or this islam? there are other people doing educational initiatives, and they have plans, now, they don't have anything on paper in this planning at that level, but i had a conversation that he said that if they were going to expand, it wouldn't be in berkley. they might have branches around the country, and, again, this is, he didn't say it off the record, but he didn't say it with conviction that this is happening, you know, thinking way in the future, and the other idea they have in terms of education is not to reach forward in age, but reach backwards, to reach younger kids and establish islamic high schools or relationships with the islamic high schools, and there's a lot of those around the country. >> well, i am so grateful for all of you to be here and to ask me and have the questions an

a brutal machete murder in a london street is thought to be a terror attack inspired by radical islam reportedly carried out in revenge for the u.k.'s military actions in most of the country. riots ripped through immigrant suburbs of stockholm for the fourth night in a row raising tough questions about sweden's open immigration policies. and years in limbo and months of starvation the plight of the guantanamo bay prisoners might finally season change as president obama is expected to reassert his plans to close the facility during his forthcoming counter-terrorism address. worldwide news live from moscow this is r t with me rule research show it is a pleasure to have you with us today. a murder that took place in broad daylight in southeast london has already caused a backlash hundreds of far right protesters flooded the streets near the scene of the killing and clashed with police they were chanting anti muslim slogans and accusing the british authorities of allowing the attack that's considered an act of terrorism and believed to be motivated by radical islam a man thought to be an

christians saying wrong word about islam. if you go back and look at the historic historical, same exact teachings. the continuity is undeniable. what is happening now is a mirror reflection of what happened yesterday therefore the authentic teachings of islam. >> why did it come to an end? >> in the west, our culture took a nose dive in the 60s. no coincidence islamic fundamentalism comes on the heels of the liberal take over of american main stream culture. when america became liberal and apologetic for itself and multicultural and own heritage as a source of all ills, that creat created an insurgence of islam. >> reporter: this is so intense, u.s. commission on international religious freedom warned there is an unprecedented exodus from christians in the middle east, if it continues in afghanistan and egypt, no christians there. how can we reverse that? >> first way is knowledge. most americans, because of the main stream media's undermineings are ignorant. first is to get people to know and if they care they will reach ou

london street is thought to be a terror attack inspired by radical islam. carried out. military actions in muslim countries. riots ripped through immigrant. for the fourth night in a row raising tough questions about sweden's open immigration policies. the plight of the guantanamo prisoners might finally see some change president obama is expected to reassert his plans to close the facility to be expected during his upcoming terrorism address.

and analysts warn of more spontaneous attacks caused by the rapid spread of radical islam in london's multi-ethnic suburbs all spurred by britain's military forays abroad. often smog police stations and dozens of cars are set ablaze as of riots gripped stockholm for a false night planning out across this would have cultural. reinventing the war on terror obama prepares a major security we're branding taking in the hunger strike power lies gone tunnel baby and the white house's drone boards. international news and common life for moscow this is all she was me. hello and welcome to the program. recently is throwing all its resources behind an investigation into the cold blooded murder of a soldier in southeast london on wednesday the man was apparently beheaded in broad daylight by two machete wielding assailants who claims that actions were in retaliation of british military campaigns in muslim countries and also has pointed boyko joins us now live from london paulie so what's the latest from the investigation. well one of the attackers has so far been identified on internet forums and

there was you know and that was a lot of huntington's effort to always say wherever muslims are islam has bloody borders they can't get along with people and many times that was done in a very decontextualized way not looking at situations sometimes where muslims were sometimes also minorities in societies where they were really under a lot of assault an attack. and it was sort of many times is blaming the victim and saying there is violence there it must be because muslims are there and that was the you know way that it would be written about and we know that the u.s. foreign policy necessitates an enemy think here communists and terrorism what do you think the next enemy is going to be after the thirty year war on terror you see some theorists really looking into this question of what is going to happen with the united states and china because china seems to be the real global powerhouse in many ways. but i think when you do ask this question of an enemy i do think that is. a fundamental problem for liberal democracies that many of the great theoreticians of liberal democracy do hav

