well i believe it's islamic mission to dominate the world. to replace local governments if you replace the constitution of the united states was surreal all i believe that's very obvious that as you look around the world you see difference of islam if you look at the trouble that england's having the trouble there germany's i haven't. you see dominated countries who are dominated by islam even countries like saudi arabia you see there are no individual freedoms and rights. and it is they are mission. according to care to replace the constitutional united states we sure real all and we believe that it is time to stand up now. before it's too late it is almost too late for europe and i had already stated that because you are you are muslim do you think that your mission here the mission of your religion is to to dominate the world to answer to sharia law wipe away the constitution of the united states i don't believe so and i expect a doctor in his opinions but the fact is i think he's totally wrong in this subject because islam is not the snap

policy to be at war with islam and to destroy islam?y, so about a third of you believe that. >> i have a question regarding 9/11. >> stahl: when this student got up to ask me a question about the bombing of the world trade center, i got a feel for how much we can talk past each other. so you're telling me that al qaeda didn't do 9/11? is that what you're saying? >> yeah. >> we all know that al qaeda was created by the c.i.a. >> stahl: he was saying it was the c.i.a. that told osama bin laden to attack on 9/11. we don't... we attacked our own pentagon and the world trade center to have a justification to go into afghanistan? do you really believe that? >> yeah, yeah, i do. >> stahl: they believe we attacked ourselves so we could go to afghanistan and kill muslims. what i'm sensing is that there is an enormous amount of anti- americanism, am i right? >> give us one single reason to love america, and we will forget about the rest of the millions of reasons to hate america. >> stahl: after a statement like that, you begin to question whethe

discuss the ban on islamic face covering garments i'm joined by merriam friends was soraya in london she's a franco british writer and oxford university islamic society media executive see him in paris and she's the president of the organization translated into english as neither a horse nor submissives and in new york we crossed the mona el to howie and award winning columnist and writer and another member of our cross talk team on the hunger all right cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want to marry him if i go to you first in london what is this issue can you give it to me is as a hierarchy or what's most important is this a religious issue is this a woman's issue is this a tolerance issue is this islam challenging the west in its own backyard because in and looking at this is in a very complicated story because there are so many different points of view and we have parliaments now in western europe taking action to ban it which by the way very few women in western europe actually wear this type of garment go ahead. in fact as far as i'm concerned it

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say islamization of america and editor of the blog alice rags thank you both for joining me now we'll start with you you see right here. so there's been a lot of debate lately about the fact that they wanted to build a mosque expand its exotic center near the site of nine eleven and i understand that could be a little touchy for people but here this isn't a nine eleven that decided nine eleven this isn't staten island so what's the big deal. i don't want to start off by saying that i don't represent the post lines that are in this talk but i really speaking as an individual and as someone who's a muslim and it's very sad for me to see that especially in places like new york city which is such an international city so diverse where there's a statue of liberty saying we welcome your huddled masses that there happens to be this kind of intolerance for people just practicing their religion or wanting to practice their religion so i think i think that the church stand island was kind of acting within its rights there was a lot of community pressure but that community pressure was invalid i

has the religion of islam turned into a source of fear in the us well the american media has been doing a heck of a job if you will in phobias to me that you are not. working with our enemies have had enough some of bin laden became the poster boy for all muslims or a billion muslims in the world as one guy symbolized all those all muslims for most americans because americans are so politically and educated unaware of what's going on in the rest of the world our t.v. doesn't report it our schools don't teach about it the latest estimate from the council of american islamic relations says there are seven million muslims currently living in the u.s. there are no exact numbers available however the american census bureau does not collect data on religious identification but this identifying yourself with a religion or rather standing behind it is exactly what seems to have been spreading paranoia across the united states islamophobia as a term became commonly used in the u.s. only after the attacks of september eleventh that racism is alive well and kicking with its main focus now on musli

