know you're going to jam i said the international i said the international criminal court which began operations in two thousand and two specifically the international criminal court has now indicted five sets of people all of them from africa and nobody else that's just a factual correction ok but all my i mean you're saying this isn't just civil war then what is it because i guess the obama administration isn't call it a war either it likes to use the term kinetic military action is that what you would call it as well what is kinetic military action. you know i haven't heard the term nato know that alludes to be honest with you but it's really imagine what it was or was it was a define it as it is. yeah go ahead but i think i think we're looking we're looking at a very different perspective i mean you can call it a civil war if you'd like to but i think. you're almost equating it to two moral equivalence to morally equal solids which is a group of the fact that there is a revolution occurring in libya and it was being suppressed with the most violent means or you know. missiles and

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and the international criminal court issues and arrest warrants for the qaddafi's accusing them of crimes against humanity pay gillies levy a leader ordered numerous attacks. civilians to suppress the unrest that's been gripping the country since february. next girl gadhafi son saif al islam tells r t that he believes a court has nothing to do with establishing justice and that's an exclusive interview here on r.t. . so far thank you very much for joining us here on r.t. well in two thousand and eight you were welcomed in london tony blair embraced your father you received a ph d. from london school of economics and now just three years on you have made to a targeted by nato missiles in your own country split by civil war why do you think has your fate turned so violently to goodness when put everybody. down for others. we heard. i mean we've got most of us from. many countries. many news from iran north korea. this is your mistake you give up your weapons of mass destruction you stop developing along greatly style as you became very friendly with the west and this that is. so whether it

the international criminal court issues arrest warrant for the khadafi claiming the libyan leader ordered attacks on civilians to suppress the ongoing civil war but in an exclusive interview to r.t. sun expects plain why he believes the court is nothing more than a hose puppet. a u.s. captain of a garza ship is arrested by a greek or therapies for trying to leave port without permission several international vessels with activists and humanitarian aid on board before stick to anchor in greece's waters following what activists believe is pressure from israel and the u.s. . why those were the main headlines you know dive into your world of sports and after all of his trash talking england's david haye crumbles when he met the big man of la yes you see rory hey he could talk the talk but it was mr who walked this fight really didn't believe in hate he kept falling down why what he said he kept slipping but you know when those big jobs are the cream. you've got a problem you know so maybe he wasn't following are slipping he was falling really and i will say you know what one cringe worthy poi

which attack us the son of the libyan leader explains why he believes the international criminal court is pious and corrupt under arrest warrant for they could down the family was . greece heard certain number of national companies on the market for the e.u. lenders to get the country back on track but the people say it's. a very warm welcome she this is live from moscow and also has raised concern over from supplying weapons to libyan rebels in those ambiguous interpretations of the un security council resolution on libya foreign minister sergei lavrov has also once again said the songlines in the syrian conflict should resolve their differences through dialogue anyway let's cross live now to our correspondent italian overcome by hughes out the foreign ministry for us. so has always been against military intervention in libya and voiced concerns over. the allies assisting one side in the conflicts. well indeed it is so and france was the first country to publicly it meet its air dropped two weapons to the libyan territory southwest of tripoli now they claim that they did it in order t

the son of the libyan leader explains why he believes the international criminal court is biased and corrupt after an arrest warrant from the dumphy family was issued. greece puts a number of national companies on the market but even then just to get the country back on track the people say it's a sellout and. who are the government accountable trade on your own american citizens he was born right here on american soil you this is a damn shame the f.b.i. sting operation sees three men each get twenty five years behind bars raising questions about u.s. tactics and fighting only grown terror. around the world and around the clock with world news and much more this is r.t. moscow has raised concern over france's admission that its military supplied weapons to rebels in libya russia's foreign minister said the move could be seen as a serious violation of the u.n. arms embargo is the first time a nato member has owned up to supplying weapons to libya. at the beginning of a campaign when one date short of authorizing a ground invasion and arming sides allowing military action only to prote

