fifth fleet the navy kuwait as we all know the role that it played in both wars against iraq kuwait is very much dependent on saudi arabia and the united states and so all of this is part of a geo political calculus of the us hegemony us does not want to see its control over the region slip away by something as piddling as the democratic aspirations of the people that look the region so with that western support there's no way we will see any change in the people really want and those countries. the only way that you'll see it is by. mass movements that develop in the streets they can actually bring down these governments the marquis's they control saudi arabia and some but the other gulf kingdoms these are very tenuous their control their hold on power rather is very tenuous they do not enjoy support of the vast majority of the people but rather they enjoy the support of those groups within those countries that benefit from that however the sheep in a minority in the provinces of saudi arabia who are the minority really all throughout the country in bahrain and in kuwait these groups

fifth fleet in the navy kuwait as we although the role that it played in both wars against iraq kuwait is very much dependent on saudi arabia and the united states and so all of this is part of a geo political calculus of us that germany us does not want to see its control over the region slip away by something as piddling as the democratic aspirations of the people of the region. and on the line we've lined up the latest on the unrest coming from another arab country with libya being more and more into violence after rival militants fired rocket propelled grenades in tripoli marking the last security crackdown since the ousting of former leader mark down more on that at r.t. dot com. from ben man to bank clerics greece is set to come to a standstill as a week of strikes and protests has started in the debt ridden country it comes as the government plans to vote for a fresh off staring package of cost cuts and tax hikes in order to get another cash injection from its international creditors peter are very. well it's been rather ominous lee called the devil's week in some parts of the g

fifth fleet the navy kuwait as we all know the role that it played in both wars against iraq kuwait is very much dependent on saudi arabia and the united states and so all of this is part of the geo political calculus of us that germany u.s. does not want to see its control over the region slip away by something as piddling as the democratic aspirations of the people of the region. as a just mentioned the bahraini regime continues to mute anti-government slogans on the street on our website r.t. dot com find out the latest on the protests which have been ongoing for more than twenty months now. that was the u.k. is set to set for a clash where the e.u. partners over how much britain pays for its membership it seems there is still a chance to save taxpayers money back at home it's been revealed that m.p.'s there are spending tens of thousands of pounds flying to exotic destinations on so-called fact finding missions or to surface reports. china miami we might all dream of just thing off to some exotic destination but unfortunately in the middle of a double dip recession with thirty meas

in the arab spring encroaches on kuwait now with the staunch western ally witnessing mass protests against corruption in the ruling. and they are to new centers kevin owen here very good to have you company our top story the angry protests of once again ignited in the center of cairo tonight after a new draft constitution was rushed through the muslim dominated lawmaker assembly there that documents based on shari'a law and opposition activists say it's a betrayal of the revolutions ideals. joins us now live from the capital let's go it was going on there tonight hi there well what is actually going on if you shoulda been in the egyptian capital i can hear some noise how many people are on the streets there. there's still tens of thousands of people on the streets behind me and if you can see here opposing this constitution what they say is that the principle is drafted by the islamist dominated assembly it doesn't represent egypt on top of that it's of course the sharia law and i'm into it all going to an issue where i do is actually simulation the seventy one constitution the problem is

fifth fleet the navy kuwait as we all know the role that it played in both wars against iraq kuwait is very much dependent on saudi arabia and the united states and so all of this is part of a geo political calculus of u.s. germany u.s. does not want to see its control over the region slip away by something as piddling as the democratic aspirations of the people of the region. the u.s. is literally a raising we could leagues from memory with the national archives banning any surge that includes the whistle blowing organizations name civil rights groups joined by librarians on happy tools saying such blatant censorship is akin to george orwell's ministry of truth and laws kerry has been speaking to him he's the leader of the u.k. pirate party he's little good in the band. mission of the library of congress is trying to preserve a collective body of knowledge the job of any line reached shortly should be to share that knowledge well it is frankly not surprising that such organizations that are under pressure to actually conform to these kind of classification law but essentially this is

fifth fleet the navy kuwait as we all know the role that it played in both wars against iraq kuwait is very much dependent on saudi arabia and the united states and so all of this is part of a geo political calculus of us that gemini us does not want to see its control over the region slip away by something as piddling as the democratic aspirations of the people of the region. stargazers now of a chance to spot a manmade marvel in the night sky with their own eyes whether to conceive a space station with a nasa text alert to tell you when the eye assesses flying overhead details online . and a prize for the pied piper who can read a small south african town where rats are on the rampage on our website we'll tell you the bounty for being a rodent terminator. taking a look now at some other stories making headlines across the globe at least ten refugees in the mediterranean on our way from north africa to italy a boat carrying around eighty people was heading to the island of lampedusa a destination for thousands of migrants seeking refuge in europe reports indicate more than fifteen hun