doesn't report it our schools don't teach about it elitist estimate from the council of american islamic relations says there are seven million muslims currently living in the us there are no exact numbers available however the american census bureau does not collect data on religious identification but this identifying yourself with a religion or rather standing behind it is exactly what seems to have been spreading paranoia across the united states islamophobia as a term became commonly used in the us only after the attacks of september eleventh that racism is alive and kicking with its main focus now on muslims i think after nine eleven is when the big shift happened because. nine eleven was largely about demonizing muslims and the recurring images that we get every couple of months of a new car. or an underwear bomber or. the impression is that muslims are crazy. over half of american muslims reportedly believe that the u.s. government's anti-terrorism policies have been singling them out twenty five year old mohammed says he's stereotyped every single day of his life you go to work

of the word "islamic -- we did not deal with the islamic union because of theord "islamic."e did not talk to them. i thought that was probly a historical error. host: north carolina on our line for independents. caller: first of all, you have 12 million people over here illegally. if you take in 12 million people and say, look, you go fight in the military. when you fight five years in the hot zone we will give u.s. citizenship. you take them and go over there and you start pushing to you cannot push them anymore. you take the people in prison. if you have a 20 year sentence, you good africa and to help fight, you help stabilize the people over there that want a country that they can run. you go into the presence. if they have a 20 year sentence, go in the hot zone and they get to walk. it is just that simple. guest: on the fourth of july vice president biden was in iraq to be with the troops and he presided over a naturalization ceremony where non-americans who are fighting with the american forces were given citizenship. i think that is along the lines of what you suggeste

>> my hope is that this center will attract a lot of people who don't know about islam. >> reporter:o you feel like the debate is shifting at all? >> yeah. it's it's on a national stage now. >> reporter: but tim brown, former new york city fire fighter who lost 93 colleagues on september 11th, calls the proposal a slap in the face. your message today to the developers behind this? >> stop it. stop hurting the families. every day this story's in the newspaper. they're hurting the families again. they don't deserve it. these american families have paid too much. >> reporter: brown and others, including new york gubernatorial candidate rick lazio are calling for an investigation into the financing behind the ddz 4.8 million building purchase. their concerns spurred in part by comments the center's imam made to "60 minutes" in 20 01, just weeks after the 9/11 attacks. >> i wouldn't say that the united states deserved what happened. but the united states' policies were an accessory to the crime that happened. >> that is the point. >> reporter: citing anti-americanism, opponents are pushin

refuge from islam. >>> next to the ad with the geico gecko under the face of jared from subway, is a promise for refuge from islam. it's an ad that's plastered on buses on the peninsula. simon perez on the group behind the message and why some say it's divisive. >>> reporter: samtrans buses carry messages up and down the peninsula every day. if you want to pay, you can get your message out, about movies, about baseball, but this ad is causing a stir among muslims because it encourages people who want to abandon islam to get help. new york-based pamela geller paid for the ad because she says muslims can be persecuted when they decide to leave the religion. >> is there a network for them? there is a need and there is not. this ad is it directed only towards muslims looking for sources, whether it's for information, whether it be safe houses. this is not directed toward all muslims. this is only for muslims looking for resources if they are leaving islam. >> we respect that the people who are purchasing th

the city of new york is considering a proposal for the construction of an islamic center and mosque at ground zero do you think this is an appropriate site for a mosque this week let's talk about that i think it's a good idea to build a mosque there by actually i would put the idea sort of. well for the actual why why. why there's a big problem when people equate islam with nine eleven going after the oklahoma city bombing happened we don't equate you know christianity with that i think it's the qur'an teaches peace and nonviolence. if the mosque up holds the traditions of the qur'an i don't have any problem with it i have a problem with anybody blowing up buildings i'm all for it so why do you think some people get so emotional and say it's the wrong thing to do because i think this is frustrated with their ignorance so they need somebody to blame something to blame so. that's like one way to go about it people who are afraid of the unknown they don't understand. so maybe building a mosque would help people understand and the idea is that the way i understand it is actually not just a