to group's name translates protectors of in rigid protectors of islam, aiming to establish an islamic state in bangladesh. this is the islamic group from the town. now the supporters are taking over the streets of the capital. 35-year-old [inaudible] is a religious school teacher who travel all night from his village for his voice to be heard. >> whoever talks upon -- whoever talks against the profit, muhammed, should be punished. we want an islamic state in bangladesh. >> until recently they were at a little-known islamic group made up of teachers and students. the group raises its own money, running the largest network of islamic schools in the country, popular in the countryside. it's institutions are not recognized by the government. in april members brought the capitol to a standstill by leading a march to demand anti- blasphemy laws. they wanted people who defame islam punished. >> the demands that they are putting forward are very much political in nature, and they are serious. a lot of people, what they want to see is that these demands have to be met politically. wax as the l

the militants say that democratic elections are on islamic -- un-islamic. >> taurold world jewish congress tt anti-semitism needs to be fought. >> it has no place in berlin or budapest or anywhere else in europe or in the world. >> westerwelle said there needs to be better legal means to fight anti-semitism. the world jewish congress held its conference in budapest to highlight growing anti-semitism in hungary. thousands of russians took the the street to demand an end to vladimir putin's presidency. the anniversary of the huge anti-putin demonstration last year in which hundreds were .rrested and imprisoned the protesters demanded freedom for all political prisoners in russia. the activists are vying to keep up their protests as long as putin is in power. >> this week saw the amazing story of three young women escaped from captivity, 10 years after they were kidnapped in the u.s. state of ohio. neighbors were shocked to learn the women had been held captive in their midst. >> i go on the porch, and she says, help me get out, i've been here a long time. i figured it was domestic violence.

of islam. they hate israel it is subsequent to that. it is the expression of the american values. and to the middle east it is from that point* of view. it is so wide portrait of jews in did not have time to go into use the details but with the evidence of this effect so for large measure these other reasons why israel were it is a lightning rod for the hatred of the western world. it has been used by those who keep them on population of subjection in the islamic world to be used as an alibi or a displacement exercise in which the dictators who ruled the islamic world pop-up the hatred of israel to disperse it away from themselves because they're keeping their own people in such poverty and to tyrannize them in political terms. >> and was interested to hear the question to talk about the support given to israel, america certainly supports israel because the vast majority of the people the god-fearing christian american people understand well but it stands up for its own values that they identif

series provides an understanding of islamic religious beliefs.im clemens is co-producer of "truth unlocked." >> this came about with our kids interacting with other muslim kids within their school. and i felt very ill-equipped and ignorant with another culture that moved in. >> reporter: this talk show host appears on the "truth unlocked" d.v.d., and she is a former muslim and says westerners should understand them before they start a relationship. >> a man and a wife are welcoming a couple into their home, and the man of the house would extend the hand to shake the hand of the wife. instantly she is offended because she is veiled and she is not supposed to be shaking a man's hand. right there he broke, you know, a rule. so it takes a while for us to correct these things. >> reporter: terror attacks like th the boston marathon bombings, may cause people to shy away from pursuing a relationship with muslims. she says christians should not be afraid. >> when a christian person comes and presents to me the god that he loves and worships, that is an

s the government of allowing a terror attack motivated by a radical islam to have us reports. community really in a deep sense of shock the absolute gruesomeness of this killing the eyewitness accounts described two men hacking to death. and standing a video footage emerged of the other tactic place which appeared to show you the men chanting islam is slogans and saying that they carried out the attack because british soldiers were attacking muslims every day. that said your government. different from the street from which took. you from the far north but. certainly a lot of concern now about the ethnic tensions that kid the state after this attack last night we saw the extremist group the english defense league gather here and clashes with the police a definitely some concerns about these two extreme ends of the scale and this is going to once again stake up that why did the bait we have been following this story very closely ourselves after we've indeed in recent weeks met with groups in london considered by many to have been radicalized calling reloads to be implemented in

