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khadafi. come to the end of his. time in that position and that the atrocities that were committed needed some strong reaction from the international community and that by the way was a subject of two resolutions voted at the time by the security council no i think when you look at the world you see the number of problems number of crisis that call for a special sense of responsibility in particular the permanent members of the security council and indeed all those decisions those resolutions voted upon by the council or usually vote unanimously which reflects the consensus of the international community i think that's totally true but at the same time i think many experts foreign policy experts would point to the fact that if it wasn't for very close association that in the libyan administrations the cut off the administration and for example sarkozy administration gadhafi may have may not have stayed in power for so long now when you were a french diplomat you were quoted as saying that france will take whatever ac

khadafi. come to the end of his. time in that position and the atrocities that were committed needed some strong reaction from the international community and that by the way was a subject of two resolutions voted at the time by the security council no i think when you look at the world you see the number of problems number of crisis that call for a special sense of responsibility in particular the permanent members of the security council indeed all those decisions those resolutions voted upon by the council are usually voted unanimously which reflects the consensus of the international community i think that's totally true but at the same time i think many experts foreign policy experts would point to the fact that if it wasn't for very close association that in the libyan administrations the cut off the administration and for example sarkozy administration got off may not have stayed in power for so long now when you were a french diplomat you were quoted as saying that france will take whatever action is necessar

the story of libya the nato intervention their failure they were for magical you know overthrowing khadafi and carrying out regime change to try to tell the world they were fighting ok going green democracy and right now al qaeda runs the country libyan people have a right to have a country and not be controlled by these outside forces meaning al-qaeda which is being backed by the major western powers up to. look at some other stories from around the world where people have been killed and several injured after a police opened fire on garment workers walking the road south of cambodia capital the demonstrators were calling for a doubling of the minimum wage up to one hundred sixty dollars a month while the government has only offered damn one hundred the garment industry is a key source of income for can bolivia that employs at least half a million workers. and rebels in south sudan are reportedly recruiting civilians in the occupied territories i march on the country's capital juba that's amid peace talks that started today as the o.p.'s aiming to hold the spiraling violence the united st

khadafi. come to the end of his. time in that position and that the atrocities that were committed needed some strong reaction from the international community and that by the way was a subject of two resolutions voted at the time by the security council no i think when you look at the world you see the number of problems number of crisis that call for a special sense of responsibility in particular the permanent members of the security council and indeed all those. those resolutions voted upon by the council usually vote unanimously which reflects the consensus of the international community i think that's totally true but at the same time i think many experts foreign policy experts would point to the fact that if it wasn't for very close association between the libyan administrations the gadhafi administration and for example sarkozy administration gadhafi may have may not have stayed in power for so long now when you were a french diplomat you were quoted as saying that france will take whatever action is necessar

coup and even cage call actually said that he warned he had a cold which not to repeat the fate of khadafi why is the west side into that. well it's not a democratic process i mean that the perp i'm with face here is that ukraine is actually divided fairly evenly the last polls i saw fifty percent of the people supported. just over forty were against it was seven percent on the decided which means that the opposition doesn't have a clear moral authority a mandate from the people in order to change the government moreover you have to remember the end of the day for all his ills and he has many yannick over his remains a democratically elected president and for the last twenty years we've been saying to the eastern european countries that they need to respect democracy however we are in a situation where you know that the the e.u. and the u.s. saying well forget everything we said for the last twenty years not support these guys because they're fighting for quite a freedom so this is a double standard going on here and the opposition leaders say they want ukraine to be a european state but d

coast from story libya the nato intervention their failure they were for magical in overthrowing khadafi and carrying out regime change and trying to tell rule they were fighting ok them green democracy means that now al-qaeda runs the country libyan people have a right that i would country i cannot be controlled by these outside forces mainly al-qaeda which is being backed by the major western powers up to this point. about going to take a quick break but when we're back can we take a look at a different side to be a lympics city. now i don't know that i find myself in a big giant pot but this pot will be a mounting one come february. aside from watching the winter games we look at what control cried so you sultry and keep them there also imagine head to heading to the gym to burn off your excess calories empowering the city while you're at it that is not possible one british club that's been forced to go green by energy costs these stories in a couple of minutes. live . across top rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. welcome back now while the death of nelson ma

peaceful protests the need for fresh elections but he then says to his own supporters is like trying or khadafi if you say that the president of ukraine is like duffy what are you saying you're saying he's a dictator who should be lynched as gadhafi was in two thousand and eleven so there is the danger that in fact the extreme right that does exist the extreme nationalist and indeed the a nazi elements are actually in a sense serving the political purpose of the apparently moderate leaders when they speak to the western media that is to say they want to overthrow the existing state they don't trust elections because they fear even if they win elections there is a sufficiently big body of support for your code which that his political movement would survive and come back again as it did after the failures of the orange revolution after the infighting amongst the leaders then. there's been a day in the making and just a couple of days ago it looked like they may not happen at all but international peace talks on the syrian conflict are underway and he is bringing you special coverage from the tal

celebrities going across the world, from rihanna, to be on say, to usher -- who have entertained khadafi'ssons. they take money from these tyrants and they glamorize them. it is beyond my mind. to know that people can go to these people and glamorize them, when they are butchers. people defend them for that? ,hen they condemn our country like one call came in? what he called our founding fathers? do they not know what this country is? they would not be able to cull through on a phone in north korea. they would not have a phone to call out this morning. i am really more upset at the callers than i am a dennis rodman. we have some very dumb callers. they need to sit down and read some history. start to understand who says what and when. todaye people still alive that gave so much. we do not even honor them. host: that is mary from alabama. here is reid, rockville, maryland. caller: it upsets me that dennis rodman, a man, who like me, is my age and from the south, cannot see that the north korean leadership sees this as entertainment. shelbyville, from indiana. independent line. caller: yes,