>> my hope is that this center will attract a lot of people who don't know about islam. >> reporter: do you feel like the debate is shifting at all? >> yeah. it's on a national stage now. >> reporter: but tim brown, a former new york city firefighter who lost 93 colleagues on september 11 calls the proposal a slap in the face. your message today to the developers behind this? >> stop it. stop hurting the families. everyday there's stories in the newspaper, they're hurting the families again. they don't deserve it. these american families have paid too much. >> reporter: brown and others, including new york gubernatorial candidate rick lazio, are calling for an investigation into the financing behind the $4.8 million building purchase. their concerns spurred in part by comments it is center's imam made to "60 minutes" in 2001 just weeks after the 9/11 attacks. >> i wouldn't say that the united states deserved what happened. but the united states' policies were an accessory to the crime that happened. >> reporter: citing anti- americanism, opponents are pushing to have the building dec

the site of america's worst terrorism could become an islamic center relate to we almost people in the city whims and fundamentalists killed thousands in one day what they make of the idea. i think. actually i would put the idea for the. white because. i'm all for it so why do you think some people get so emotional and say the wrong thing to do because i think this is frustrated with their ignorance. something to blame so. that's one way to go about it. afghanistan was to take a full control of its future by two thousand and fourteen president karzai is deadline came on tuesday as more than sixty nations and organizations gathered in the capital kabul for the country's biggest international event in decades however britain and pakistan have already said that some international forces may remain beyond that date to train afghan police meeting also focused on reconstructing and developing the war torn country as well as fighting corruption in the drugs trade russia's foreign minister that is that moscow will continue to help. we're committed to supporting you in efforts on stabilizing af

the mess tenth and then on the left is an extreme place where people get indoctrined into a violent islam. because of international lack of help for those kids to get implicated these kids are here. there's another camp here. osama bin ladins first assistant. spent two-years in gann tan know bay in cuba and he's running large camp and just down that the united states, 212 mash units. what's going on is they're agenda is to get people to be dependent and indoctrinate the violent islam. unfortunately we're a nonprofit in the states if we go into the camps or talk with anybody there we're affiliating with a terrorist organization and shut down by the, irs so we created a viral incubator for terrorists similar to what happened in afghanistan in 99. i showed this on capitol hill and they told me this was a classified photo. i took this beside the road here and you know, just to - i think this is news that should be broadcast all over. that the international community, pakistan government, nobody cares about the education of those children. one dollar per month child instead we're sending 9 $20

actually the the sanctions that the united states has imposed against the islamic republic are the toughest average of three here is a quote from president barack obama. are ratcheting up the pressure on the iranian government for its failure to meet its obligations and today we're taking another step a step that demonstrates the broad bipartisan support for holding iran accountable . i'm pleased to sign into law the toughest sanctions against iran ever passed by the united states cars there should be no doubt the united states and the international community are determined to prevent iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. what does russia think about the recent mediating efforts by brazil and especially to turkey's getting very active i recently had a meeting with some techs and they told me that they country was getting very actively involved in the mediating mission. what is russia's position here do we support is efforts. to put across as i'm sure you know very well here and brazil and turkey in talk to these so-called declaration in may. and we said that we viewed it as a positive develo

and fears says it needs the radioactive fuel for its nuclear power stations but the world fears the islamic state is for peaceful nuclear energy but an atom bomb as if to confirm iran's not allowing the international monitors into the country this has forced the u.n. security council. to impose sanctions against iran russia has long been trying to build bridges between iran and the west but ave nuclear is enough to undermine those bridges we're asking alexander. the russian ambassador to iraq. is nothing special in question hello mr dudley given thank you for coming to our program. we're going to talk about iran's nuclear program today probably and the main problem here is that it's not clear whether or not there are nuclear weapons in iran. as the invested to this country would you say that iran's nuclear program is a real threat for anyone. and this has been an issue for several years already just because and we don't have a definite answer to this question at this point. of course we can say for sure that iran has a bomb or he's ready to make it here. and we can only base our judgment on

russian authorities suspect the attack was carried out by an islamic militant group from the southern region of the country. the attackers broke into the baksanskaya power station in the kabardino-balkaria republic, shot two security guards to death, and wounded two others at the plant. they then blew up generators and transformers. the authorities say they have fires caused by the explosions under control and that major water pipes for power generation are safe. the plant operator says power supplies in the area are being supplied by other plants. islamic extremists in the north caucasus, including the kabardino-balkaria republic have been attacking police checkpoints, railroads, and other infrastructure facilities. >>> toyota motor will cut output in japan by about 20% in october. the automaker's expecting a drop in domestic sales after government subsidies for ecofriendly vehicles expire at the end of september. industry sources say toyota has notified its suppliers of the planned reduction. the company will produce about 11,000 vehicles a day in october, down 3,000 units from the