is a man let me explain islamism, there is is islam--islam is the belief that the sharia should govern a society. that is what i am worried about. i am not worried about the -- it is a nonissue to me and not a secular muslim. i am worried about the muslim who wants a society like the islamists in egypt, the muslim brotherhood and elsewhere not to mention the taliban governing society. but yes, there was a terrible battle and i back this up, there were 400 footnotes in the book, there was a terrible battle during the early middle ages within islam. do things happen because they happen, or solely because god/ala wills it and the allah wills it team as it were prevailed so that the example given if an aero hits its target is not because of wind velocity ability of the archer, it is solely because all of willed it and so reason and obviously science ultimately became rather rare in on major part of the islamic world's. >> host: dennis prager. miguel posts on our facebook page for you the left is for the state to play a fair arbiter and equalizer roll. once achieved as marks proposed, the s

released yet but he and the other suspects are both thought to have converted to a radical form of islam and so far they're not thought to have any links to any large terrorist cells such as al qaida or any terrorist organizations in nigeria these two individuals may have been on the radar of the intelligence services now scotland yard has confirmed that the man killed yesterday was a twenty year old serving british soldier david cameron recently spoke outside downing street saying that the british public must pull together in the face of terrorism and this will only make the public stronger he said that the only way to deal with this sort of terrorist action is to go about your daily lives as you would normally however we do know that security has been heightened especially around army barracks around london because we do know that this was a soldier that was killed so it seems to have been a targeted attack in at the same time david cameron couldn't say much about the own going police investigation but there have been reports that two houses allegedly belonging to the relatives of one

as an islamic state, pakistan also follows the islamic law, known as sharia law, which states that a girl who has reached puberty can be married even if she is a minor. and here in pakistan, whenever there is a conflict between the two sets of laws, the courts tend to side with the islamic law. after years of hearings and delays, the judge finally summoned the accused to the court. >> shah: all the accused persons as well as myself, the prosecutor, the judge, all were present in the courtroom. my clients were behind the bars since last three years. so there was great apprehension. >> narrator: after a three-year long trial, the judge would side with the men. >> narrator: after years in prison, on this day, ahsan spoke publicly about kainat. >> narrator: in the end, the judge believed the marriage story, ruling that ahsan's marriage to kainat was valid despite the fact that she was only 13, following islamic law rather than secular law. he went on to say that another reason he had decided against kainat was because she had accused a father and a son of a gang rape. in his view, he sai

islam has lost oppositional cachet of power to defend the powerless. it has become part of the power structure so what i think is fascinating is in these cases we have seen the power of the church to marshal opposition but when it becomes part of the power structure ... that ability to become part of the establishment and the people don't think about it in the same way. that is something that i find very relativethe story which continues today. >> host: it's interesting because the other part of your book which is one of the major themes that has to do with incredible transformation in china, the opposition comes from within the upper echelon of the communist party and so you have an insurgency from on high if you will. that is the story of deng xiaoping and his return from the spanish and cultural revolution to unleashing probably one of the greatest -- of our lifetime. in a way, as is the biggest story that you tell. how do you crack into that when so many people have tried to tell that story? >> guest: that is a good question. i think it's a fantast

troops withdraw or with the threat growing elsewhere in the region to islam is done rest sweep through bangladesh now. known as russia's great cardinal resigns from a top position in the government to take a look at the man what could be behind his exit from the. bus when life in prison is the only life you can afford certain courts of the higher jailing the hopeless and people with disabilities because i can't afford to pay a small fine. just joined us will be watching you around the world very good to have your company it's kevin owen here at r t h q tonight on the top story that as i've just been mentioning the u.n. is calling for the immediate release of four of its peacekeepers that are held by syrian rebels peacekeepers a reduction in the golan heights the did militarized zone between syria and israel is our middle east correspondent paula slee of them with the latest. i've just gotten off the phone with the deputy chief of staff for the united nations peacekeeping force in the area and he says that they are definitely remaining there this follows the kidnapping of four filipino