fifth fleet the navy kuwait as we all know the role that it played in full force against iraq kuwait is very much dependent on saudi arabia and the united states and so all of this is part of a geo political calculus that us that germany u.s. does not want to see its control over the region slippery way by something as bitterly as the democratic aspirations of the people of the region former opposition m.p. joel feruz says the bahraini government's actions are unconstitutional violating the international covenant on civil rights this is against article seventeen of the constitution and it is against the international act but if you consider rights which is part of the local law actually over the past i have only comes to the shows were very peaceful the problem is that over the last month saloon people were killed by the government. and also not some people are in the in between and there is nothing done against that but we know who has won some five billion dollars just recently through uribe of countries just to support of. atrocities. stargazers now of a chance to spot a manmade m

fifth fleet the navy kuwait as we all know the role that it played in both wars against iraq kuwait is very much dependent on saudi arabia and the united states and so all of this is part of the geo political calculus of us that germany u.s. does not want to see its control over the region slip away by something as piddling as the democratic aspirations of the people of the region. the main players are said to square up to britain calling on it to the side if it really wants to stay part of the club this after this week's bruising for prime minister david cameron his own m.p.'s turning on him and siding with the opposition in a vote urging a cut to be yearly payments to fund the new deputy prime minister warned the political rebellion could see britain isolated within the bloc cameron's conservatives are using it to push for the people to choose whether to appoint he. just like everyone from inflation increase on the budget would equate to an extra three hundred million pounds a year and that would increase over the multi annual budget up to two thousand and twenty and at a time when y

fifth fleet in the navy kuwait as we all know the role that it played in both wars against iraq kuwait is very much dependent on saudi arabia and the united states and so all of this is part of a geo political calculus of us that germany us does not want to see its control over the region slippered way by something as fatally as the democratic aspirations of the people of the region. doctors are warning hunger strikers in turkey could die in the next ten days riot police to watertown i'm here to ask that citizens protesting in support of the imprisoned hunger strikers find out why the prisoners are going without food to the point of starvation on our website. and get a tip off the next time the space station flies over your head with an outside text message on learn all the details on line. b. use main players set to square up to britain calling out had to decide if it really wants to stay part of the club it's after this week's bruising for prime minister david cameron is own and just turned on him inside with the opposition in a vote urging congress to yearly payments to fund the e.u

fifth fleet the navy kuwait as we all know the role that it played in both wars against iraq kuwait is very much dependent on saudi arabia and the united states and so all of this is part of a geo political calculus of u.s. germany u.s. does not want to see its control over the region slip away by something as piddly as the democratic aspirations of the people of the region. stargazers now of a chance to spot a manmade marble in the night sky with their very own eyes that it to fall to see the space station with a nasa text alert tell you when this is flying overhead details online. a prize for the pied piper who can read a small south african town where rats all raging on our website we tell you the bounty for being a rodent terminator. some of russia's most radical political groups were out in force sunday from diehard nationalist and right fascists in dozens of cities tens of thousands joined marches chanting against immigration israel islam and all things foreign or. more in the crowds in moscow. the slogans and the messages that we've been hearing from the crowd behind me is that

the arab spring encroaches on kuwait now with the staunch western ally with the sigmas protests against corruption in the ruling more like a. low life in the arctic new central moscow is kevin owen here this first angry protests are once again ignited in the center of cairo after a new draft constitution was rushed through the muslim dominated lawmaker assembly the other documents based in sharia law and opposition activists say is a betrayal of the revolutions ideals journalist bell truce in the egyptian capital there's still tens of thousands of people on the streets behind me who are claiming this constitution well they say is the first of all the drafted by islamist dominated assembly it doesn't represent egypt on top of that it's of course is the sharia law and i'm into it or they didn't issue wording is actually simulation seventy one constitution the problem is that other articles defining sorry and even open to all too conservative for interpretation in addition to that take human rights watch actually i know. how to reply. today and that highlighted the problems of women's righ

