well good evening to you and to your viewers first of all we all these talks all this incitement came because of the the syrian crisis and what's happened in the whole oh i don't think now there is a quite a lot of incitement there fabricated this massacres i'm not saying the massacres the take place but yes it took place in the area where it's completely under the control of those governments what is so-called rebel so-called the syrian free army we know there is other groups who has alliance to jihadist to sell a feast to. kind of maybe but. they are they are quite. i mean they are supplied with. money they have borders open was lebanon they have borders open with turkey so they are doing what ever there was coming and going out there trying to. what to call it raise the pressure on syria before the visit of coffee or not so the situation in syria. we see this type of situation before before the security council meeting when russia and china use the veto we've seen it in every meeting it takes place or was so-called friends of syria or before with league they push through those mass

either he would succeed in this scheme of a small gore ail band inciting this war of liberation or hering on the great conflict that he believed was necessary to extinguish slavery. in that sense, i think he was triumphant. he saw where this was leading, that only bloodshed could end this, and that he would spark this either by a successful guerrilla campaign or by an unsuccessful one that so shocked the nation and stirred the conscience of anti-slavery northerners that, you know, a great war would result. it didn't happen exactly in those terms, but in that sense he succeeded. >> so it begs the question, what do you think would have happened if he had not planned the raid, failure or success, and under any definition with the rest of the american history? >> all right. >> it's one of those great what ifs. i've toyed with it. again we can't know, obviously. you can have lots of fun with this. you can't be wrong. in my own view abraham lincoln would not have been elected president, which was the final spur to cessation and then civil war. i think john brown's raid and lincoln's electio

moscow at an anti-government rally with a number of opposition leaders arrested after apparently inciting crowds to define police orders to move. next door we explore the connection between big bucks and the drive for revolution around the globe as we talk to author and war correspondent chris hedges. chris hedges is an american author journalist former war correspondent and respected expert on middle east politics the pulitzer prize winner is also a man who is suing the us president and secretary of defense will be talking about that and a range of other issues as mr hedges joins me now for a one on one interview thank you very much for sitting down with r.t. sure we have seen a lot of violence and instability over the past couple of years the arab spring foreign intervention in libya uncontrollable debt problems and riots in the u.s. and throughout europe threats of global recession how do you think these political and economic crises feed off of one another and keep that momentum going well it's all the same crisis which is the collapse of globalization it doesn't work anymore and it m

headz saying, he doesn't want to incite islamic extremists. we're not that way.ar prior. so now, i guess he's willing to incite and immediately, as soon as he left afghanistan, the taliban responded and seven people died eye am not blaming the president for t. i don't want to you misunderstand. but that was his fear a year ago, but what changed. >> what changed, he is in a dead-even race to get re-elected. he has to do anything to get re-elected. at the end of the day here, if you try to politicize your military, you are taking great, great advantage of the greatest men and women we have ever had fighting for us. this country was built on the backs of our military. this is something the country, unlike vietnam and past wars, the american public has a great love and respect. they may be war fatigued and what have you, but at the end of the day, when this president or romney want to give credit, fight for our men and women and fight these defense cuts that are coming, which will basically put us in extremely bad shape. >> sean: what changed a year ago? a year ago,

moscow led an anti-government rally with a number of opposition leaders are arrested after apparently inciting crowds to define police orders to move. socialist francois. hollande france's presidential election beating incumbent nicolas sarkozy with fifty one percent of the vote to become the country's first socialist president in seventeen years. and a leading human rights activist from by her reign is arrested just days before r t is to air his interview with the chilean songs in which he spoke of the violent crackdown on protesters in his home country. and up next as promised we talked to alter and war correspondent chris hedges with thinks there is no point and pushing for the toppling of syria's president assad when there's no organized opposition in the country. chris hedges is an american author journalist former war correspondent and respected expert on middle east politics the pulitzer prize winner is also a man who is suing the us president and secretary of defense will be talking about that and a range of other issues as mr hedges joins me now for a one on one interview thank you ve