the state to promote a full sense of islam so that is what people of the masses around the world can see wrongly as islam is a disgusting budget off the face and in so doing criminalizes all muslims around the world these people are not attached to any liberation movements that attach to destabilize ation traumatising divisive and violently sectarian it illogical movements as we can see clearly in the kind of ballistic tactics of those so-called rebels nothing but death squads in syria and in libya before that. wednesday's deadly attacks on a british soldier by two muslims sparked a sharp rise in islamophobia across the u.k. have been attacked people have suffered racial abuse as well as anti muslim griffy t. appearing on the walls of some cities meanwhile thousands of people attended a nationalist march in newcastle it was organized by the english defense league a far right street protest movement extra police being deployed to islamic sites are crossed you came to prevent an outbreak of further violence. france says its troops were involved in fighting islam is militants to retake

s exploits this is not a question of blaming the religion of islam it is certainly not a question of blaming any aspect of british foreign policy or what our british troops are do in operations abroad when they risk our lives on behalf of all of us the london mayor in charge at the time of the london two thousand and five bombings disagrees they are lying they are completely complicit with the united states policy to cite tony blair was with george bush they are prepared to stand and say well we think this strategy has been a disaster it has been a disaster not just for the young man killed on the streets of london but for the hundreds of thousands of. people in afghanistan and in iraq who've been killed a simple reality if you invade other people's countries they come back it's one side of an argument but one that's going to be weighing heavily on many now that this has hit so close to home you feel less secure i think that's one ace. you think if we went out there then perhaps a bit more space scope for al qaeda to produce the cells they'd be operate more within the u.k. because wh

be scared i witness accounts of the precise attack details the men chanting islam is slogans as the body of soldier drama leave it be a second battalion the royal regiment you said they only pleading they asked people to d.d.a. then if you listen to the words of the attackers themselves it's clear that they will wish to bring the war which they saw prosecuted on the streets of baghdad and kabul to the streets of london this speaking at a press conference london mayor boris johnson okayed many senior political figures trying to distance this latest act of violence in the case of recent a.b.c. exploits this is not a question of blaming the religion of islam it is certainly not a question of blaming any aspect of british foreign policy or what our british troops are do in operations abroad when they risk our lives on behalf of all of us the london mayor in charge at the time of the london two thousand and five bombings disagrees they are lying they are completely complicit with the united states policy to cite tony blair was with george bush they are prepared to stand and say well we think

can see wrongly as islam is a disgusting version of the face and in so doing criminalizes all muslims around the world and then they use these groups like your report i just said initially to conduct the stabilization of the french can go in and pretending to be the neutral arbitrators bringing peace and stability this is a big game or theater small. from a position that is opposing western hegemony what i'm saying is that that this type of activity took place yesterday which had a universalistic kind of illogical approach which which we develop solidarity among actual liberation movements these people are not attached to any liberation movements that attach to destabilization traumatising divisive and violently sectarian it illogical movements as we can see clearly in the cat cannibalistic tactics of those so-called rebels nothing but death squads in syria and in libya before that. wednesday's deadly attack on the british soldier by two muslims sparked a sharp rise in islamophobia across the u.k. mosque have been attacked people suffer racial abuse as well as anti muslim graffiti app

virgins sees a spike in islamic phobic incidents in the wake of the car away and murder of a british soldier will bring you the debate over whether blaming immigrants and muslims is justified. use or russia and iran the wall this is all see with me you hello and welcome to the broad rom turns of thousands of activists teaming out for a global day of action against by a ted giant monsanto they claim the corporation has established a seed monopoly from the u.s. to asia holding small thoughtless hostage to their products and forcing those who don't use it out of business the worldwide protest has already kicked off in australia and new zealand with more rallies expected throughout the day all seasons to citric and i reports. march against month santo is a global grassroots movement which is going to organize these worldwide protests taking place throughout the weekend all over the world we're talking about they're saying that this is going to span over six continents in up to fifty countries with four hundred global marches with as many as two hundred thousand participants in the united

