked saudi arabia if it can supply weapons to the rebels in being gal's eat the saudis of have been told that the owners of. tank rockets and mortars those of you as a priority to hold off attacks by khadafi armor and ground to air missiles to shoot down his fighter bombers the situation in libya is critical as it is with hundreds of people bad and with gadhafi saying he will not be he will fight until the last man standing and this reported arm supplied that could come from the saudis upon the request of the united states

the peaceful nuclear cooperation agreement much deeper collaboration on iran on north korea on a ghana's stance that is what both sides describe as. the reset. well there's been an explosion on a railroad and russia southern republic of the biggest star authorities say seventy five carriage air freight train was passing when the device equivalent to three kilos of t.n.t. was detonated no casualties were reported and the train managed to stay on the tracks police are now investigating russia's volatile north caucasus has witnessed a series of militant attacks recently despite increased efforts to tackle terrorism . well hearings will soon get underway in the u.s. congress over the radicalization of american muslims are being led by homeland security chairman peter king who says they are vital to protect the country but it's art he's killing for reports critics say there are disturbing parallels to america's notorious political good chance of the one nine hundred fifty s. . during america's second red scare this was the accusation to answer. that rather than me the dumbest but today it's t

three point seven percent as the company confirms it encounters a major light oil filled offshore ghana. and the russian markets are continuing their rise tracking asian gains and as world prices are pushing up energy shares the archie has crossed the psychological benchmark of two thousand points and is now gaining one point seven percent from my six is about one percent on the rise that's now have a look at some individual show moves while the tech shares shot up more than four percent in morning trading on the vocal music but francisco child is buying a stake in the russian gas major how whether a quick profit taken has cut early gains dragging the shares down point six percent higher oil prices the backing investor interest in energy shares look well is up more than two percent silver star is cent higher on the my six and that's after new . that's russia's biggest still make it a group to sell three of its five u.s. based on profitable still plans to run a vast as also largely ignored it companies fourth quarter twenty ten loss of more than three hundred fifty million dollars silver

weapons to another rebel band with an unclear identity simply because of who they're fighting against ghana check on r t washington d.c. . and while the u.s. has bogged down in libya american billionaire as we hear watching their wealth rise a couple of hours from now on our team financial analyst most college mistakes you heard to dig into the week's financial scandals including the one. average american lost twenty three percent of their net wealth. forbes wealthiest list reflects changes in the global economy and the wealth of the world's billionaires was up twenty five percent in the same time that the wealth of the american population was down twenty three percent yeah yeah it's a kleptocracy you see normally capitalism is about risk reward risk reward winners and losers like this you see this is this is what f.d.r. guaranteed during the depression when he brought in the f.c.c. and the f.b.i. seeing all the reforms like classical but the last twenty five years thanks to j.p. morgan goldman sachs we have something like this we call you. back to the news now in japan work at the damage f

transit up military hardware and personal ghana stand through the russian territories there are some pretty cheap and very sensitive issues at the moment on the table like we sold to france and europe but it seems that it's one of the only remaining between moscow and washington ok well thank you very much for that update r.t. if you go through the integral reporting from the russian capital. our political analysts troitsky joins me to talk more about joe biden's visit thank you very much for joining me in the studio well coming into this is washington seriously thinking of convincing moscow to change its stance towards libya what arguments could biden put forward. well i. think biden does have a mandate to negotiate some kind of coordination with more school on the situation in libya but the. white understand and i think we are not going to to go there. a few days down the road towards exactly president biden would be asking. to do with regard to libya i don't think he has a mandate to ask for russia's support for any sort of intervention into libya because there's no agreement with

a played against the soviet union in their ghana stand when the short term regime change operation conducted by the soviet union later evolved into a full scale counterinsurgency for almost ten years anybody knows anything about the law of unintended consequences and especially in the context of the cold war a most successful operation against the soviet union in afghanistan it is him robert gates as the former chief of central intelligence agency. well going to our developing story that we're covering on our t.v. japanese emergencies ministry says that one of the country's nuclear power plants might be going into a meltdown of five reactors in two plants in fukushima of a north east of the country are said to be in a state of emergency the radiation levels there are a thousand times normal after cooling systems were knocked off line of this sort this followed friday's record eight point nine magnitude earthquake and resulting tsunami well it has to be said that. the company operating those plants they operate at six in the north east they have shut down the units when the earthquake hit the

and altie where she watches shout it from me when i joined live my ghana teacher can was in washington for as well as a guy and so madam clinton was pretty harsh towards us media all the shea. well you hear here is what we have learned from hillary clinton's statement we're officially at war information war that's according to us our chrissake we by we i mean english language non us run media which provide alternative views on wold news views which often run in contrast to the coverage of events by the us mainstream media hillary clinton was the founding the department budget in front of the us foreign policy priorities committing congress she says a major reason the state department needs money is because quote we are in an information war and we are losing that war choice and among those media who are winning that war hillary clinton named r t she basically says the u.s. should step up propaganda effort and get back quote in the game of doing what we do best here is more mars billions we are engaged in an information war you know during the cold war we did a great job in getting amer