fifth fleet the navy kuwait as we all know the role that it played in both wars against iraq kuwait is very much dependent on saudi arabia and the united states and so all of this is part of a geo political calculus of us that gemini us does not want to see its control over the region slip away by something as piddling as the democratic aspirations of the people of the region. caught in the middle of the civil war across the borders sends aftershocks into israel later this hour r.t. talks to israelis who fear there will be no easy living next door to the reshaped syrian state. greece is about to grind to a halt during a week of nationwide strikes against austerity the government is losing support as it gets ready to vote on a new set of tax hikes and spending cuts international lenders are demanding the measures before they hand over more bailout cash parties peter oliver is now. well it's been rather ominous lee called the devils we kid some parts of the greek media not stoop to the fact that nobody really knows what state greece is going to emerge from the coming days worth of protes

and the arab spring encroaches on kuwait with a staunch western ally witnessing mass protests against corruption and the proving . very good evening from thanks for being with us first tonight egypt his name is dominated constitutional assembly has passed a new draft constitution documents based on sharia law and it's triggered fresh protests across the country opposition activists say it's a betrayal of the revolutions ideals true it's got the latest for you from cairo. the problem really stems from the constituent assembly itself many of the liberal leftists and church representatives actually walked up to the constituent assembly to what they said was bullying from the islamist factions that dominated the constitution writing body one of the key issues is the sharia law which many say the articles about sharia law leave open to interpretation to a very ultra orthodox interpretation and in addition the rights groups are saying that some articles are really impinging on human rights for example the practice of military trials of civilians which is condemned on the international law i

kuwait, bahrain, uae and ohman. those smaller, minor emirates, it's worth noting, emerged independent only due to a period of british hedgeomny where it was in the british interest to allow these states to emerge independent, separate from the other regional superpowers. if it weren't for the british presence in the 1900s, kuwait almost certainly would have been subsumed by iraq. bahrain, probably would have been gobbled up by the iranians. the uae probably would have accrued to or been swept over with the saudis. so, there is inherit tension, and that's in addition to, of course, the great tension between the arabs on the southern side of the gulf, and the persians or the iranians to the north. so, since the 1800s, it was that presence of an independent agent, the brits, who were able to keep many of these tensions under control. now, to be sure, many of the local actors didn't particularly welcome the british there. i think they food -- understood that as well. however it did provide a modicum of stability, and wh

and the arab spring encroaches on kuwait truth be staunch western ally witnessing mass protests against iraq in the early morning. hello i'm kevin zero in this is our top story angry protests once again ignited in the center of cairo after a new draft constitution was rushed through the muslim dominated lawmaker assembly there the documents based on sharia law and opposition activists say it's a betrayal therefore of the revolutions ideals journalists truce in the egyptian capital this still tens of thousands of people on the streets behind me here are pennies in this constitution what they say is that applies to all the drafted by islamist dominated assembly it doesn't represent egypt on top of that it's of course is the sharia law and i've been to it although the initial wording is actually similar to the seventy one constitution the problem is that other articles defining sorry and even open to all true conservative interpretation in addition to that thank you and rights watch actually. had a report today that highlighted the problems of women's rights within the constitution in addi

and the arab spring encroaches on kuwait with a staunch western ally witnessing organized mass protests against corruption in the in the ma. again the story we've got around tonight for you. a lovely quiet morning a family jet li sleeps in district heights maryland when fifty armed f.b.i. agents storm the house and guns drawn despite the family pleading that they were unarmed the law enforcement agents opened fire on a weaponless teenager my asian huli thankfully sholay suffered minor flesh wounds but the key issue is that it remains unknown as to why the house was stormed so here in america for no reason guys in black uniforms storm someone's house all loaded some rounds and left with no justification or explanation yes the family still doesn't know why this happened the f.b.i. is remaining silent you know i understand that there are some very bad individuals out there doing some very bad stuff at home but if you don't even really know whose house you're storming or why you're storming it then maybe you should lay off the siege for a while you know what take a few minutes to think it o

not long after they had invaded kuwait. that's the right analogy for these fiscal cliff talks, believe it or not. at the time we, investors, traders, actually thought could you make a deal with saddam. we believed you could sit down with tariq aziz and hammer out a compromise. for some ridiculous reason we thought it would have to be done over the weekend. short sellers have been making a killing since saddam invaded kuwait that summer. dow dropping from 2900 to 2350 as the stalemate dragged on. the shorts feared these aziz/bush talks. they didn't want to see the juicy top get obliterated. i would reel in or bring in my short positions friday morning unlike those who came in at the close so i could sleep soundly over the weekend. so i didn't have to wake up to a headline saddam agrees to pull back, u.s. rebuilds kuwait. you had to believe he would do something rational like that. did saddam think he could beat the united states in a war? many thought he was actually a rational human being who would reach the conclusion that