so that is what people of the masses around the world can see wrongly as islam is a disgusting burden off the face and in so doing criminalizes all muslims around the world these people are not attached to any movements attached to destabilization traumatising divisive and violently sectarian it illogical movements as we can see clearly in the cannibalistic tactics of those so-called rebels nothing but death squads and syria and libya before that. france's admitted its troops took part in the salt on a military base in the share after it had been overrun by islamic militants it followed the twin bomb attack on the base and an outlying french owned your ania mine a prominent islam is group took responsibility saying the operation was revenge for france's intervention in mali but a pattern of violence has begun to emerge across former french colonies in africa in january france launched a military intervention in mali to stop an islamist takeover of the country a few days later more than eight hundred people were taken hostage by extremists in algeria demanding an end to france's milita

dialogue and promote the integration of muslims, but islamic group and opposition politicians say by putting the main focus on security and the threat of islamist terrorism, the conference is having the opposite effect. >> delegates at the islamic conference have often disagreed on the purpose of the panel, but now, many muslim members are more critical than ever. they openly criticize the interior minister for focusing on security and ignoring the other issues important to germany's muslims. >> security is important to us all, including muslims. muslims also suffer from islamist terrorism in germany and elsewhere, it is a legitimate can -- legitimate topic and not for the islamic conference. >> suggestions that the ministry should stop sponsoring the conference were rejected. >> since we are talking about issues of social cohesiveness, it is logical that the islamic conference should be overseen by the interior ministry. if people want to criticize me, we live in a free country where that is allowed. >> many muslim critics also say that they are not treated as equal partners of the

islam has lost its oppositional cachet, its power to defend the powerless. it's become part of the power structure. so what i think is fascinating is that in these cases we've seen the power of the church to marshal opposition but when it becomes part of the power structure it loses the ability. it becomes part of the establishment and then people don't think about it in the same way. that's something that i find very, very relevant in the story, which continues to be. >> host: it's interesting because any other part of your book which is really one of the major themes which has to do with incredible transformation in china that has come the opposition comes from within the upper echelon of the commonest party. and so you have and insurgency from on high, if you will. and that's the major story of deng xiaoping and his return from being banished in the cultural revolution to enmesh and probably one of the greatest transformations of our lifetime. in a way this is the biggest story that you were telling. and how do you crack into that when so many people have

islam becomes an ideology. and it turns out that as ideaols these compete well with communism and social democracy. i was just talking to somebody the other day who read the book, and he was -- felt himself to be much more of a left is but he said will the left find a language that unifies them like marckism did? i thought that was a good question because i don't think it has. i think the left is still trying to find a response to these things and that's because of this year, because of the things that happened this year and the changes that this year initiated. and when we -- i think maybe this epic may be drawing to a close. when it does, the ideological viewpoints of people have to be very different from what they are today. >> host: it's such an interesting opinion you're making, really important one, because most of our conversation about the death of ideology has revolved around the collapse of communism later in 1989, actually the end of the soviet unionin' 1991, and that conventionally speaking has come

london street is thought to be a terror attack inspired by radical islam reportedly carried out in revenge for the u.k.'s military actions in muslim countries. riots ripped through immigrant suburbs of stockholm for the fourth night in a row raising tough questions about sweden's open immigration policies. and years in limbo and months of starvation the plight of the guantanamo prisoners might finally season change as president obama is expected to reassert his plans to close the facility all of this during his counterterrorism address. a very good morning to you from moscow where it's now just after eight o'clock i'm . worldwide headlines. a savage attack carried out in broad daylight in southeast london has been called an act of terrorism and is believed to have been motivated by radical islam a man thought to be an off duty soldier was hacked to death by to attack with meat cleavers who were shouting religious and political slogans according to unconfirmed reports that u.k. authorities are investigating a possible nigerian link in the london. reports in the british capital. well a deep

backed government which it sees as quote on the islamic now there were also some allegations of voting irregularities and problems in certain areas mainly in caracas new voting will be held at forty two polling centers where officials said elections were not free and fair overall however a successful largely successful election here in pakistan we will of course keep you updated on the latest reporting from islamabad i'm lucy confident of the policy director as a just of foreign policy did august says series victory would mean many changes. came in first and second they were going to redefine pakistan for which she continued state leverage among other issues and differing on obviously you say they're not happy with the status quo the real issue here seats is the perception of security and. he turned back to the drone strike to see change in that direction and. sharif on this the main opposition party. expected to be negotiating with the i.m.f. . during significant pull most powerful country in the jewish egypt between the two countries north korea's will continue but i think we'll see