attack us the sound of the libyan leader explains to you all to you why do you believe the international criminal court is biased and corrupt our time arrest warrant for the conduct of the family was this some. grease put the number of national companies on the market feet you lent just to get the country back on track but the people say it's a sellout. and our top story in business britain has introduced a new anti bribery law affecting firms doing business in the u.k. how can that of pedrosa from you for a business books and to find out. a very warm welcome to you this is our c live from moscow has raised concern over france supplying weapons to libyan rebels in a big u.s. interpretations of the un security council resolution on libya foreign ministers said he left office reiterated that the sides in the syrian conflict should resolve their differences through dialogue alone. is across developments the foreign ministry for. france was the first country to publicly it needs its air dropped weapons to libyan territory as southwest of tripoli now has a claim that they did it in order to how to billion s

wanted for crimes against humanity as the international criminal court issues on arrest warrant for the khadafi is the son of the libyan leader lashes out at the decision exclusively telling our see that the court is corrupt. the u.s. captain of a guards a flotilla ship is arrested. after several vessels were seized in port following what activists believe is pressure from israel and the united states. a massive work out of public sector workers who schools airports and job centers across the u.k. as people protested against their pensions being slashed. with r.t. and we highlighted the week's main headlines on the recent show and welcome to the program now this week greece erupted into some of the worst civil unrest it's seen as thousands of angry protesters flooded the streets of athens the eurozone has agreed to extend a lifeline to the economically crippled country people raged against tough new cuts and tax hikes which were needed to secure a second hand out now faced with a twenty eight billion euros worth of austerity measures protesters gathered in front of the parliament buildi

their alliance already confirming multiple civilian casualties caused riots in strikes international criminal courts has issued a warrant for the arrest of the and his son saif al islam the crackdown protesters and robbery but in an exclusive interview to r.t. out his son said the court is not impartial. in this core of. the court. i don't want the accuse me of killing people everybody knows the sentence or against against the. coming of punishment so they decided to kill me and become a father and the big killed my brother and they destroyed my house so i have the means. to execute you so now i thought i was arrest me i mean three months ago and so to kill me and you are after me every day you are trying to find the article you really are my brother so is the world number two just to tell you that the supreme court. under the table they are trying to negotiate with us a deal that if you accept is the we will take your computer of course what does mean all it means is it is a call it is controlled by those countries. which attack us every day it's just support of psychological and political pressure

that while the french may find a legal loophole for arming the rebels the international criminal court is making a peaceful resolution of the conflict less likely. do not exclude any developments in the future for the simple reasons. rather few chances to succeed believe in case the current configuration is not developed into the ground feasted the region for a little bit to be anything but for now there are no official confirmation for the i hope for the international community and specifically the international criminal court will stop creating additional obstacles cornice mr qaddafi to resign and probably stay somewhere within the country is special gilinsky it will be a position that his security as you see fit here will be directed possibilities for there are still there but for there to be a need to have more united international community which is definitely not the case for. over the war in libya at the focal point of international relations r.t. is gained access to credit without the sun in nato targeted tripoli saif al islam exists countries wanted for its riches but says the

wanted for crimes against humanity as the international criminal court issues and arrest warrant for the cut off he's the son of the libyan leader lashes out of the decision exclusively telling our t. the court is corrupt. a u.s. captain of a gaza flotilla ship is rested by greek authorities as there are several vessels worst season for following what activists believe is a proud from israel and the u.s. . a mass walk out of public sector workers hit schools airports and job centers across the u.k. people protested against their pensions being slashed. welcome to our tea with new arena josh if they would take a look at the top stories of the week our greece has a rapid into some of the worst civil unrest it's seen this week as thousands of angry protesters flooded the streets of athens the eurozone has agreed to stay in a lifeline to the economically crippled country but people raged against tough new cuts and tax hikes which were needed to secure the second handout faced with twenty eight billion euros worth of the staring measures protesters gathered in front of the parliament buil

every day it's just to put a psychological political pressure that you are charged by the international criminal courtwith the design in quotation as state policy aimed at deterring and quelling by any means including by the use of lethal force the demonstrations of civilians against gadhafi regime which started in february two thousand and eleven there's such a policy exist. come on they accuse me of killing people everybody knows even that themselves they're not accusing me of using force or because i'm not in the in the army i'm not in the government so for me to be responsible for killing people it was a big joke second to the people who died at the beginning one hundred fifty nine most of the people died when they attacked me to cite and this would happen anyway and anywhere in the world and russia and america and france and germany and italy if. the people in the street moved towards a military side trying to steal the militia of arms the military would prevent this what happened in benghazi direct question did you or your father. order the army to kill protesters of course not this number one n