but horse talked with tear gas down smiled bottles this comes amid rising tension other changes to kuwait's election law the opposition's blaming the government for using education to favor pro regime candidates in next month's parliamentary poll. u.s. attempts to overthrow syrian president bashar assad have taken a new turn with secretary of state clinton calling for a major reshaping of the. a rebel leadership has a grown disillusioned with you as main opposition alliance the national council for failing to gain support from other groups clinton claims the leadership should represent those fighting on the front line the syrian opposition consists of various rebel militias many of which have reportedly been infiltrated by radical islamists links to al qaeda. the international space station has been forced to change its orbit to avoid collision with the remains of an american satellite maneuvers work carried out successfully and the station is now located one kilometer further away from earth the news came hours after a russian cargo spacecraft docked with the ice as with two point five ton

western leader but was stopped with tear gas all smiles this comes amid rising tension over changes to kuwait and that. law the opposition's blaming the government for using legislation to favor pre regime candidates in next month's parliamentary or. u.s. attempts to overthrow syrian president bashar al assad have taken a new turn with secretary of state clinton calling for a major reshaping of the rebel leadership washington has grown disillusioned with syria's main opposition alliance the foreign based national council for failing to gain support from other groups clinton claims the leadership should represent those fighting on the frontline the syrian opposition consists of various rebel militias many of which have reportedly been infiltrated by radical islamist links to al qaida. in ukraine where almost all ballots count of the ruling party are in the lead was just over thirty percent of the vote in the parliamentary election the opposition party of jailed former premier you later less than five percent behind previously the fight is that one of its main goals was to impeach president he

authorities in kuwait have freed a prominent opposition figure on bail of former m.p.'s for day arrest over charges he insults of the nation's western backed government incited a wave of angry demos which were brutally suppressed by police officials also responded with a warning they would toughen the crackdown on the stench of more poker. current tensions in kuwait away ignited by a proposed changes to the electoral law which critics say is aimed at shattering the opposition's chances in next month's parliamentary poll. tensions are brewing in bridge in the head of budget talks between even leaders in brussels this month the deputy prime minister says m.p.'s have given david cameron an impossible task that's after the prime minister suffered a massive blow from his own party with a number of members joshi and with the opposition to demand a cut in the u. case cash flow to brussels r.t. you spoke to one of those preservative m.p.'s who is opposed to the prime minister margaret should believe the people of britain should get the chance to vote on whether to stay part of

it was the second crackdown inside kuwait in two weeks. an israeli television network is reporting israel's military leaders rebuffed orders from prime minister netanyahu and defence minister a who brock -- ehud barak during an order to strike. the order was rejected after top officials concluded that doing so would be illegal and would set up a dangerous chain of events that could lead to global conflicts. video has emerged from colorado of a heavily-armed police contingent carrying out an eviction order at the home of a woman in colorado springs. 63-year old sahara donahue had enlisted the help local occupy activists after u.s. bank ordered her to vacate her home. when activists set up a barricade to delay the eviction last week, at least 10 truckloads of police reportedly arrived at the scene carrying heavy weaponry. the police forced the activists onto the ground at gunpoint before barging into the home and carrying out the eviction. those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'

responded with a warning they would toughen the crackdown on dissent more protests ok tensions in kuwaitto ignited by a proposed changes to the electoral law which critics say is aimed at shattering the opposition's chances and next month's parliamentary. tensions are brewing in britain the head of budget talks between the e.u. leaders in brussels and later this month the deputy prime minister says m.p.'s have given david cameron an impossible task that's after the pm suffered a massive blow from his own party with a number of members voting which he also has issued to demand a prompt to you case cash flow to brussels spoke to one of those preservative m.p.'s who opposes the prime minister precious believes the people of britain shouldn't get the chance to vote on whether to stay part of the deeply flawed e.u. . i mean inflation increase on the budget would equate to an extra three hundred million pounds a year and that would increase over the multi and your budget up to two thousand and twenty and at a time when u.k. families are having to make very difficult often painful decisions wit