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we are witnessing is the rise of anti israeli ism now that is not anti semitism it is anti israeli islam in other words it is designed this colonial enterprise that is promoting anti semitism now that actually is what zionism wants son is and needs anti semitism in order to go or justify what is doing and what about israel's position in the rest of the world do you think that it's reaching a turning point where the us may be forced to say at some point in the near future enough is enough only an american president has the leverage required to cause or try to cause israel to be serious about peace on terms but we all palestinians and most other arabs and muslims could accept the problem is that an american president has his hands tied by the zionist lobby the zionist lobby really does control in congress. american policy israel posts are not saying the whole middle east i'm saying israel palestine now if you look at obama i think obama meant well possibly means well but i think he was naive and inexperienced he came into office quickly challenging netanyahu over the settlements in jerusal

religion of jews not the jews because by no means all jews are religious and like christianity and like islam it has as its core a set of moral values and ethical principles right now that is judaism zionism. is the nationalism of some juice it's a sectarian colonial enterprise which created a state in the arab heartland for some jews by terrorism and ethnic cleansing and in doing so it made a complete mockery of the moral values and ethical principles of judaism the truth in summary is that judaism and zionism are total opposites now why is the knowledge of this important because when you know that you can understand two things why it is perfectly possible to be passionately and zionist meaning and see the colonial enterprise without being in any way shape or form any semitic entity do why is that important today. because of israel's behavior in the world since ninety forty eight but particularly in the last decade and a half its wars in lebanon and elsewhere the palestinians israel is being perceived by the people of the world as a prostate so what we're witnessing is the rise of anti israe

into the scupper whenever you like here's a selection of what's on our website right now the ban on islamic veils in france hasn't on all natives by extremist groups including al qaida that's called the move al attack on islam. and it's been the subject of films and books but will new clues finally solve a hundred year old mystery just what happens to a doom drops an expedition to the arctic in one thousand nine hundred twelve. r.t. dot com to check it out if you haven't done so already all the places this is on the way after a very short break with the way. hello welcome to the business bulletin here on r.t.e. the government will go ahead with its plan to socialize in key state companies even if the budget doesn't need the money it's also cut the number of candidates in what is set to be the biggest privatization in the country in fifteen years in a moment i'll be talking to let give ogier on of i.h.s. global insight but first we have this report from the federal. if you want some of the russia's blue chips well general snifter say the largest banks bear bank now is the time the government

adopted tougher sanctions against around the energy sector in an attempt to prevent the islamic republic acquiring nuclear weapons the measures include a ban on the sale of equipment and technology iran denies western fears it's trying to build an atomic bomb where we discuss the latest developments now with michael thomas he is director general of the middle east association of the u.k. organization promoting trade with the region thanks for being with us this evening is appreciated brussels says that these latest restrictions are an attempt to bring around back to the negotiating table but let's face it sanctions haven't really worked in the past why is the hope they're going to work this time round. well i'm not sure whether they will work but certainly. the sanctions before it didn't really affect main stream business as far as we were concerned in the u.k. . now i think it will affect mainstream business but the object to the exercise really is to get people talking we are restricted in the u.k. and we have to abide by whatever the legal situation is and i've always said iran is a w

and over forty injured in fighting the government and al-shabaab faces the gun battle broke out of islamic insurgents attacked positions held by government forces near the presidential palace the two sides exchanged automatic weapon under mortar fire when islamic insurgents have been trying to overthrow the fragile un backed government for three years now. u.s. scientists say oriel from b.p.'s leaking well in the gulf of mexico has been clearing from the surface of the water much faster than expected they say bacteria may have contributed to the rapid dispersion aiding the marine cleanup efforts beaches are from louisiana to florida have been closed amid warnings that swimming could be dangerous skimming crews are reportedly now having trouble finding oil to clean up. as part of the international community is seeking new sanctions against iran over its nuclear program president obama's plans to talk to turan have hit a brick wall one former israeli mossad agents told r.t. paula steer that's because the iranian leadership has literally visibly mysie. friends from the very beginning the. dia