moscow right now government rally with a number of opposition leaders arrested after apparently inciting crowds of police orders to move in the last few minutes you can see there alexina the. taken off by the police out there really they were trying to encourage them to sit in there until quote putin goes we're going. to elaborate on that little bit later he's a correspondent on the scene other stories we're following incumbent nicolas sarkozy and rival from swallowing face off in from says presidential election the end of a bitter battle that could redefine the country's role on the world stage other stories are leading human rights activists from bahrain is arrested days before he is to where is interview with julian assange to which he spoke of the violent crackdown on protesters in his home country you can keep abreast of everything that's happening in moscow of course as i mentioned there we go there live feed of what's happening now a square at r.t. dot com we're continuing to feature those pictures from that camera that vantage point ok no next we explore the connection between bi

headz saying, he doesn't want to incite islamic extremists. we're not that way.e year prior. so now, i guess he's willing to incite and immediately, as soon as he left afghanistan, the taliban responded and seven people died eye am not blaming the president for t. i don't want to you misunderstand. but that was his fear a year ago, but what changed. >> what changed, he is in a dead-even race to get re-elected. he has to do anything to get re-elected. at the end of the day here, if you try to politicize your military, you are taking great, great advantage of the greatest men and women we have ever had fighting for us. this country was built on the backs of our military. this is something the country, unlike vietnam and past wars, the american public has a great love and respect. they may be war fatigued and what have you, but at the end of the day, when this president or romney want to give credit, fight for our men and women and fight these defense cuts that are coming, which will basically put us in extremely bad shape. >> sean: what changed a year ago? a year a

basically inciting violence against people's own children.. >> the other thing that is fascinating to me, the way that people--they get so worked up over gender identity. you know as if the boundaries of man hold and western civilization is going to crumble unless every man is willing to punch each other over nothing basically. the idea that that is a reasonable way we should behave. it indicates the right-wing's political strategies as we've been following all week. this hyper aggressive magazine mass could youmasculinity. >> you have five kids, right? >> yes, i do. >> what would you do if one of them came home and said, dad i'm gay. >> well, we would have a conversation about it. i doubt that would happen with my children as we are teaching them the right ways they are to interact as human beings. >> now, tony perkins is with the family research council so it's unsurprising that he would say something like that. but i love it. i love how people become gay because they didn't get the right parenting. >> that was tony perkins trying to sell h

four incitement and to turn people against the syrian government and to turn the public opinion or the international public opinion against the syrian government. and as the strife in syria drags on the rebels are getting strong support from lebanon everything from medical treatment to weapons and salties their financial reports it's not just profit driving the daily and deadly trade in guns a seller shows off his goods. this is five thousand dollars and this is thirteen hundred eighteen hundred and two thousand the seven machine guns between two and a half and three thousand u.s. parks shaadi not his real name also has rocket propelled and hand grenades which he showed me in private people come in contact me every day we have a revolution next door. we're talking shop his garage in tripoli lebanon syrian rebels are his major clients are very popular but recently they're looking for a really heavy stuff we buy from house and they're ours and resell they have a nerve and they're getting it for free as iran makes their entire story. it'll take no more than ten hours for this shot he says

suspected of committing a number of crimes punishable by law and he's now being held on charges of inciting and taking part in a legal demonstrations and should be remembered now be all right jobs position has landed him in a number of made in the target even of the bahraini authorities before because he is a highly prominent activist there and also one of the most vocal outspoken critics of the country's ruling family and that's really what makes this next episode you enough time to show so significant because this is thought to be. the last interview before his latest arrest now is considered one of the heroes of the first protests that took place in bahrain last february he's now got over one hundred forty thousand followers on twitter because he's the head of the bahraini center for human rights and he's really the driving force behind the mass demonstrations that we're still seeing in the streets of bahrain despite a government ban on on public protests there since it became known that he was appearing on sanjay and that's that's what he elaborates on in this next episode when i said i