kuwait authorities have warned of harsher measures in their crackdown on demonstrators who are defying a ban on public gatherings as follows a night of severe clashes between police and protesters who marched in support of the jailed opposition activists if islands initially erupted over changes to kuwait selectorial wall opposition groups say the legislation favors pro regime candidates in next month's parliamentary home. they have a tropical storm has slammed into southern india killing at least eight people and forcing thousands to flee their homes brought heavy rain prompting massive landfall and flooding in low lying areas and oil tanker has also run aground it's six crew members are now missing after their life boat capsized. and coming up in just a few moments it's the latest episode of capital account with lauren lyster. it is a way of life traditionally the people. are also highly skilled and organized. depending. on the day we found this particular camp they were settled near the coast of the sea here for families work together to manage nearly a thousand. people and. they ca

meanwhile in another gulf state kuwait security forces have climbed down on a sunday march against the ascension of an opposition leader the crowd headed towards a prison where the former m.p.'s held for critical comments about the country's western backed leader but was stopped with tear gas and smuggles this comes amid rising tension of which i changes to kuwait election law the opposition's blaming the government for using legislation to favor providian candidates in next month's parliamentary polls. u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton says the syrian opposition needs to be more inclusive of those fighting on the ground they move signals a major of the whole for washington that. to move beyond syria's main opposition alliance the national council which has been powerless to stop the bloodshed so clinton also urged the syrian opposition to resist those by extremist groups to hijack the revolution meanwhile at least six people were killed and thirteen wounded during a bomb blast in a damascus suburb government forces are founded in north of the country where fighters are trying to

authorities in kuwait have freed a prominent opposition figure on bail for my own peace four day arrestover charges he insulted the nation's western backed government and cited a wave of angry demos which were brutally suppressed by police officials also responded with a. warning they would have toughened a crackdown on dissent should more protest the current tensions in kuwait to ignited by a proposed changes to the electoral law which critics say is aimed at shattering the opposition's chances in next month's parliamentary. tensions are brewing in britain the ahead of budget talks between the e.u. leaders in brussels later this month the deputy prime minister says m.p.'s have given david cameron an impossible task that's after their pm suffered a massive blow from his own party the number of members voting with the opposition to demand a cut in the u. case cash flow to brussels i t's one of those conservative m.p.'s who oppose the prime minister my preferred to believe that the people of britain should get the chance to vote on whether to stay hard to look deeply forward. if you want

in kuwait security forces have climbed down on a strong march against the detention of an opposition leader the crowd headed towards a prison where the former m.p. is held for critical comments about the country's a western leader but who are stopped with tear gas and smoke bombs this comes amid rising tension of the changes to kuwait elect. the opposition is blaming the government for using registration to favor pro regime candidates in next month's parliamentary poll. you are the towns to overthrow syrian president bashar al assad have taken an eternal with secretary of state clinton calling for a major or shaping of the rebel leadership or and has grown disillusioned with theories main opposition alliance the national council for failing to gain support from other groups clinton claims the leadership should represent those fighting on the front line the syrian opposition consists of barris rebel militias many of which have reportedly been infiltrated by radical islamists links to al qaida. in ukraine with almost all votes counted the ruling party in the lead with just over thirty

well the opposition uprisings in places like kuwait and buffer rain. or i believe there are genuine arab spring uprisings and use a sort of equation really if you look at the sort of masquerading that's going on in libya and syria where the west are heavily involved in all sides of the conflict i believe that these because buck reign in kuwait are staunch western allies and specially because bahrain is such a strategically important piece on the chessboard housing the u.s. fifth fleet and also right across the persian gulf from iran. if if they're u.s. allies if they're staunch u.s. allies and you see an uprising then there's a high probability that there are genuine uprisings therefore the west will not cover this in the mainstream media and already c.n.n. really should have its broadcast license pulled for trying to keep amber lines is a piece in bahrain from airing in fact offering money and all sorts of corruption going on at c.n.n. clearly see it is tony the foreign policy line of washington in a very hardcore fashion all right and that's you i'm

the exchange service is saving the day, to 36 exchanges in guam, italy, japan, kuwait, portugal, turkeyand the u.k. you can go to "shop my exchange" and they can pick it up at their exchange. >> now the forecast -- >> it is another chilly day. it is several days since the average high, which is 61. we will be below that mark this afternoon. 43 in parkton. at least the sun has come out. we will sneak into the low 50's later today. we will see some sunshine and as you stay out of the shade, you will be all right. the storm system is coming through and this will turn into a nor'easter. we have the gfs model. high pressure on tuesday and the clouds may thicken up as the storm gets doing. we have the outlook for tomorrow. we have a coastal low. we are in the percipitation there. it may be cold enough for the snow to mix in with the rain. there are some computer models keeping this far enough offshore so baltimore misses everything. we may have winds up to 40 mph with some inland snow. up in that part of the country. ithe range is to 53 as the seven-day forecast is like this. a high of only 5