means you can jump in anytime you want and until i want to go to you first hillary clinton was in islam about not long ago i had a gift five hundred million dollars for civilian projects build dams and schools and whatnot and the pakistanis were didn't seem all that grateful expression after almost twelve billion dollars in aid since the bush administration eight of billion of that was for military but they weren't grateful so i asked maybe not even a rhetorical question what is the state of u.s. pakistani relations. well this is like a very unhappy but. ultimately inevitable naresh or at least if this marriage breaks the damage to both parties will be catastrophic. the thing is that on some issues pakistan and america do have very much the same interests on others pakistan is virtually the whole population regard their interests as very different indeed from the americans but in the wider context of what i suppose we're still doomed to call the war on terror america simply cannot get on without pakistan this is a matter of scale in pakistan is six times the size of afghanistan or iraq

and over forty injured in fighting between the government and fighters a gun battle broke out after islamic insurgents attacked positions held by pro-government for near the presidential palace the two sides exchanged automatic weapons and a mortar fire islamic insurgents have been trying to overthrow the fragile un backed government for three years. u.s. scientists say oil from b.p.'s leaking well in the gulf of mexico has been queering from the surface of the water much faster than expected they say but tyria may have contributed to the rapid dispersion aiding the marine cleanup asked for beaches from louisiana to florida have been closed amid warnings that swimming could be dangerous skimming crews are reportedly now having trouble finding oil to clean up . well b.p.'s boss tony hayward has been replaced by robert dudley later max kaiser in states herbert discussed whether the new chief executives local accent is intended to lure people into a false sense of security. what do you replace them with robert dudley and their openly saying it's because he has an american accent and the americ

france doesn't go unnoticed by extremist groups including al qaeda it's called the move an attack on islam. and it's been the subject of films and books but will new clues finally solve a hundred year old mystery just what happened to a doomed russian expedition to the arctic in one thousand nine hundred twelve all available online. a little later we'll be exploring all things three dimensional in our high tech program technology update that's in about ten minutes from now but first it's the latest business updates with stephanie stay with us for that. hello and welcome to the business bulletin here on r.t.e. the government will offload shares in state companies even if the budget doesn't need the money it's announced it will sell eight major companies which is fewer than expected and the earliest date for a sale will be next year the economic development minister said privatization will help build a competitive economy if the would get us started. these would be fairly big companies possibly banks companies from the fuel and energy sector privatization will be a means not only of the truc

forces near the presidential palace the two sides exchanged automatic weapons and out of water fire islamic insurgents have been trying to overthrow the fragile u.n. backed government for three years. u.s. sorry to say oil from b.p.'s leaking well in the gulf of mexico has been clearing from the surface a. the water much faster than expected they say but tierra may have contributed to the rapid dispersion aiding the marine cleanup effort beaches from louisiana to florida have been closed and they had warnings that swimming could be dangerous skimming crews are reportedly now having trouble finding oil to clean up. as part of the international community seek new sanctions against iran over its nuclear program president obama's plans to talk to tehran have hit a brick wall one former israeli mossad agent told r.t. supposedly or that's because they rail leadership has a little time for diplomacy. failed from the very beginning. by dialogue let's say you're an easy aid to. wean iran by dialogue i see no deriding in those she did game or that done now we face again and then this then the iran is

for that islam and. investment in what seems impossible today may be worthwhile and many tomorrow students are. will be using brief now at least fifteen people have been crushed to death in a stampede at the love parade music festival in the city of duisburg it happened when police tried to block a tunnel to prevent overcrowding despite the situation being described by authorities as chaotic the festival is continuing its one of europe's largest techno music events attracting fans from all over the world. north korea's escalated and threatened response to join to us south korean military exercises this weekend saying it is prepared to use a nuclear deterrent it's the latest in a series of threats from the isolated nation following an international report blaming the north for sinking a southern warship in march something pyongyang strongly denies china's criticize the planned war games warning against any action which might exacerbate regional tensions. palestinians and pro palestinian activists have cla