must come to terms with the islamic republic of iran there's just the two of us and myself could cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i really encourage it flipped if i can go to you first what drives american foreign policy towards iran very simple question maybe a complicated answer i think that what really drives american foreign policy toward iran is a post cold war determination on the part of the united states to dominate the middle east to to play hegemonic role in the middle east to micromanage political outcomes in key middle eastern states so that those states strategic orientation is subordinated to u.s. foreign policy preferences and the middle east has a regional order which is essentially run by the united states from that. specked if the problem with the islamic republic of iran is that it won't play along with this with this kind of hedging monic ambition it said it's very open to improve relations with the united states but that has to take place on the basis of equality and american acceptance of the islamic republic that's not th

and we have with us mubarik from the islamic bureau. worsening anti-u.s. sentiment in pakistan is likely to have a bearing on the election now, isn't it? >> well, that's right. in a recent opinion poll more people said a dislike united states more than those who mentioned india for the fall. few politicians therefore advocate close relations with washington. the only exception was former president pervez musharraf who returned to pakistan in march from self-imposed exile in a bid to run in election. but musharraf was arrested over crimes allegedly committed by his office and barred from the polls. >> reporter: now, what changes are expected following the election in terms of pakistan's policy towards the united states? >> well, the outcome of the election will make a big difference in pakistan's cooperation on u.s.-led counter terrorism and its handling of islamic militants taking shelter on pakistani soil. the pakistan peoples party h has run the country for the past five years under the president says it will continue to support u.s.-led campaign to some

the women within islam are also inferior so when you put those two things together with. white british girls you have a problem that's been going on since one thousand nine hundred ninety six you know this isn't a recent thing labor and the cryo was talking about this a long time ago in keathley and the worst thing about this is not so much what has been going on from the from the muslim side but the attitude of the british authorities and the british police who spent over a decade covering this up because they thought it would play into the hands of the far right so they deliberately covered up this terrible awful atrocities being committed on a daily basis with thousands of girls in this country with up to fifty four gangs operating with multiple people in each gang and it was covered up for over a decade which i think is is in a way it's far worse than the murder we saw of fusilier lee rigby the other day well mr instance your party advocates some very harsh policies including a moratorium mosque construction banning prayers in public one just only anger and perhaps ra

a birth mother in london street is going to be at the tower a stocking supplied by a radical islamic reportedly carried out in revenge for the u.k.'s military actions in muslim countries. riots rates for immigrant suburbs of stockholm full before it's night in a row raising tough questions about sweden's own put immigration policy. on gays in limbo and months of starvation point will be gone tunnel bay prison is my only sees some shining as president obama is expected to reassess some of his plans to close the facility during his counterterrorism address. your life for mosque oh hello and welcome to the. savage murder that took place in broad daylight in southeast london has already caused a backlash hundreds of far right protesters flooded the streets near the scene of the killing and clashed with police they were chanting to muslim slogans and accusing the british authorities of allowing that time that's going to sit in an act of terrorism and believed to have been motivated by a radical islam and british soldier how to death by two assailants armed with meat cleavers dollar london

and some people say is this something about islam that is pushing people to do such extremist acts. no i don't accept that at all any more than the butchery of frank or the spanish fascist dictator had anything to do with jesus christ even if the people doing the torturing and the butchering were wearing the cross on their sleeves george w. bush was a fanatic born again christian he said but that had nothing to do with jesus so i don't accept that at all what is the case is that in palestine in iraq in afghanistan or whether it's last decade and more are much more in the case of palestine western complicity in mob and mayhem and misery in the muslim world has generated extremism and for not so why mr galloway do we see why you don't hear if you're saying it's u.k. and u.s. policy abroad why we seeing then this homegrown terrorism from these two suspects in which they were brought up in the u.k. they were educated in u.k. that's not coming from abroad is it well they told you or didn't they video i assume your viewers have seen it or at least read about it they told you why they comm