to be incited to that fervor. >> thank you. i called on five people. stand up. >> i was the next one. >> go right ahead, sir. >> one question each, remember. >> i'm about the oldest one in this room who has been involved in the movement. amos brown. jackson, mississippi, got involved when i was 15 years old. let me say quickly to the young people. don't glorify the civil rights movement. only 3% of the black churches, according to a study that was done were involved. it was just a handful of ralph abernathys, so let us stop glorifying the civil rights movement. because many of those churches told us, don't come in here with that civil rights message. we are dealing with the gospel. that's reality check number one. number two, in 1901, the president of arkansas baptist college delivered the commencement address and said there's too much crime in our community. and you young men must not make the street corner your resting place. 1901. 1820, when j. mercer langston left virginia and went up to your state, madam chair, you know what was said? a black brot

that might incite injury. >> absolutely. >> some rules are okay.from harming other people with right to exercise right to free speech but if they don't harm other people and certainly broadcasting on the airwaves does not, it shouldn't be regulated. >> if we have censorship in academic journals, at what people will learn to fight back if we don't give them practice in school? >> they don't anymore of them get personally offend and sue in my experience. it's a good question. we could use more real debate in school and more sense there are legitimate arguments that need to be had and not every answer i feel this or i feel that. >> john: i feel our next questioner. >> there has been a lot of debate where the united states falls on educating our students compared to the rest of the world. right now we're ranked 23rd in the world. >> john: out of something 40 industrialized countries. >> what does it say when we can't even debate what students are learning or discussing if we can't debate that and merit of it when we are ranked 23rd. >> we are ranked fi

that might incite injury. >> absolutely. >> some rules are okay.d from harming other people with right to exercise right to free speech but if they don't harm other people and certainly broadcasting on the airwaves does not, it shouldn't be regulated. >> if we have censorship in academic journals, at what people will learn to fight back if we don't give them practice in school? >> they don't anymore of them get personally offend and sue in my experience. it's a good question. we could use more real debate in school and more sense there are legitimate arguments that need to be had and not every answer i feel this or i feel that. >> john: i feel our next questioner. >> there has been a lot of debate where the united states falls on educating our students compared to the rest of the world. right now we're ranked 23rd in the world. >> john: out of something 40 industrialized countries. >> what does it say when we can't even debate what students are learning or discussing if we can't debate that and merit of it when we are ranked 23rd. >> we are ranked

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do you have any incite in to what he believes the world should look like and why are we an enemy?er underestimate the power of faith. faith is an incredibly strong driver. when omar converted to islam, he found -- found his path and he was always -- before he converted a very committed person. that was part of his personality. he -- if he was going to do something, he wanted to be the best at it so now he is going to be a jihadiist, and he wants to be the best. >> he write about soccer games and his parents in alabama what is evil about that such that now he is a wanted terrorist? >> i think that's what is such a fascinating window in to who are these people that are out to destroy america? or people that we refer to as terrorists. and this is one of the first times that we have somebody that looks like us that is doing this. there are lots of terrorists in the world, but they are always aligned with a different country, and this is somebody who comes from our country. >> any incite into why he is now on the run from his own group? >> you know, it's all been a little bit vague, ex

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they were arrested and charged with inciting a riot and disorderly conduct at a recent jobs march. the video shows the rest after police told protesters to clear the streets do you can see that the police used pepper spray as they got him to the ground and handcuffed him. he says he was not fighting the officers, but the police office -- the police department is standing in get -- standing by the action of the officers. >> officers arrived to try to get them settled and on to decide what. >> i covered my face. i was not resisting arrest, i was just landing, and they kept on spraying me. >> he says he plans to file internal affairs complaint on the officers with the backing of a group called the justice for trayvon martin committee. >> political consultant on trial for the robocalls and the 2010 election says he has been thrown under the bus by the former campaign above early. jayne miller is live at the mid to courthouse with details for us. >> julius henson is charged with election law fraud, but in his most extensive comments today since being charged in the case, he said all he

the goal to remove demonstrators police identify as troublemakers before they incite larger crowds and there are two cases of seem teams moving to remove people. this man was daysed. and there is a large group surrounding police spraying one officer with paint. >> we have gone through some crowds reforms and reformed crowd management and some of the reforms we've used today. >> earlier after they entered one bank through papers in the air a row of officers were deployed at 19th to head off trouble there. and uniformed officers lined front doors of city hall. there is another point there is a big armored vehicle pushing demonstrators out of the intersection. saying there is so much force on display. >> te plan to turn this into violence? i know that we're going defend ourselves. we're not a violent group. the cops are a very, very violent group. >> that is a live look. it's peaceful and without giving numbers we're told that oakland police have every available officer on duty today and have called for mutual aid. union city and california patrol and as far as i'm told so far those outsi