i have that right he went from kuwait so you want to go at it for eleven ok i got that right i perfect well you were there in the courtroom yesterday take us inside what happened yesterday was just the first day in the latest round of pretrial motion hearings of course like you said it's been. nine hundred thirty days i think at this point since he was first picked up and of course the trial should have started within one hundred twenty or so but here we are marshall should have which scheduled until february first are going to be ready and if it wraps up in march when it's supposed to will be at around one thousand by then so but this week that the hearings that we're having this week are really important because they are going to focus on what bradley experienced while he was at quantico in northern virginia so that's where it was kept for an eight or nine months and that's where for upwards of twenty three hours a day they took away his clothes they made him sit in a six foot by eight foot room and subjected to conditions that the that the u.n. said were pretty much on par with tort

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the end of 1990 had increased nearly $300 billion by the end of 1990 with saddam hussein invading kuwait on august 2nd and the first gulf war. these gentlemen were there. they participated in this long arduous debate. the debate came up to something that is extremely familiar to everyone in this office in this room and that is taxes and spending. more specifically the desire of the president as understand, governor, was to have a capital gains tax cut. but the democrats will only agree the overall rates were increased no such agreement could be reached and democrats retreated on the rate increases while selling for a limitation of tax deductions for higher income. i will give the recollection of the 1990 budget its pros and cons but more importantly what lessons from that experience can be applied today. i'm sure they will want to interact with each other. after opening comments you want to make and if time permits we will certainly opened up to you and the audience for any specific questions you might have to be i'd like to speak with the honorable former chief of staff at this time mr.

was part of a two man sniper team just hours before the invasion it climbed to guard tower in the kuwait iraq border. search for a rocky mine layers on the other side. to get. to exactly one week after we shot this video zeus was killed when he stepped on an unexploded u.s. artillery. if. later today i want to tell you about my son his source or so i did you might identify with that. unless you're he was born here in t.o. wanna he went to los alamos grade school he. after that he enlisted with the marines before september eleventh. i had to give my written consent because he was just seventeen in the house. that's the legal age for enrollment in the us army. the iraq war began on march twentieth. on the twenty eighth just eight days later the soldiers came to see me. i mean. they called me at work and i came home to them. and they said mr suarez your son is a hero and he died tonight in the battlefield the iraqi soldier shot him in the head. i swear to those words destroyed my life. but that is the three days later a journalist called me. you said mr suarez they lied to you your son wasn

american citizen he was the first american soldier from mexico to die during the invasion of iraq kuwait i am. chase i'm fighting to avoid. next war to keep other young people with hopes and dreams ceilings can sway in a more peaceful like my son his so sad and from being grabbed by the claws of american militarism. what is from each i fight for peace he's putting up us. to mr. benefit will you. give me a gun i've big will use here let me then use plain. so many of my laugh is sent down your back my son died i don't agree you don't agree read or heard of him my son is in the arena i don't know what is crap we are going to be for us there's. going to be leaving my sony at the marine died in iraq on diesel fuel original films. i'm sorry about your size but he will always be remembered. yes. i repeat. independent i support all the war in my opinion two lawyers were necessary that i support the marine corps says pacific but police. who claimed through the voice. that we will serve to actually. look at that for the rest of. their. baby and. his source was an ordinary boy. he was mischievous.

and 91 the united states engaged in desert shield and desert storm after this a dumb and asian of kuwait. after 1991 the united states never left and it has been maintaining order keep being the coal from devolving and insuring free-trade in and out through the gulf with the same missions the british had been doing in the 1800's and 1900's also appeared of american and and british hegemony separated by a a 20 year chaotic time. >>host: professor jeffrey macris do see that hegemony continuing and shouldn't strategically? >> obviously those of the decisions administrations needs to make. from my training as a historian at will offer the incite that the golf is inherently unstable. political scientist call it anarchic the there is no one power strong enough to impose its willow over the other is putting it in the constant competition and tension with one another. three regional powers and the smaller emirates down to the south better virtually defenseless in and of themselves. those smaller emirates earring urged independent only due to british hegemony when it was in the british interest t