weapons to another rebel band with an unclear identity simply because of who they're fighting against ghana shekau r.t. washington d.c. . moving forward the other big concern is just who is going to train and equip and assist these rebels in terms of being able to use those weapons it's going to be the united states what is it going to be you would be empowered and what the government is saying is that if this happens this will be just one step closer to the deployment of fallen soldiers in this country as we heard in that package the american president barack obama about two to three weeks ago signed a secret order that enabled cia agents to work in this country we understand that they have been making contact with the opposition fighters have been assisting the needs determining restraints and certainly this is only in train ching foreign involvement in this country that much more. than arwa thank you for that update. of the united states has a long and mixed history of supporting rebels in internal conflicts but exulting is going to try to turn reports helping out anti government forces

article at the time or about psyops one example is senator al franken who in january last year went to ghana's then with strong doubts and criticism but came back quote feeling much better but some say the reported use of psychological tactics to influence politicians could be happening not only in afghanistan but here in washington as well there's. tends to be a belief that you can't necessarily trust what if the leaders are going to war but you can't trust the military commanders behind a war that's not really the case not the military is just as eager to step in advance. to its own benefit. like congress or alternately. now the pentagon is looking into the matter experts say they're going to try and downplay the effect of this report listen in general caldwell has already been night i've been given such orders but if troops khamenei it's going to be a for the testament to the loveliness of civilian control over the military in today's america i'm going to shut down r t russia in these. so then what do you think about this these allegations that lawmakers visiting afghanistan were the sort o

half percent as the company has confirmed it has encountered a major ally to world build offshore in ghanaand the russian markets are continuing their rise striking asian games and as world prices are pushing our energy shaz gold companies may also see some gains as prize for precious metals gets higher authority has crossed a psychological benchmark of two thousand points during the first ten minutes of thursday's trade it's now gaining one point two percent on the my sense is a point eight percent on the rights. so we have time for now you are out today joining me in less than what i was time for more business news here on r.t. and get more stories more website argy dot com slash business. to strange new currency in the public. interest russian defense for. well she needs to central russia. to come in and. make sure the original. and we're trying to be just from. the small. bush oakland shock. welcome back here's a quick look at its top stories here on our t.v. the year one is warning of a humanitarian crisis as the uprising in libya sees a least one hundred eighty thousand refugees flee

suggestions america has asked saudi arabia weapons to position fighters let's get the latest now from ghana she's artie's correspondent in washington d.c. it seems like pressure on gadhafi is mounting certainly on your side of the ocean. well bill president obama said military involvement in libya is possible he did not specify whether it was talking about direct or indirect involvement the u.s. is reportedly asked saudi arabia if it can supply weapons to rebels in benghazi the saudis have been told that the ponens of khadafi need anti-tank rockets and mortars is the first priority to hold off attacks bipedality his armor and the ground to air missiles to shoot down his fighter bombers the situation in libya is critical as it is with hundreds of people dead and with gadhafi saying he will fight until the last man standing and this recorded armed supply that could come from the saudis upon the request of the united states could inflame the situation even more it has been it has also been reported that supplies could reach within forty eight hours that we could we could be some two days away

indicate that the band of territory from benghazi over to tobruk going through the city of dharna or ghana this is an area with one of the highest densities of islamic terrorism anywhere in the world if you're looking for jihad is if you're looking for mujahideen who seems to be the world capital especially according to the us government definition of terrorism what happened was the u.s. forces back in two thousand and seven captured the al qaeda personnel files in the an area in iraq near the syrian border and what they found was in terms of terrorists per capita libya was by far the most active center for the recruitment of jihad is to go into iraq and kill the u.s. and the nato forces saudi arabia sent more individual fighters but in terms of population libya was the champion but not all of libya especially this area of benghazi and above all the city of donna donna is a town of about fifty or seventy thousand people and they were at the absolute world champion number one in the world in terms of sending terrorists into iraq and they were doing this they'd be riyadh the capital of saudi

when the attack occurred on ghana stand and later on. iraq however this isn't about playing for a single day in a single applause this is about the responsibility to guide the future of our nation in a direction where you guided away from trouble not take you into trouble and now we've been taken into trouble in iraq afghanistan and libya the cost for iraq over three trillion dollars according to joseph stiglitz and i'm going to build this for afghanistan a half a trillion dollars so we're close to ready one hundred million dollars a day from libya now we are told we don't have money for n.p.r. we don't have money for various health care services for women we don't have money for this we don't have money for that but we have panelists amounts of money for an open checkbook this is the beginning of the end of a democratic society if we continue to pursue a path of interventionism and stop and get a reality check for ourselves about what the implications of that interventionism are abroad and at home isn't there though or not though i mean