. >> and does -- >> to incite the two bases and their phony votes. >> nothing will happen.but we do have in store european style austerity, having sequester coming so spending cuts, with huge tax increases on top of them, unless something is done. and i wouldn't be so sure obama will veto a deal if he lose the election, the entire political environment will be different and what you want is not -- >> i didn't state a deal. if there's a deal, that's another story. >> if romney wins, congress will do something, some holding action, that is congenial to what he wants to do. the brit al environment will change. and what you want to do is sensible tax system, lower rates, less deductions and less loopholes, spending some reasonable prudent spending restraints, and then reforming entitlements over the long- term. you want to do what paul ryan and mitt romney are talking about. >> you think this electioneering is dangerous in view of the eurozone and china faltering a little? >> china faltering a lot. euro zone on the edge of a cliff with a very high probable. >> except germany. >

police at an anti-government rally with a number of opposition leaders arrested after apparently inciting crowds to defy police orders to move. incumbent nicolas sarkozy on rival francois hollande face off in france is a presidential election the end of a bitter battle that could redefine the country's role on the world stage. and a leading human rights activist from bahrain is arrested days before r.t.d. is to air his interview with julian assaults in which he spoke of the violent crackdown on protesters in his own country.

. >> what are some examples of government to incite? >> a lot of examples of government in sight. the best example is the u.s. postal service. this size of the u.s. postal service absolutely dwarfs who infringe postal service to allow british postal service. index, in the 1830's caught stunned that indies american with people are better informed than in cities in france. they were getting the news carried by the u.s. postal service. in next question the dough is too light didn't americans balk if we don't like government alike invincible government? how can we except that the u.s. full-service. for a couple of reasons. first, the postal service was laundered, if you will, through local officials. the local processor, the person sitting in the store who collected the no unsold the steps was of the relative of the person in a keep little party. they connected to those locally based political parties. so it was a very much a joint operations with the local officials. even though the funding for this was coming from the national government. second, we have used a lot of contractors. w

moscow an anti-government rally with a number of opposition leaders are arrested after apparently inciting grounds to defy the police orders to move. socialist francois hollande her as warm front of the presidential election beating in a comment made proceed with fifty one percent of vote to become the country's first socialist president in seventeen years. and a leading human rights activist from pop brain is arrested days before r t as to airing his interview with julie of the song in which he spoke of the violent crackdown on protesters this country. up next our special report exploring a very individual community that lives in a place called. you cannot run but it. it's easy to look out in society it's easy to look out at what's going on in politics or society and say well i don't like that like i want to protest against that or you know some political decision or whatever you know whatever happens there's things that it's good to you know the easy to identify a protest against but but there's got to be a flip side to say well here's what you're against but then what are you in favor o

he denies using his newspaper crossword to incite the murder of hugo chavez's brother. tell us more. >> this puzzle was published a little bit earlier this week and went without comment until a presenter on state television drew attention to it. he said there was certain words that were answers that included kill the mother was a word for gunfire, then the was the name of the president's brother. this is the spanish brother of the word. this is a relatively common name. he had mathematicians and psychologists look at this and they concluded that this was a coded message calling for the assassination of the president's brother. >> this is where the of a spy novel, but is this just an indication of the political tensions at the moment? >> i guess so. he denies he had any political intentions. he did comply with intelligence agencies. as far as we know, the case has gone no farther than that. the measure of tension in the country, there have been comments traded back and forth on both sides of the political divide suggesting there are plans afoot by various factions to dis