wrongly as islam is a disgusting virgin off the face and in so doing criminalizes all muslims around the world these people are not attached to any movements that attach to destabilization traumatising divisive and violently sectarian it illogical movements as we can see clearly in the kind of ballistic tactics of those so-called rebels nothing but death squads in syria and in libya before that. wednesday's deadly attack on a british soldier by two muslims sparked a sharp rise in islamophobia across the u.k. mosques were attacked people suffered racial abuse as well as anti muslim graffiti scrawled across walls in some cities here while thousands attended a nationalist march in newcastle organized by the english defense league a far right street protest group extra police being deployed to muslim areas to prevent any further outbreaks of violence. france says its troops were involved in fighting islam as militants in new shared to retake a military base that had been overrun by insurgents earlier a twin bomb attack on the base and a french own uranium mine left at least twenty one de

a brutal machete murder in a london street is still to be a trap targe inspired by radical islam reportedly carried out in revenge for the u.k.'s military actions in muslim countries. riots ripped through immigrant suburbs of stockholm for the force night in a row and raising tough questions about sweden's open immigration policy. and yes in limbo and months of starvation the plight of the go on trial the most prisoners might finally something change as president obama is expected to reassert his plans to close the facility during his counterterrorism a press. international news and comment live from moscow this is all sea with me. hello and welcome to the program a savage murder that took place in broad daylight in southeast london has already caused a backlash hundreds of far right protesters flooded the streets near the scene of the killing and clash with police they were chanting on to muslim slogans and accusing the british authorities of allowing that time that's considered an act of terrorism and believed to have been motivated by radical islam a man thought to be a north duties sold

we have relatives there are people are there and they were attacking in the name of islam. the tipping point came afterwards targeting the jews village of near the israeli syrian border and killed seven people by the hundreds israeli jews volunteers started signing up the shot of i would be honored to be the first man who crosses the border to defend the druze community simon why did works in an israeli factory but feels it's only a matter of time before he'll be asked to cross the border into syria. i hope that they won't notice but you can't know what will happen now the situation in the druze villages is stable but if this changes we will go for it we are waiting for the orders from our shakes and we are totally ready. israeli jews who live in communities in the gulf and the golan heights after the forty eight and sixty seven wars they found themselves cut off from their families in syria after israel occupied the heights those who live here on the israeli syrian border are wizard in severe israel that see themselves as syrian then loyal to the alawite regime who they se

call belief, things along the line of sunni islam. there were many clerics who invaded as a practitioner for some forbidden suspect ideas and the mysticism can lead to activism and can make you more of a political activist by showing you the perfectibility of man and there are a whole bunch of different things here that are complex. but if you have a direct line to god which is what mystics think you have a greater ability to shape into the human role, too and that is something i find to be an interesting parallel between these two men. >> host: where do you see the story of poland and the catholic church leading through today? and very the have moved on and they've moved on from that and we have a new pope today and a story that is very much moved out of europe where the church is on the decline. does this chapter of your book have relevance three today? >> guest: when you look at the catholic church and politics in the 1970's it is the way that the church is very, very effective when is an end of the opposition. when it isn't aligne

these type of attacks plays into the structed york the state to promote a full sense of islam so that is done so what people of the masses around the world conceive wrongly as islam is a disgusting version of. all muslims around the world and then they use these groups in asia to conduct the stabilisation so the french can go in pretending to be the neutral arbitrators bring peace and stability this is a big game or theater smoke and mirrors that really has to be distinctive form from a position that is opposing western germany as part of the state strategy is to make sure that everyone is pointing fingers at everyone but the actual arbitrators of the economic crisis of police corruption of unjust and immoral foreign policy i.e. those in power in france six night so riots in a country listed as the best government in the world wouldn't spend these sabin violence in stockholm has been curbed over dozens of cars were still torched and poor suburbs it was almost a week of rioting with lost protesters vandalizing the city and that is fueled by unemployment and poverty among immigrants who