government would hope it would be but what about when you have how many of karzai the president about ghana. coming out in here you know he's not congratulating guys out forces for the fact that they're you know the the civilian deaths inflicted by them have fallen by twenty percent now quite obvious that he is rejecting a public apology by the president of the united states by general petraeus when it comes to killing nine young boys well let's not forget that in afghanistan everyone use using casualties especially civilian casualties for different political ones right the united states is very keen on showing that they're making progress in the war that they're winning hearts and minds and that this will you know that this conflict will have some kind of a constructive solution i mean karzai is very worried about his position within afghan society he's worried about being attacked by the pashtuns right right that's the base that he has to play to win to the extent that use able to be seen as protecting that constituency from the international forces he's going to play that up in civilian

saudi invented quoted order a couple of days before that can find an interview with the commander of ghana his name is her cd and he is a former u.s. p.o.w. . he's looking for flickers here to look in his own records of people who have been held by the u.s. either in in pakistan or maybe at guantanamo bay her cd was captured by the u.s. . as the jihadi was held by the u.s. and he's now the commander of donna he says you sent twenty five fighters to iraq and afghanistan how many u.s. forces did they kill those people that we're not supposed to defend and now you've made a couple different historical connection here another when you talk about president reagan arming the afghan mujahedeen you say that this is not so far off from what's going on with the rebels in libya right now i think that is coming in from at the ready coming in from egypt how about that connection and why it's significant what it's going on in yemen and it's going on in libya right now the same thing that was the u.s. is too poor to have ground troops so we can send in some air cover but the infantry of the u.s. is now a

huge problem and you mentioned pakistan what about some of our operations in ghana is that something of a president as ever seek for approval yemen is well it's it's true so wherever we go with our armed forces we are in a situation where we're expanding the united states footprint particularly in muslim nations. there are multiple. input the implications of that kind of interventionism that we will be experiencing the blowback from those interventions for many years to come the world is being made less safe but it's his global war on terror that it calls for international community to come together and you know police action that doesn't involve dropping bombs but it's being smart seeing you know who is trying to foment violence against masses of people but you know you don't you don't. buy libya in the name of saving libya. congressman i want to thank you very much for joining us now course we're all watching and it seems as if so suddenly now america's got itself involved in yet another conflict and yet another muslim country overseas like you said and hopefully. i don't even know

stunt this time trying to repair its image of ghana stan u.s. secretary of defense robert gates is in that country on a surprise visit arriving shortly after president karzai rejected an apology from the u.s. now just hours before robert gates landed in afghanistan general david petraeus said that he was sorry for the civilian attack in that country that killed nine young afghan children just a few days ago but karzai is that the apology was quote not enough so cue the u.s. secretary of defense who again apologized on behalf of the u.s. in a move that seems to have done the trick karzai and gates have since talked about everything from civilian casualties down to the drawdown of u.s. troops in afghanistan. but that does it for now for more on the stories that we cover today go to our t. dot com slash u.s.a. and of course check out our you tube page it's youtube dot com slash r t america and as always feel free to follow me on twitter as well that's the sea captain of a great night we'll see you tomorrow.

it's incredible what does stabilize mean because even though do we stabilize afghanistan no but if ghana scan doesn't do anything largely for the world afghanistan is the moon with gravity essentially what what would the middle when or the north africa in the middle east are is the world's resource to life it's the oxygen for our economies and it is a legitimate strategic interest we have one there we don't in afghanistan it does not necessarily mean occupation but it means i mean doesn't need foreign troops on the ground but making sure that all of the world has its resources to oil if we if that's what breaks off it's big problem that once again we're going to hear these terms of a limited intervention in a. take operation and no one's ever just going to tell it straight so we'll see hopefully we aren't now embroiled in another conflict for years to come not watching others it's really a quagmire as you said earlier john and i thank you so much for joining me if you ask time for a quick break when we return as past weekend workers from los angeles to london marched in the tens of thous

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ghana's honorary council at hand to explain. >> some people of authority in libya use black people forir revolution or counter revolution. this is our problem. >> reporter: a diplomat's description of colonel qaddafi using black africans as mercenaries. we met a mulatto here who said he'd personally seen four ghanaians who'd been shot dead. >> so if they see you are a black man, you are in big problem. people in libya are just hiding themselves, i mean black people. they are hiding themselves. some of them are in the desert, far away. some of them are in the bush, i mean they are in farms and gardens. and some of them are in their room. you cannot go outside. no food. no water. they are just sleeping. >> reporter: further into tunisia, evidence everywhere you look of the problem here. tented camps can take ten 10,000 or so, but there are quite simply far more people than there are tents. so transport is the solution, the only way out of this. mercifully, one of the biggest airports in tunisia is close to the border, near ajdabiya. three british charter jets began landing here today. fr