he's accused of inciting demonstrators to enter prohibited areas during a rally. anwar denies the charges. the huge rally calling for political reforms was held in the malaysian capital on april 28th. tens of thousands of people clashed with police leading to more than 500 arrests. malaysia has been ruled by the same national front coalition eever since the country's independence. but they face growing dissatisfaction among the public who are calling for electoral reform. the ruling coalition lost nearly 30% of its seats during the previous election in 2008. anwar has faced prosecution at least twice before but has always said the charges were politically motivated. >>> from one opposition leader facing trial, to another. this time set free. sri lanka's former chief of staff was released from jail on monday. it follows pressure from the united states which considered him a political prisoner. nhk world reports. >> reporter: he was released and was met with cheers from a crowd of supporters. >> translator: we are committed to establish a nation where people are hap

in moscow and tea government rally with a number of opposition leaders arrested after apparently inciting crawled to defy police orders to move. up next on our t.v. our special report on the impact of u.s. military bases all over the world on the lives of people in the countries that host them stay with us for that. is this place. well how they get the money to make them and who's giving it and. to protect us from. these are all questions that somebody like obama should butt out. it just didn't happen. it was designed. and those bases just came along like you know some terrible cancer. when you see how much money is at stake in in the operations that go on every day it's phenomenal the number of flights to take off from kadena air force base every single day involved just that one base in that one country on one day one have been fault thousands of gallons of jet fuel. repair and maintenance and parts for those aircraft the rationale for these bases is that they're continually practicing and training and using the equipment and then running the personnel through their paces and and feedin

moscow at a anti-government rally with a number of opposition leaders arrested after apparently inciting crowds to define police orders to move. up next on our t.v. our special report on the impact of u.s. military bases all over the world on the lives of people in the countries that host them stay with us for the. beginning in the 1980's the belief is slowly taking over the world that mere liberal globalisation with its built in self regulating mechanisms would finally do away with old institutions like the state and the military and would assure the planet into an era of relative peace and prosperity free trade will bring on the great depression nine eleven and the current economic crisis have shown that belief to be largely a myth. but many signs were already there markets have always relied on state power and military might. america's transformation from republic to economic superpower following world war two was accompanied by the creation of a global network of military bases unlike any other in history. according to the pentagon's base structure report today these amount to seven

the last few hours government rally with a number of opposition leaders arrested after apparently inciting crowds of defiant police orders to. other headlines. and rival. often france's presidential election the end of a bitter battle that could redefine the country's role in the world stage. and human rights activist from bahrain is arrested just days before his interview with which he spoke of a violent crackdown on protesters in his home country. up next part two of a special report got lined up feuds night revealing the hidden strategies behind hundreds of the u.s. military bases around the world. this place who owns general electric they make out of bombs well how they get the money to make them and who's giving it and why to protect us from. these are all questions that somebody like obama should have been out. it just didn't happen. it was designed. and those bases just came along like you know some terrible cancer . when you see how much money is at stake and in the operations that go on every day it's phenomenal the number of flights to take off from kadena air force base every si

. >> translator: it was inappropriate for the philippines to incite its people to hold the rally. this will only complicate and worsen the situation. >> reporter: the governments of both nations claim the shoal and are refusing to be the first to put out their boats. the standoff has virtually escalated to be a lateral confrontation intended to save face. with no breakthrough in sight, public frustration in the two nations is only growing. kathleen ocampo, nhk world, manila. >>> a last minute political effort is under way in greece. the socialist party is trying to avoid another parliamentary election by forming a coalition government with a wide range of parties. the socialist pasok party is the latest to try its hand at forging a coalition. leader evangelos venizelos turned to the head of the democratic left party. the democratic left offered to cooperate on condition austerity measures are gradually eased and the coalition is open to participation by a broader range of parties. meanwhile, the largest new democracy party has expressed its intention to join the coalition if the s

the conditions that led to 14 years of civil still exist and in society could be exploited again to inciteiolence. that is one of the reasons why the government of liberia has asked to be praised on the agenda of the peace building commission. and that country is one of the si